Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114945 total results. Showing results 2321 to 2340 «113114115116117118119120121Next ›Last » ‘The police can’t do it alone’: head of police watchdog on how to cut crime HM chief inspector Andy Cooke says multi-agency approach is needed to cut poverty and increase opportunities The Guardian 30/3/2026 News Ex-police inspector guilty of strip-search assaults A former police inspector who sexually assaulted young men in custody during unnecessary strip-searches has been found guilty of sexual offences and misconduct. BBC 30/3/2026 News Positive ethics in law enforcement Policing, like many other organisations, often relies on the ‘don’t do’ approach to communicating and educating ethics to its workforce, with a focus on the punishments and consequences of misconduct and poor behaviour; but Dr Eva Tsahuridu and Jo Kerr of Victoria Police Registration & Services Board argue that while ‘negative ethics’ have a role to play, ‘positive ethics’ that develop a ‘what to do approach’ to recognising ethical issues and making ethical judgements are just as important. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Police warn against use of self‑swabbing kits 'Self swabbing' rape and sexual assault kits present significant risk to victims. The National Centre for Violence Against Women and Girls and Public Protection (NCVPP) and the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) have issued a clear national position statement on the use of ‘self‑swabbing’ kits in unregulated environments following rape, warning that such kits present significant risk to victims, undermine safeguarding, and jeopardise the integrity of evidence. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 30/3/2026 News Gardai to call for addresses of officers charged with criminal offences to be withheld from public REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The 2,600-strong Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors, whose conference kicks off in Mayo today, wants home addresses to be replaced by accused officers' stations instead. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 30/3/2026 News AGSI calls for review of garda suspensions system REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda sergeants and inspectors have strongly criticised the current system of garda suspensions where members can remain out of work for years, saying it is failing both the organisation and gardaÃ. The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI) is calling for an independent review of all suspensions after 12 months because investigations are taking too long to conclude. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 30/3/2026 News Minister and commissioner to face criticism at AGSI conference over Garda suspensions REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Recent failed investigation over allegations penalty points being illegally ‘squared’ reveals crisis in suspension system, AGSI says. Garda sergeants and inspectors believe senior Garda management can no longer be trusted to have complete control over the suspension of members of the force if allegations of wrongdoing are made against them. Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan and Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly are set for strong criticism when they address the Association. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 News Victoria police called to give evidence into Indigenous man’s death in custody seek protection from self-incrimination AUSTRALIA: Request comes at the start of a two-week inquest into the death of Noongar man Jeffrey Winmar in Melbourne. Eleven police officers called to give evidence into the death of an Aboriginal man in custody have sought certificates to protect themselves from self-incrimination. The request from the Victoria police chief commissioner came at the start of a two-week inquest into the death of Noongar man Jeffrey Winmar. The 28-year-old died in hospital on 11 November 2023, two days after being pursued and arrested by police. The Guardian 30/3/2026 News Second custody death in a week after man found dead in Holtze cell AUSTRALIA: A man was found dead in his cell at Holtze prison on Saturday morning, with NT Police saying the death is not considered suspicious. The death follows on from a man dying in police custody earlier in the week. NT Independent (Australia) 30/3/2026 News SPF unveils enhanced tactical vehicles SINGAPORE: Managing public order incidents more effectively with the Tactical Strike Vehicle and Next-Generation Water Cannon Vehicle. The Singapore Police Force (SPF) introduced two enhanced tactical vehicles developed in collaboration with the Home Team Science and Technology Agency: the enhanced Tactical Strike Vehicle (TSV) with a Riot Control System (RCS) and the Next-Generation Water Cannon Vehicle. These tactical vehicles enhance public order and public security operations while strengthening the response capabilities of the Special Operations Command (SOC) for major incidents. Singapore Police Force 30/3/2026 News Cutting bobbies on the beat put public at risk, says police chief Outgoing chief inspector of policing hails progress and calls for return to basics The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 News Outgoing HMCI stresses ignoring early warnings puts public at risk The outgoing head of the police and fire inspectorate has warned that failure to act early on inspectorate warnings can delay improvements and leave the public exposed to avoidable risks. Emergency Services Times 30/3/2026 News Merseyside Police launches major force restructure Merseyside Police is introducing a significant force restructure designed to modernise policing, strengthen local accountability and improve the service delivered to communities across the region. Emergency Services Times 30/3/2026 News A decade of impact: How RST has helped victims and officers on UK’s roads Leaders from the police, the NHS, and the transport sector met at the Wellcome Collection this week to mark the launch of The Road Safety Trust (RST)’s landmark impact report. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 News Officer had ‘inappropriate relationship’ with domestic abuse victim he met while on duty Ex-PC David Wren, a former Essex Police officer, was given a suspended sentence after he admitted misconduct in public office (MIPO) and a computer misuse offence as a result of an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 News Merseyside Police launches major force restructure Merseyside Police has introduced a significant force restructure designed to modernise policing, strengthen local accountability and improve the service delivered to communities across the region. Police Professional 30/3/2026 News Police bodycam footage livestreamed in new project A virtual ride-along scheme has been launched by a police force, allowing the public to see what officers get up to from the comfort of a police station. BBC 30/3/2026 News Chief inspector sacked over domestic abuse arrest A senior police officer who was sacked after being arrested for domestic abuse can be named despite being granted anonymity in misconduct proceedings. BBC 30/3/2026 News Lead the future of policing: Specialise your career The Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies (LCAPS) offers a comprehensive portfolio of academic policing programmes designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge to tackle the complex challenges of modern policing. Whether you’re in law enforcement, private security, or intelligence, these courses will empower you to excel in your role and make a tangible impact in your field. Policing Insight 30/3/2026 Advertisement, Feature Force goes back to BCU model after new chief conducts restructure review The new structure will see 80 additional officers put into response, 60 additional officers into neighbourhood policing and the retention of 200 community support officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 News «113114115116117118119120121Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
