Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101315 total results. Showing results 241 to 260 «91011121314151617Next ›Last » City of Langley responds to termination of Shared Policing Agreement CANADA: As expected, on May 10, the Township of Langley terminated the City of Langley and Township of Langley Police Capital and Operations Cost Sharing Agreement, which has been in place since 1993. Blue Line (Canada) 19/5/2025 News The power of coherent communication for first responders CANADA: You’re sitting in your cruiser, wolfing down a sandwich before dispatch sends you off to your next call. Blue Line (Canada) 19/5/2025 Feature Annual Garda memorial day made ‘more poignant’ by recent killing of colleague Kevin Flatley REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: 49-year-old dad-of-two Garda Kevin Flatley died when he was struck by a motorbike at a speed checkpoint in Dublin last Sunday Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 19/5/2025 News An Garda Síochána now hiring for civilian job with salary up to €73,000 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána have shared the new job opportunity on their social media. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 19/5/2025 News Driving up standards in policing to rebuild public confidence In the latest in a regular series of articles and opinion pieces from the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC), Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner Emily Spurrell, Chair of the APCC, explores the continuing efforts to improve trust and confidence in policing and the culture within forces by tightening vetting and misconduct procedures. Policing Insight - Registration at source 19/5/2025 Feature, Opinion Criminal Justice Joint Inspection business plan 2025–27 Today, the Criminal Justice Joint Inspectorates have published a joint inspection plan for 2025–27. This plan sets out the programme of criminal justice inspections in which two or more of our inspectorates will be working together. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 19/5/2025 Report Criminal records stolen in cyberattack on Legal Aid Agency Sensitive personal information of online applicants, including financial details and addresses, downloaded by hackers. Criminal records and financial information was among a “significant amount of personal data” stolen in a cyberattack on the Legal Aid Agency, the Ministry of Justice has confirmed. The MoJ said it became aware of the cyberattack on the agency’s online digital services — where legal aid providers log their work and receive payments from the government — on April 23. It said it then took action to bolster its security and informed all legal aid providers that some of their details, including financial information, may have been compromised. The Times - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 News NSW police reach out to domestic and family violence victims with ‘Empower You’ mobile app AUSTRALIA: To help tackle domestic and family violence, NSW Police Force is working to make the ‘Empower You’ app more accessible to multicultural communities across the state. In this SBS Hindi podcast, Auburn Police Constable Rajesh Kumar shares how the mobile app has been designed as a simple, one-stop support tool for anyone facing domestic or family violence, offering help when and where it's needed most. SBS News (Australia) 19/5/2025 Audio, News Former top cop granted gagging order preventing publication of objectionable material allegations NEW ZEALAND: Former police deputy commissioner Jevon McSkimming has been granted a court order gagging Stuff and other news media from publishing details of the objectionable material allegedly found on his work device. The Post (New Zealand) 19/5/2025 News Force looks to start ‘national conversation’ on teenage relationship abuse cases As adolescent domestic abuse is not formally recorded nationally, there is limited support for teenagers who have an abusive partner. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 News Police officer admits inappropriate relationships A former officer has admitted improper use of police powers after he engaged in "inappropriate relationships" with people he met through his work. BBC 19/5/2025 News Body-worn video review argues NSW officers must activate cameras whenever police powers are used A review of the use of body-worn video by New South Wales Police, carried out by the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission, is calling for the activation of cameras to be mandatory rather than discretionary as is currently the case in some situations, with the force also urged to ensure standard operating instructions are clear and consistent to provide more clarity both for officers and complainants, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 Analysis, Feature New taskforce launched to strengthen police response to people smuggling A new, specialist taskforce has been launched to significantly enhance the UK’s border security by strengthening police efforts to tackle organised immigration crime gangs operating within the country and facilitating people smuggling across the Channel. Police Professional 19/5/2025 News Met Police silent over Strand crash, says victim’s mum The family of a 20-year-old student who died in a crash on The Strand say they still have many unanswered questions about why and how it happened. BBC 19/5/2025 News Number of knife disposal bins in region to double The number of weapon surrender bins across the West Midlands is to double. BBC 19/5/2025 News NSW police’s ‘extraordinary’ search powers a ‘blank cheque’ to target Indigenous youth, lawyers say AUSTRALIA: Low rate of successful searches of people subject to firearm prohibition orders, which never expire, raise fears scheme is being used to conduct surveillance without judicial oversight The Guardian 19/5/2025 News Jevon McSkimming resignation: ‘Super injunction’ lifted but media still barred from publishing details of ‘objectionable material’ allegations against former deputy commissioner NEW ZEALAND: Former deputy police commissioner Jevon McSkimming was granted a “super injunction” to stop media organisations from publishing new details about the criminal investigation he faces - or even that the injunction existed at all. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 19/5/2025 News RNZ gagged by former deputy police commissioner Jevon McSkimming NEW ZEALAND: Former Deputy Commissioner Jevon McSkimming has been granted an emergency injunction blocking media from reporting the nature of allegedly objectionable material found on his work computer. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 19/5/2025 News Vetting social media at scale demands AI-driven open-source intelligence technology AI is transforming the way police forces vet applicants by tackling the vast scale of social media data. In this Q&A, Fivecast’s Joseph Miller explains how open-source intelligence tools are reshaping vetting, making it faster, smarter, and more accurate than ever before. Policing Insight 19/5/2025 Advertisement, Feature There’s been a surge in the number of gardaí leaving within five years of joining up REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A total of 400 gardaí left the service within five years of joining across the span of the last decade, new figures reveal. 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