Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97125 total results. Showing results 221 to 240 «8910111213141516Next ›Last » Corporate America’s implementation of AI and the implications for police overreach in vehicle monitoring In the latest in a series of articles exploring the opportunities and challenges presented to police by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI), Chief Philip Lukens explores the application of AI by motor manufacturers and corporations to monitor vehicle use and driver behaviour, and how this could aid police investigations while also exposing law enforcement to accusations of overreach. Policing Insight - Registration at source 30/1/2025 Feature, Innovation Police record almost half a million shoplifting offences in England and Wales The Office for National Statistics published the latest crime figures on Thursday. The Independent 30/1/2025 News PC harassed ex-partner and slashed her car tyre, misconduct panel finds PC Denny denied the allegations against him, claiming his behaviour was reasonable given he needed to understand why his partner ended their relationship. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/1/2025 News Retail crime ‘spiralling out of control’ Retail crime is at its highest level on record, according to new figures released today (January 30) from the British Retail Consortium’s (BRC) Annual Crime Survey. Police Professional 30/1/2025 News Ottawa police assign youth officers to city’s school districts CANADA: Police say the initiative is in response to rising levels of violence in schools. The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is returning to city schools with a revised approach, assigning officers to support educators without being stationed inside buildings. CBC News (Canada) 30/1/2025 News ‘Simply doing their job’: Police Commissioner backs down AUSTRALIA: The NSW Police Commissioner has backed down on her claim the media “compromised” the investigation into the explosive-laden caravan discovered in Dural, saying she did not intend to blame The Daily Telegraph. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 30/1/2025 News When is ‘terrorism’ declared? Here’s why the NSW premier and police have different answers Acts of terrorism are defined as being "racially motivated" or "ideologically motivated" under Australian law. SBS News (Australia) 30/1/2025 Feature NSW police say caravan investigation ‘compromised’ by media leak as Daily Telegraph calls criticism ‘unfair’ AUSTRALIA: The New South Wales police commissioner says an investigation into a caravan found in Sydney allegedly containing explosives and a list of Jewish targets was compromised by leaks to a Sydney media outlet. The Guardian 30/1/2025 News The threat of pharmaceutical crime in the EU and beyond EUROPE: The illicit market of counterfeit pharmaceuticals and health products is global and growing. Criminal actors and networks operating in the EU are involved in the import, export and the production of illicit products. Criminal actors are running clandestine laboratories in the EU for the production of counterfeit pharmaceuticals. This report outlines the threat of pharmaceutical crime in the EU and beyond, as assessed by Europol. It aims to raise awareness of the ways criminal networks exploit consumers and industry in generating illegal revenue through producing and selling counterfeit medicines. This publication forms part of a larger awareness raising communication action by Europol, the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) to encourage people to be aware of the risks of buying fake medicines. The report explains some of the wider trends and incentives at play in criminals’ use of social media as a marketplace to sell these fake medicines and the misuse of a number of prescription and over-the-counter medicines as well as other health products. This is set to remain a widespread phenomenon and the steady increase in demand will likely generate continuous opportunities for organised crime. Europol 30/1/2025 Report Crime report survey Retail crime is out of control. Our latest Annual Crime Survey, shows violence & abuse, and theft, spiralling upwards, yet again. [PDF] British Retail Consortium 30/1/2025 Report Retail crime ‘spiralling out of control’ Retail crime is at its highest level on record, according to new figures released today from the British Retail Consortium’s (BRC) Annual Crime Survey. The survey reveals incidents of violence and abuse in 2023/24 climbed to over 2,000 per day, up from 1,300 the year before. This is more than three times what it was in 2020, when there were just 455 incidents a day. Incidents included racial or sexual abuse, physical assault or threats with weapons. There were 70 incidents per day which involved a weapon, more than double the previous year. British Retail Consortium 30/1/2025 News Shoplifters ‘out of control’ and becoming more brazen, say retailers Retail crime is "out of control" and shoplifters are carrying out increasingly brazen and violent acts of theft because they do not fear any consequences, an industry body has told the BBC. BBC 30/1/2025 News ‘Impressive’ approach to terrorism training exercise in Nottinghamshire An exercise to test the response by emergency services to a terrorist attack has taken place in the East Midlands. Police Professional 30/1/2025 News Federation’s ‘disbelief’ at Essex Police plans to cut all PCSOs amid funding shortfall The body representing police officers in Essex Police has spoken of its “disbelief and anger” over cuts to the force that will see all its 99 police community support officers (PCSOs) made redundant. Police Professional 30/1/2025 News Crime ‘spiralling out of control’ in stores, warns British Retail Consortium UK retailers report all-time high of 55,000 thefts a day and 50% rise this year in violent and abusive incidents The Guardian 30/1/2025 News Shoplifting ‘spiralling out of control’ as 2,000 workers attacked every day Retailers lost £2.2bn to theft over the course of last year, says British Retail Consortium The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/1/2025 News NSW Police officers continue to engage in misconduct with impunity AUSTRALIA: A New South Wales police sergeant on a long drive with two junior officers in November 2023, refused to allow the car to stop when one of his colleagues needed to use the bathroom. Sydney Criminal Lawyers 30/1/2025 News ‘Some steal to order’: on the frontline of UK shoplifting epidemic As retailers record 55,000 thefts a day, we talk to a supermarket worker, a security guard and a shopkeeper about their jobs The Guardian 30/1/2025 News Victorian police union ends long-running industrial action after members approve pay deal with state government AUSTRALIA: Victoria’s police union has ended its industrial action against the state government as its long-running pay dispute nears its end. Sky News 30/1/2025 News Suspension lifted against Thames Valley chief after PCC says he was ‘over-reliant’ on IOPC view Jason Hogg says the suspension 'has had a huge impact' on him and his family and he will be taking time off before returning. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/1/2025 News «8910111213141516Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
