Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102529 total results. Showing results 2441 to 2460 «119120121122123124125126127Next ›Last » Dangerous inmates should not have access to prison kitchen, union chair says Prison Officers’ Association official says staff are furious after attack by Hashem Abedi The Guardian 14/4/2025 News Force denies ‘Positive Action’ recruitment is a block on white British applicants West Yorkshire Police has denied that is blocking or even rejecting white British applicants in its recruitment process. Police Professional 14/4/2025 News Failure to link correct rifle to murders ‘deprived RUC’ of investigative opportunities, says Police Ombudsman The failure to link a rifle recovered by police in 1988 to the murders of Seamus Morris and Peter Dolan that same year “deprived RUC investigators of developing lines of enquiry and interviewing suspects”, the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland has concluded. Police Professional 14/4/2025 News PSD used software to track DC who pretended to be working from home In November 2023 DC Philippa Baskwill was online shopping for a total of four hours and 30 minutes during one shift. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/4/2025 News Force denies ‘Positive Action’ recruitment scheme is a bar on white British applicants West Yorkshire says the scheme adheres to the Equality Act 2010 and was recently reviewed by HMICFRS with no issues identified. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/4/2025 News Calgary launches new peace officer Traffic Safety Team to improve road safety CANADA: The City of Calgary has announced the launch of its new Traffic Safety Team (TST), a strategic initiative under the Traffic Safety Act and The Safer Mobility Framework. Blue Line (Canada) 14/4/2025 News Handgun at centre of murder trial in OPP officer’s death was trafficked, court hears CANADA: A handgun submitted into evidence at the trial of two people accused in the 2022 fatal shooting of an OPP officer was trafficked from the United States into Canada earlier that year, an Ontario court heard Friday. Blue Line (Canada) 14/4/2025 News “Living the dream”: How Toronto Police Constable David Um became Rookie of the Year CANADA: Although Police Constable (PC) David Um has been with the Toronto Police Service for less than three years, he has already made a significant impact on his colleagues and the community he serves. Blue Line (Canada) 14/4/2025 Feature AGSI criticises O’Callaghan for inaction on policing issues REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors has strongly criticised the Minister for Justice for what it said is his "inaction on key policing issues and garda industrial relations". RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 14/4/2025 News Child sexual exploitation and abuse is a multibillion-dollar industry – new report shows who benefits A new report exposes the financial mechanisms that are enabling the online sexual exploitation and abuse of children on a global scale, as well as highlighting that financial institutions, tech companies and online payment platforms are also profiting from this “grotesque marketplace”, as Deborah Fry, Professor of International Child Protection Research at the University of Edinburgh and Global Director of Data for Childlight, the Global Child Safety Institute, explains. Policing Insight 14/4/2025 Analysis, Feature Southern Garda region records highest increase in burglary related offences in Q3 of 2024 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Burglary, theft and weapons crimes increased in the Southern Garda region between July and September last year. Radio Kerry (Republic of Ireland) 14/4/2025 News Operation Thor UPDATE – Winter Phase 2024/ 2025 (Provisional Residential Burglary Statistics) REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Residential burglaries dropped by 75% winter phase 2024/ 2025 compared to winter phase 2014/ 2015. An Garda Síochána 14/4/2025 Report Police officer sacked after sex assault A police officer was sacked after he caused a woman "significant psychological harm" when he sexually assaulted her at his home, a panel has found. BBC 14/4/2025 News Injuries and death proximate to conducted energy weapon use: A systematic review Despite the widespread use of conducted energy weapons (CEWs), their safety has remained a controversial issue following high-profile deaths during police-public interactions in which a CEW was deployed. To date, there have been two systematic reviews addressing the safety of CEWs. However, both were restricted to studies that were of high methodological rigour but narrow in scope, potentially limiting their generalizability to the circumstances under which CEWs are often used. The current systematic review aimed to expand on previous research in this area by including all documents examining injuries and death proximate to CEW use between 2010 and 2021, regardless of methodological rigour. Using a broad definition of injury that included psychological, physiological, or physical implications of the CEW, the results revealed that the CEW is generally a safe intervention option. The psychological and physiological effects associated with the CEW were typically minimal, of short duration, and not of clinical significance. When physical injuries occurred, they were typically minor in severity. However, while serious injuries and deaths are infrequent, they do occur and future research should attempt to better understand when these adverse outcomes are more likely to occur so they can be prevented. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Subscription at source 14/4/2025 Research article Quick fixes not enough to address policing lessons of summer 2024 disorder, says new report Failures to anticipate the intensity of violence during last summer’s disorder undermined the potential for proactive policing, according to a new report by the Home Affairs Committee. Police Professional 14/4/2025 News Zac Rolfe completes his own ‘investigation’ into NT police awards AUSTRALIA: Previously unpublished awards allegedly produced by NT Police officers were included in Rolfe’s report, which alleges a prima facie case against five officers accused of misleading a court. NT News (Australia) - Subscription at source 14/4/2025 News Queensland police officer who engaged in ‘pattern of predatory sexual conduct’ awarded anonymity by tribunal AUSTRALIA: Former sergeant remains employed by Queensland police in a supervisory role despite ruling his behaviour toward three junior female colleagues was ‘a gross breach of trust’ The Guardian 14/4/2025 News Police praise Feilding residents who stood up for lone officer confronted on job NEW ZEALAND: Police have praised the Feilding community after the public helped an officer dodge a "potentially dangerous situation" when she was confronted on the job. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 14/4/2025 News Morale Fears Gardai ‘feel like second-class citizens’ as AGSI blast new morale-sapping rules on conduct & say concerns ‘ignored’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: GARDA sergeants and inspectors feel like they are being treated like “second-class citizens”. And mid-ranking officers have hit out at new conduct legislation, saying it will damage morale in the force. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 14/4/2025 News Winter burglaries drop by 75pc in last 10 years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Home burglaries have dropped by 75pc during this winter period when compared with the same time 10 years ago. The number of burglaries during the 2024/2025 winter period represents an average of approximately 17 burglaries per day across the 26 counties or less than one residential burglary per day per county. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 14/4/2025 News «119120121122123124125126127Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
