Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114945 total results. Showing results 2741 to 2760 «134135136137138139140141142Next ›Last » Insp. Damian Kowalewich named Saanich police deputy chief CANADA: Damian Kowalewich began his policing career with the Saanich department in 2005. Saanich police Insp. Damian Kowalewich has been promoted to the rank of deputy chief, and will assume his new role on March 31. Kowalewich began his policing career with the Saanich department in 2005 and has since advanced through the ranks with leadership roles in front-line operations and investigations. He has also played a key role in mentoring and developing junior officers. Times Colonist (Canada) 16/3/2026 News Toronto police union complains of officers being searched and breathalyzed on the job CANADA: Toronto Police Association argues officers at 22 Division are facing unwarranted backlash because of Project South. Toronto police’s union says some of its members had their rights violated by the service’s professional standards unit in late February, an “offensive overreaction” in the wake of the Project South corruption probe. Toronto Today (Canada) 16/3/2026 News Ontario’s solicitor general breaks silence on police corruption investigation CANADA: Ontario’s solicitor general has broken his silence on the arrest of seven serving Toronto police officers, weeks after the results of a massive anti-corruption probe were released. Dubbed Project South, a York Regional Police investigation into organized crime led to the arrest of seven Toronto police officers, spreading to Peel Region, where three officers were suspended. Claims against the Toronto cops related to alleged corruption, leaking information to an organized crime group and bribery. The charges have not been proven in court. Global News (Canada) 16/3/2026 News Supreme Court interprets Criminal Code power of arrest CANADA: For the first time in its history, the Supreme Court of Canada interpreted the limitations imposed by s. 495(2) of the Criminal Code on the broad power of arrest, and whether an arrest which did not comply with the provision was presumptively lawful in all criminal proceedings, including those against the arrested person. Blue Line (Canada) 16/3/2026 Feature Global Fraud Summit keynote speech SPEECH: Lord Hanson delivered the keynote speech at the Global Fraud Summit in Vienna. Home Office 16/3/2026 Feature, Opinion APCC Joint Leads on Serious Organised Crime hail results of County Lines week of action Following publication of the results of a week of police action that has seen hundreds of County Lines drugs operations dismantled, the APCC’s Serious and Organised Crime portfolio leads, Lisa Townsend and David Allen, said:... Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 16/3/2026 News Police ‘left in dark’ that Nottingham attack had been declared as terrorism Commander unaware protocol had been activated after Valdo Calocane stabbed three people to death, inquiry told The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/3/2026 News ‘Second chance’: why minister wants to jail fewer women in England and Wales James Timpson believes many women in prison shouldn’t be there – and a new board aims to bring about change The Guardian 16/3/2026 News Women’s Justice Board lays out recommendations to reduce imprisonment The Women’s Justice Board has today published its report to the Justice Secretary with a set of recommendations for reducing women’s imprisonment. Russell Webster reports. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/3/2026 News PCC launches public consultation into proposed force mergers The police and crime commissioner (PCC) for West Mercia, John Campion, is asking local residents to give their views on proposals to merge forces across England and Wales. Police Professional 16/3/2026 News Ex-police trainee denies victim relationship A former student police officer has denied misconduct in a public office over allegations he had an inappropriate relationship with a female crime victim. BBC 16/3/2026 News PC accused of excessive force appears in court A West Midlands Police officer has appeared in court after being accused of using excessive force against an individual during an arrest. BBC 16/3/2026 News Officer ‘frustrated’ by police updates during attacks A retired murder investigation officer has told a public inquiry she felt "frustrated" by what she said was a lack of information from her colleagues on the day of the Nottingham attacks. BBC 16/3/2026 News Police ignored ‘vulnerable’ car park fall woman A former police officer has been found of gross misconduct after giving a "dishonest" account after a "vulnerable" woman fell from a multi-storey car park. BBC 16/3/2026 News Have your say on proposed anti-social behaviour laws AUSTRALIA: Nicklin residents are being urged to weigh in on proposed new anti-social behaviour laws, with submissions to a parliamentary inquiry closing at 10am on Wednesday March 18. Sunshine Valley Gazette (Australia) 16/3/2026 News Nine reportable offenders identified in Tier 3 searches on website, two face charges AUSTRALIA: Queensland’s new public child sex offender website has had more than 205,000 visits so far this year, with early searches assisting police to identify suspected breaches and start new investigations. Sunshine Coast News (Australia) 16/3/2026 News Thousands of Canberrans are dialing 000 for the wrong reason: fresh police reminder AUSTRALIA: Police fear a persistent habit of dialling triple zero for non-emergencies is putting lives at risk as Canberrans reach for their phones in growing numbers. The Canberra Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 16/3/2026 News The expanding architecture of police power and the shrinking space for public dissent AUSTRALIA: Four pieces of NSW legislation sit at the centre of this shift: the Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002 (LEPRA), the Summary Offences Act 1988, the Terrorism (Police Powers) Act 2002, and the Major Events Act 2009. Lawyers Weekly (Australia) 16/3/2026 News ‘It is a pure and simple pay cut’: Kent Police Federation’s anger as SEA reduced Kent Police Federation (KPF) said the news would like "stagger our courageous colleagues". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/3/2026 News Help-seeking for male officers: The aftermath In the third in a trilogy of articles focusing on male officer mental health in policing, accredited psychological therapist Dr Rachel Rogers explores the aftermath of the challenges and barriers to help-seeking for male officers – workplace processes, changes, worsening of symptoms, and risk of Complex PTSD and/or Post-Traumatic Embitterment Disorder – and includes the comments and experiences of officers themselves. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/3/2026 Analysis, Feature, Opinion «134135136137138139140141142Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
