Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104880 total results. Showing results 2541 to 2560 «124125126127128129130131132Next ›Last » ‘No such thing as two-tier policing… officers treat everyone equally’, Parliament hears A Home Office minister has insisted there is “no such thing as two-tier policing” and officers “treat all members of the community on an equal basis before the law”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/6/2025 News Greater protection from racial abuse in house calls given to emergency workers Emergency workers will be given greater protection from racial and religious abuse during house calls, the Home Office has announced. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/6/2025 News Water cannon and baton rounds used to halt protestors after 15 officers injured in Northern Ireland The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) used water cannon to disperse protesters engaged in serious disorder for a second night in Ballymena, as petrol bombs and masonry were thrown at officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/6/2025 News Kativik Regional Government requests audit of Nunavik police CANADA: The Kativik Regional Government (KRG) has passed a resolution requesting an audit of the Nunavik Police Service. Blue Line (Canada) 11/6/2025 News Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast & Tour de Valley announces 2025 team CANADA: On May 29, at Scott Creek Middle School, the Canadian Cancer Society announced the 26th team of riders who will be taking part in this year’s Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast and Tour de Valley. Blue Line (Canada) 11/6/2025 News Garda teams established to track threat of far-right groups REPUBIC OF IRELAND: Dedicated Garda surveillance and detective units have been established to track potentially dangerous far-right groups in Ireland and abroad. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 11/6/2025 News Carlow gunman disclosure set to lead to scrutiny of An Garda Siochana REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The case of Evan Fitzgerald has been referred to Fiosru, the police ombudsman. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 11/6/2025 News Minister O’Callaghan secures Government approval to establish a new office for EU criminal justice cooperation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration Jim O’Callaghan has secured Cabinet approval for priority drafting of the Criminal Justice (International Cooperation Office) Bill 2025, which will establish the Criminal Justice International Cooperation Office and set out its powers in line with the EU e-Evidence Regulation and Directive. Government of Ireland 11/6/2025 News Justice system starved of money, police leaders say Public safety is at risk because the justice system is starved of resources, two police and crime commissioners (PCCs) have said.Hampshire's Donna Jones and Thames Valley counterpart Matthew Barber said the government's Spending Review on Wednesday should address "chronic underfunding" of the Ministry of Justice. BBC 11/6/2025 News NT Police Association speaks out about legalizing OC Spray AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory’s Police Association says it has serious concerns about the upcoming trail to legalize the sale of Capsicum Spray. From September eligible people in the NT will be able to buy the OC spray to use as self-defense, but only under strict guidelines. Mix 104.9 (Australia) 11/6/2025 News Aquaterro to supply multi-threat body armour for Northern Territory Police Force AUSTRALIA: Aquaterro Australia will supply integrated, multi-threat body armour systems to the Northern Territory Police Force under a NT Police Body Armour Contract. Defence Connect (Australia) 11/6/2025 News NT police officer charged with two counts of rape, due to face Alice Springs court AUSTRALIA: A Northern Territory police officer has been charged with two counts of rape in relation to an incident that allegedly occurred while he was off duty last year. Police arrested the 52-year-old, who cannot be named under NT law, on Wednesday. ABC News (Australia) 11/6/2025 News NT government to allow public use of Oleoresin Capsicum spray for ‘personal safety’ in 12-month trial AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory is set to become the second Australian jurisdiction to allow residents to carry pepper spray, in a government trial aimed at improving personal safety. The NT government has announced it would "consider" a 12-month trial allowing "approved members of the public" to carry and use a low-percentage Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) spray "for self-defence under strict legal conditions". OC spray is a non-lethal tool that is used to incapacitate people by causing a painful burning sensation and temporary vision impairment. The trial is expected to begin in September, after consultation led by NT Police and involving stakeholders, industry bodies, licensees and the broader community. ABC News (Australia) 11/6/2025 News Expanded ‘Jack’s law’ police powers could lead to further ‘surveillance and harassment’ of some Queenslanders, expert warns AUSTRALIA: LNP moves to allow police to detain and search people with metal detecting wand in any public place and remove sunset clause The Guardian 11/6/2025 News Auckland CBD’s community engagement model could be used in suburbs – police minister NEW ZEALAND: Social housing, rough sleepers and police responsiveness have been flagged as priorities for Auckland's Northcote community, after a meeting with the police minister this week. The meeting at the Northcote Birkenhead rugby club on Monday night brought together residents and business owners with Police Minister Mark Mitchell, as well as local MP Dan Bidois, police district commander Naila Hassan and other police staff. Mitchell told RNZ the community said to him that they had noticed a change. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 11/6/2025 News Police did not check on axe attack report due to ‘little information and an inaccurate address’ NEW ZEALAND: Christchurch police did not send officers to check a report from Hillmorton Hospital nurses that a mental health patient had attacked a woman with an axe because they say they were provided with little other information and an inaccurate address. Elliot Cameron was jailed for life with a minimum non-parole period of 10 years at the High Court at Christchurch on Tuesday for murdering 83-year-old Frances Anne Phelps - known as Faye - on 4 October last year. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 11/6/2025 News DAPOs pilot sees GMP secure more than 200 orders in first six months Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has secured more than 200 domestic abuse protection orders (DAPOs) in the first six months of the Home Office and Ministry of Justice pilot, which started last November. Police Professional 11/6/2025 News Police feature heavily in complaints to Nothern Territory ombudsman AUSTRALIA: More than 40 per cent of complaints to the Northern Territory ombudsman have been made against police and the prison system. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 11/6/2025 News NSW Police pushed to find ‘root cause’ of psychological injury claims, officers allege bullying, harassment AUSTRALIA: NSW Police has spent more than $1.7 billion on staff psychological injury claims in the five years to 2024, including many who claimed they suffered bullying and harassment at work. ABC News (Australia) 11/6/2025 News LynnMall attack inquest: Police set to give evidence NEW ZEALAND: The coronial inquest into the death of LynnMall attacker Ahamed Samsudeen continues on Wednesday, after a forensic pathologist explained why he had zero chance of surviving as many as a dozen gunshot wounds. 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