Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114947 total results. Showing results 2801 to 2820 «137138139140141142143144145Next ›Last » Perceived organizational support and work engagement among Nigerian police: Exploring the mediating role of organizational justice This study investigated the relationship between perceived organizational support (POS) and work engagement among Nigerian police officers, emphasizing the mediating role of organizational justice. Data were collected from 246 officers in Akoko, Ondo State, using standardized self-report measures. Hayes’ PROCESS macro with 5,000 bootstrap samples tested the mediation model. Results showed that POS and organizational justice positively predicted work engagement. Mediation analysis indicated a partial mediating effect of organizational justice in the POS–work engagement relationship. These findings highlight the importance of fairness perceptions in strengthening the positive influence of organizational support on police engagement, underscoring the need for supportive and just organizational environments to enhance officers’ motivation and well-being. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles - Subscription at source 13/3/2026 Research article ‘Keep your hands off our rest days’ Chiefs’ rest day proposals are a serious mistake that risk officer welfare and public safety, Federation cautions. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 13/3/2026 News Garda partly wins appeal over suspension after relationship with woman in domestic abuse case REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda had objected to inquiry's refusal to give him prior sight of notes of the woman's interviews. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 13/3/2026 News Dave Flaherty: Head of WA Police Union stood down over allegations of inappropriate behaviour with staffer AUSTRALIA: The head of the WA Police Union has been stood down as a serving officer over allegations of inappropriate behaviour with an employee but will remain boss... The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 13/3/2026 News Sudbury police unit focused on cases involving child abuse, sexual assault CANADA: A 12-month pilot project at Greater Sudbury Police Service has an entire team of officers dedicated to investigating crimes against children. Since January, five officers and a detective sergeant have been handling cases of child abuse and sexual assault in the city. “We have dedicated detectives who are well-trained in trauma-informed interviews, child forensic interviews and victim care,” said Det. Sgt Lee Rinaldi. CTV News (Canada) 13/3/2026 News Quebec’s public security minister open to making police watchdog reports public CANADA: Quebec the only province whose police oversight body doesn't make investigations public. Quebec's public security minister says he's open to publicly releasing the reports by the province's independent police watchdog, as is the case with police oversight bodies in other provinces. CBC News (Canada) 13/3/2026 News More than £5m lost in financial fraud since last April, police say The financial loss to victims of investment fraud has risen to more than £5m since April 2025, according to the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). It said this was despite there being 50 fewer reports (142) in the previous year. BBC 13/3/2026 News Undercover cops boosted across 9 more forces Project Vigilant is expanding to 9 more forces, boosting undercover patrols to disrupt predatory behaviour and prevent violence against women and girls. Women and girls will be safer on nights out as an undercover police operation to catch predators is boosted across 9 police forces in England and Wales. Project Vigilant deploys highly trained undercover officers in busy night‑time hotspots to spot high‑risk behaviour. They alert uniformed officers, enabling police to intervene early and disrupt offending before it escalates into violent crime. Home Office 13/3/2026 News Gold bar and gold suitcase seized in week-long county lines crackdown – as police make 2,000 arrests More than 2,000 people arrested as police close 335 ‘drug lines’ suspected of supplying heroin, cocaine, and spice-laced vapes across towns and cities. UK police seized a gold bar, a gold suitcase, and even gold teeth alongside an "unusual" haul of guns during a week-long crackdown on drug gangs. The Standard 13/3/2026 News Blank-firing guns handed in during amnesty Dozens of guns which fire blanks have been handed in to Devon and Cornwall Police during an amnesty. The force said 58 top venting blank firers were handed in to police stations across the two counties over the month-long campaign in February. BBC 13/3/2026 News PC accused of using excessive force during arrest A West Midlands Police officer has been charged with assault, after an Independent Office for Police Conduct investigation into allegations he used excessive force during an arrest in Wolverhampton. BBC 13/3/2026 News Putting victims first, the transformation of fraud reporting When the new national reporting service Report Fraud launched earlier this year, we wanted to understand what difference it could make for victims of fraud. Ahead of the publication of the national fraud strategy earlier this week, Catherine Levin caught up with Chris Bell from City of London Police, who led the programme to introduce the service, for the latest episode of For Every Response. Emergency Services Times 13/3/2026 News Police force improves management of sex offenders A police force's management of sex offenders no longer poses a potential risk to the public, a watchdog has said. In 2024, His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) moved Lincolnshire Police into an enhanced level of monitoring citing "significant service failures". BBC 13/3/2026 News Force announces cut to cost of living allowance Officers serving with Kent Police are set to have their pay cut by £250 a year after the force announced a reduction in the annual South East Allowance (SEA). Introduced in 1994, the SEA is an extra payment made to police officers in eight forces to recognise the additional cost of living in the south east of England. Police Professional 13/3/2026 News Met warns tech firms to act now on phone theft Sir Mark Rowley, the Met's commissioner, said he would call on the Governnmen to step in and legislate to protect victims unless mobile phone manufacturers, network providers and technology companies agree to take urgent action. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2026 News Cumbria Constabulary set for new time-saving mobile policing solution The Pronto mobile policing solution will provide the force with a unified digital app that integrates Cumbria Constabulary’s records management and computer-aided dispatch systems. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2026 News New inquiry into security, safety and protests launched by the JCHR In recent years, Parliament has passed legislation to give police more powers to police and restrict protest, leading to new criminal offences being established. The Government has argued that the growth of protests in recent years had placed an intolerable pressure on police resources. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2026 News West Midlands Police officer charged with assault and PAVA misuse A West Midlands Police officer has been charged with assault following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into allegations he used excessive force during a man’s arrest. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2026 News How law enforcement can tackle the digital evidence backlog straining the justice system The latest report from digital investigations specialists Cellebrite highlights that while smartphones are now involved in 97% of criminal cases, many policing agencies still face a digital evidence backlog due to factors such as a lack of digital forensics resources, and a reliance on portable hard drives to share digital data; but there are steps that law enforcement can take to ease the bottleneck and speed up justice, as Jared Barnhart, Cellebrite’s Head of Global Engagement & Community, explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/3/2026 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Met Police will use Thames to keep Al Quds protesters and anti-Iranian demonstrators apart The Thames will be used as a physical barrier to keep rival protesters apart during an Al Quds Day rally in London this weekend. The Met police is using the unprecedented tactic as it expects as many as 12,000 people to take part in the rally and counter-protests on Sunday. The Standard 13/3/2026 News «137138139140141142143144145Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
