Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115590 total results. Showing results 26381 to 26400 «131613171318131913201321132213231324Next ›Last » Serving Met Police officer charged with sexual assault PC Christopher Gudgeon charged after a report of sexual assault alleged to have taken place off-duty The Guardian 30/7/2024 News Police Minister Mark Mitchell on mental health callouts: Other agencies must step up NEW ZEALAND: It is time for other Government agencies to “step up” and do their part for people in mental distress rather than relying on police to “babysit”, Police Minister Mark Mitchell says. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 30/7/2024 News Thirty-nine police officers injured in Southport unrest Thirty-nine police officers have been injured after unrest broke out in Southport hours after a vigil took place to remember the victims of a knife attack in which three children were killed, the North West Ambulance Service said. BBC 30/7/2024 News Serving Metropolitan Police officer charged with sexual assault PC Christopher Gudgeon, attached to the Met’s Central South Basic Command Unit, was charged by postal requisition on July 9. Shropshire Star 30/7/2024 News Officer wellness, community relationships priorities for new LaSalle police chief CANADA: This week the town of LaSalle is welcoming its new police chief to the job. Michael Pearce takes the helm after the retirement of former police Chief Duncan Davies. Pearce joins the LaSalle police service from the Chatham-Kent Police Service's community patrol branch, where he was the inspector in charge of the branch. Pearce spoke with Windsor Morning's Peter Dodge about his priorities for the police service, including officer wellness and community relationships. CBC News (Canada) 30/7/2024 News Ottawa police helicopter ‘critical’ resource, but will take a year to arrive CANADA: Province is spending $134M on 5 new helicopters, in part to fight car theft. Hours after Ottawa police halted their chase of an alleged car thief, Chief Eric Stubbs stood at the Rockcliffe Airport Tuesday in front of a helicopter — one he says would have made that pursuit easier and safer. It's a situation that plays out regularly, according to officials, with police weary of potentially deadly high-speed chases as stolen vehicles speed out of the city, across the border to the Montreal port and out of the country. CBC News (Canada) 30/7/2024 News Former Vancouver police head of public affairs claims harassment CANADA: The former director of public affairs for the Vancouver Police Department is suing the city, the force and one of the VPD's most prominent spokespeople for alleged "gender and racial discrimination, harassment and bullying." In a lawsuit filed last week in B.C. Supreme Court, Sharmini Dee claims she resigned from her job in June after being "subjected to systemic and persistent gender-based harassment and discrimination by [Sgt. Steve] Addison and other VPD officers." CBC News (Canada) 30/7/2024 News AFP union boss claims Anthony Albanese not ‘willing to respect’ police who put ‘their lives on the line’ for him amid pay stoush AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police union boss has slammed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese amid an ongoing pay row between the police union and the federal government. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is not “willing to respect” police officers who are “willing to put their bodies and their lives on the line” for him and his colleagues, police union boss Alex Caruana said amid a pay stoush. Sky News 30/7/2024 News Forensics under microscope in surgeon’s murder trial NEW ZEALAND: A police constable has been quizzed in court about nail clippings and forensic swabs, in relation to the death of an Auckland woman allegedly killed by her eye-surgeon husband. Philip John Polkinghorne, 71, is on trial for the murder of Pauline Hanna, who was found dead in April 2021 in the Remuera home they shared. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 30/7/2024 News Most of us trust the police, but courts not so much AUSTRALIA: A new poll from Resolve out today has found that only a third of Australians have faith in our courts and justice system but nearly 70 percent say they trust the police. What are the reasons behind this, and do we understand enough about how the system works? ABC Listen (Australia) 30/7/2024 Feature, Interview ‘I felt helpless’: triple zero operator recounts horror call as footage of Wieambilla massacre released for first time AUSTRALIA: A triple zero operator has spoken through tears about her two-hour long call with rookie police officer Keely Brough – who hid while the Train family tried to hunt her down after killing two of her colleagues – at the second day of the inquest into the Wieambilla shootings. The Guardian 30/7/2024 News Coroner says elite police acted within the law when they shot dangerous fugitive Stanley Turvey AUSTRALIA: A state coroner has recommended that Victoria Police look at the viability of having body worn cameras in place for all Special Operations Group (SOG) officers, following an inquest into the death of fugitive Stanley Turvey. ABC News (Australia) 30/7/2024 News New quad bikes help force crack down on rural crime The addition of two new quad bikes to the South Yorkshire Police Motorcycle and Rural Crime Team has led to a significant reduction in rural crime. Emergency Services Times 30/7/2024 News ‘Historic’ MPS and international police counter-terrorism investigation leads to life sentence for radical preacher An international police investigation involving the Metropolitan Police Service’s (MPS) Counter Terrorism Command (CTC) working with law enforcement from North America has led to the jailing of the radical preacher Anjem Choudary for directing a banned terrorist group. Police Professional 30/7/2024 News Special constable charged with misconduct in public office A Leicestershire Police special constable is facing multiple charges, including misconduct in public office (MIPO), following allegations he shared images and information from police systems and incidents he attended. Police Professional 30/7/2024 News Officers who restrained man in hospital, who later died, committed gross misconduct Two Thames Valley Police (TVP) officers who restrained a 24-year-old man in a hospital, and who later died, have been found to have committed gross misconduct, following an Independent Office for Police Conduct investigation (IOPC). Police Professional 30/7/2024 News NCA recovers £780,000 in the first UK forfeiture of sanctioned funds For the first time in the UK, the National Crime Agency (NCA) has secured the forfeiture of sanctioned funds under the Proceeds of Crime Act. Police Professional 30/7/2024 News GMP suspends eight officers over racial discrimination allegations Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has suspended eight officers and put another on restricted duties following a report made of racial discrimination. Police Professional 30/7/2024 News New MO19 commander promises to be ‘fiercest advocate’ for her new team Chief superintendent Tania Martin is also involved in a New Met for London, leading on a new stop and search charter with London's communities. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/7/2024 News My darling girls were killed, and then the police failed us. But I still have hope To anyone going through dark times, I say be kind to yourself. I’ve learned to fight for others, rather than focus on differences The Guardian 30/7/2024 Feature, Opinion «131613171318131913201321132213231324Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
