Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100507 total results. Showing results 2441 to 2460 «119120121122123124125126127Next ›Last » Saint John police reviewing report on wrongful conviction of two N.B. men CANADA: An external review of police conduct around the wrongful murder convictions of two New Brunswick men has been completed, but the civilian board that oversees the Saint John, N.B., police force says privacy concerns need to be addressed before it can be made public. Blue Line (Canada) 27/2/2025 News Clarification sought to when decision to not vet Garda trainees before entering Garda training college was made REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Tipperary TD Alan Kelly is seeking clarification as to when a decision was made not to vet Garda trainees before they entered the Garda training college in Templemore. Tipp Mid West Radio (Ireland) 27/2/2025 News Minister for Justice may not attend rank-and-file Garda conference if Drew Harris not invited REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Jim O'Callaghan could follow Helen McEntee in solidarity with commissioner. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 27/2/2025 News Minister must attend GRA Conference and listen to Rank-and-File Gardaí REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Labour’s Justice spokesperson Alan Kelly TD has called on the Minister for Justice to attend the Garda Representative Association’s (GRA) annual conference and engage directly with the concerns of rank-and-file members of An Garda Síochána. Labour (Republic of Ireland) 27/2/2025 News Bodies without names: How police use of investigative genetic genealogy can provide resolution for families of the unidentified Investigative genetic genealogy is being used by police forces around the world to identify both the discovered remains of unknown individuals, and to track down those responsible for murders and other violent crimes; in this edited version of her Churchill Fellowship report, Dr Emma Tilley of the University of Staffordshire looks at the use of investigative genetic genealogy in police investigations around the world, the benefits and challenges it offers, and how can UK policing can implement this new technique. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/2/2025 Analysis, Feature Police to use new ‘state-of-the-art’ speed cameras A police force has used money from developments on its patch to buy two new "state-of-the-art" speed cameras. Leicestershire Police said the two Trucam II cameras will help them "tackle speeding and illegal car racing" in the county. The cameras cost about £9,000 each and use both laser and video. BBC 27/2/2025 News Young help overhaul Met’s stop and search policy Davarel Gordon thinks he was just 12 years old when he was first stopped and searched by police. "The first time it happens you're in shock. There wasn't any communication, I didn't understand what was going on. BBC 27/2/2025 News Met publishes new Stop and Search Charter The Met has published a new Stop and Search Charter, shaping the future of how one of policing’s most effective but contentious tactics is used in London. Metropolitan Police Service 27/2/2025 News UK police aim to fix ‘stop and search’ where Black people most affected London's police force vowed on Thursday to reform its "stop and search" tactic which has seen far more Black people than others halted on streets and been criticised for enabling racism. The Metropolitan Police, Britain's largest force, said the searches remained necessary to combat crime in the capital of nearly 9 million people but acknowledged they needed to be done more sensitively and published a charter for improvements. Reuters 27/2/2025 News ‘Witch hunt’: QPS in Fitzgerald-like war to silence cops AUSTRALIA: Police officers are facing the sack and threats of criminal charges as the service probes whistleblowers accused of exposing a directive putting journalists... The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 27/2/2025 News Fury as ‘worrying’ Labour law gives police access to 50m people’s data Cops will be able to access key personal data under Labour's new plans. Labour's new crime laws will make every driver's personal information available to the police. Express 27/2/2025 News ‘As a teen I knew I would get stopped and searched’ Davarel Gordon thinks he was just 12 years old when he was first stopped and searched by police. "The first time it happens you're in shock. There wasn't any communication, I didn't understand what was going on. BBC 27/2/2025 News Tamworth council meets Police Minister over regional crime issue AUSTRALIA: Tamworth council has called on the New South Wales Police Minister to create a diversionary program for young offenders in the North West. NBN News (Australia) 27/2/2025 News, Video Brisbane Water Police set up Strike Force to tackle youth crime AUSTRALIA: Police on the Central Coast say despite recent incidents, they are making progress in tackling youth crime. NBN News (Australia) 27/2/2025 News, Video ERA: Policeman who made ‘disgusting’ comment about colleague wins $5000 grievance over unfair process NEW ZEALAND: A policeman who told colleagues a female officer was “the new station c** bucket” later claimed he was being treated unfairly by police. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 27/2/2025 News Tasmania expands tri-agency mental health response after successful initial implementation A tri-agency response to those in mental health crisis involving members of the police, ambulance and clinical services has been further expanded across Tasmania after implementation of the approach in other parts of the state successfully reduced the need for individuals to be restrained or involuntarily detained in hospital, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/2/2025 Feature, Innovation Live Facial Recognition trial in Ipswich secures arrests A trial of Live Facial Recognition technology in Ipswich has resulted in five arrests and engagement with around 400 people in the town centre. Emergency Services Times 27/2/2025 News West Midlands Police doubles fleet of speed camera vans following six-figure investment by PCC West Midlands Police has doubled its fleet of mobile speed enforcement camera vans, thanks to a six-figure investment by the Police and Crime Commissioner, Simon Foster. Emergency Services Times 27/2/2025 News Whistleblower Garda granted permission to pursue case against commissioner over reduced sick pay REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Whistleblower Garda Nicky Keogh, who was the centre of a Protected Disclosure tribunal, has been granted permission by the High Court to pursue a judicial review against the Garda Commissioner over his reduced sick pay. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 26/2/2025 News Inspector set for misconduct probe over search for missing man hit by train The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has recommended a meeting should take place over their decision-making after a mental health patient died. 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