Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114945 total results. Showing results 2341 to 2360 «114115116117118119120121122Next ›Last » Gardaí cleared in penalty-points fixing case will sue the State for damages over ‘six-year hell’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Legal action will be taken against the State by Limerick-based gardaí who walked free from court after facing unproven accusations of perverting the course of justice, their solicitor has said. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 News AGSI concern at gardaí being targeted ‘for carrying out their duties’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Home addresses being published online, putting gardaí and their families at risk. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 News West Mercia Police launch virtual ride‑along experience Viewers will be able to step inside an officer’s shift without leaving the room, watching a controlled live feed from body‑worn video as officers respond to incidents across Herefordshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 News Garda sergeants and inspectors group says has ‘no confidence’ in force’s suspension system REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There is no confidence in the power of senior garda management to arbitrarily suspend gardaí indefinitely, the group representing middle management in the force said. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 30/3/2026 News Rebuilding relationships: Can a new charter reset police-media relations? The UK’s recently published Policing and Media Charter, which comes just weeks after new College of Policing guidance on media and communications, is viewed by many as a much-needed reset of the relationship between police and the media; Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend, a subject matter expert in police communications, spoke to Crime Reporters Association Chair Rebecca Camber and NPCC Chair Gavin Stephens about the background to the charter, its aims, and the practical difference it will make to that relationship. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 Analysis, Feature, Interview Pasifika nearly quarter of NZ’s homeless so where do they go under new police powers? NEW ZEALAND: The move-on powers announced in February will mean police can move on rough sleepers or people displaying disorderly behaviour as young as 14-years-old. Pacific Media Network (PMN) (New Zealand) 30/3/2026 News National’s claims on crime are a joke and you are all the punchline NEW ZEALAND: If enforcement is working, why are more drugs flowing into the country?” That is the central question for Police Minister Mark Mitchell, who recently announced New Zealand will send five police officers and drug dogs to Samoa to help combat South American cartels using the Pacific as a drug superhighway. The Daily Blog (New Zealand) 30/3/2026 Feature, Opinion Concerns over NSW police discretion as Aboriginal drug diversion rates lag AUSTRALIA: Data released on Monday has indicated Aboriginal people in New South Wales are being diverted away from the criminal justice system at significantly lower rates than non-Indigenous people when caught with small amounts of illegal drugs. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 30/3/2026 News Police Commissioner’s new plan to tackle state’s DV scourge AUSTRALIA: Queensland’s top cop has hit back at critics after a dedicated domestic violence unit was disbanded, saying a new structure meant he would personally oversee efforts to tackle the scourge. More Coverage ‘Strike two for dodgy data’: Miles unleashes over child DV figures ‘Strike two for dodgy data’: Miles unleashes over child DV figures Editor’s view: Why latest DV protection is not so simple Editor’s view: Why latest DV protection is not so simple The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 30/3/2026 News Open border, new risks: Policing post-treaty Gibraltar In this second Policing TV conversation with Royal Gibraltar Police Commissioner Owain Richards, we dive into one of the most significant changes in the territory’s modern history: the new UK–EU treaty that will remove routine border checks at the Gibraltar–Spain frontier. Commissioner Richards explains what an open land border will mean in practice, how joint policing with Spanish forces will work, and why this “seismic” shift is both an opportunity and a major operational test. PolicingTV 30/3/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video West Mercia officers investigated over fatal shooting Officers from West Mercia Police who led the firearms operation in which a man was fatally shot, are being investigated by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) about the planning and management of the operation. Police Professional 29/3/2026 News Fugitive Dezi Freeman shot dead by Australian police after seven months in hiding AUSTRALIA: Australian police have shot and killed Dezi Freeman after the double-murderer spent seven months on the run. A well-known conspiracy theorist, Freeman gunned down two police officers on his property in the small Victorian town of Porepunkah last August, before fleeing into dense bushland and evading extensive searches. BBC 29/3/2026 News Garda vetting review group fails to issue report five years after it was established REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Plan to create more efficient system stalls as sports clubs and youth groups face ‘deeply frustrating’ delays. A review group on Garda vetting has failed to issue a report five years after it was established to make recommendations on creating a more effective and efficient system. Government backbencher Malcolm Byrne said it was “deeply frustrating for sports clubs, youth groups and anyone working with children” because of years-long problems with the system and ongoing protracted delays in vetting of individuals. “Somebody could work in a childcare facility and at the same time could be training juvenile athletes as well as being involved in a stage school involving young people,” and they would require separate vetting for each, he said. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 29/3/2026 News Safer communities, smarter policing MALTA: The Malta Police Force is committed to continuing to deliver tangible results – safer streets, reduced fear of crime, positive police interactions and a stronger sense of justice, writes Angelo Gafà. In June 2020 I had the privilege of assuming the role of police commissioner following the first-ever competitive selection process. From the outset, my priority was to transform a two-century-old Police Force into a flexible, efficient, data-driven and community-centric organisation. Times of Malta 29/3/2026 Feature, Opinion Gardai trial system to detect extremist recruitment in online gaming REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An AI tool developed at Trinity College Dublin can identify and interrupt radicalisation attempts in real time across digital platforms The Times - Subscription at source 29/3/2026 News This high street tried facial recognition cameras. It led to 164 arrests Go shopping in Croydon this weekend and you could be scanned to check whether you’re a crime suspect. Matt Rudd joins a controversial trial scheme — where police tracked down a woman wanted since 2004 The Times - Subscription at source 29/3/2026 Feature Hard-up police officers in Scotland are resorting to food banks and second jobs Police union leaders warn shrinking real-terms pay has resulted in scores of Scots officers having to turn to food banks due to cash shortages, mirroring trends in other parts of the UK. Daily Record 29/3/2026 News Nottinghamshire Police launches specialist heritage crime team Preventing and detecting heritage crime across Nottinghamshire is the aim of the force’s newly formed Heritage Crime team. Six officers from across the county have been equipped with specialist skills to respond to reports of heritage crime, courtesy of training delivered by Historic England. West Bridgford Wire 29/3/2026 News Officer searched police database for people he’d met on dating apps Officer searched police database for people he'd met on dating apps Wales Online 29/3/2026 News Undercover police officer was sacked for assaulting partner, spycops inquiry hears Conviction revealed during questioning of Rob Hastings about a second woman whom he deceived into intimate relationship The Guardian 29/3/2026 News «114115116117118119120121122Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
