Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104850 total results. Showing results 2941 to 2960 «144145146147148149150151152Next ›Last » Victoria Police rolls out mobile app to boost frontline work AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police has commenced deployment of a new mobile application developed on the OutSystems platform to enhance operational efficiency among frontline officers. IT Brief (Australia) 2/6/2025 News King’s Birthday Honours: Veteran police officer Terri Middleton honoured for work with victims NEW ZEALAND: A police officer made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in Monday's King's Birthday Honours says she is humbled and deeply honoured to be recognised. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/6/2025 News Police officers urged to be ‘professionally curious’ regarding child victims of domestic abuse A new report is calling for every child victim of domestic abuse to have a police assessment around their age, risk and need, with officers urged to be “professionally curious” and confident in identifying and responding to safeguarding concerns, amid fears that around 1.5 million children in the UK could be affected by domestic abuse, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/6/2025 Analysis, Feature Kent Police’s drone use up 281% in five years Kent Police’s use of drones has soared by 281% in five years as the force continues to use the latest technologies to keep people safe. Emergency Services Times 2/6/2025 News CPS strikes deal for digital jury bundles hardware The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has taken a step towards the provision of digital jury bundles in Crown Court trials with a contract for the provision of the relevant hardware. UKAuthority.com 2/6/2025 News Matthew Barber, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley Police Matthew Barber, the Thames Valley Police & Crime Commissioner, discusses the challenges and achievements of policing in the Thames Valley area. He highlights the increase in officer numbers, the focus on neighbourhood policing, and the importance of community safety. Matthew also addresses future initiatives, particularly in tackling vehicle crime, and shares insights on national policing challenges, including the Crime and Policing Bill and potential changes to the policing landscape in the UK. PolicingTV 2/6/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police aren’t properly trained for mental health crises – but they’re often the first responders. Here’s what works better AUSTRALIA: In an emergency, police are often the first called to the scene. But they are rarely equipped to deal with complex mental health crises. The Conversation 1/6/2025 Feature, Opinion Dressing for disorder During the COVID-19 lockdowns, while my friends took up baking or learning a new language, I found myself enrolling on a Professional Doctorate with the University of West London, studying Policing, Crime and Security. College of Policing 1/6/2025 Analysis, Feature Motorcyclist involved in crash that killed Garda Kevin Flatley last month dies in hospital REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Flatley was killed at a speed checkpoint in Lanestown, north county Dublin on 11 May. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 1/6/2025 News Motorcyclist involved in incident that killed Garda Kevin Flatley dies in hospital REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Man in his 30s was admitted to hospital after the May 11th incident. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 1/6/2025 News Just say ‘no’: How Sydney’s drug habits are fuelling the gangland wars AUSTRALIA: Yasmin Catley has been NSW police minister since the Chris Minns Labor government came to power 2½ years ago. I spoke to her on Thursday. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 1/6/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion Tasmania Police not ready for taser rollout by July 1, says Police Association AUSTRALIA: Tasmania is the last jurisdiction in Australia to get tasers for regular police officers on the beat, with them due to be rolled out on July 1 this year. Shane Tilley of the Police Association of Tasmania tells Ryk Goddard on Hobart Breakfast that they welcome the introduction of tasers, but he says there's not enough time to have them on the streets by July. ABC Listen (Australia) 1/6/2025 Audio, Feature, Interview, Opinion Warwickshire Police consider new online tool to let people track their crime report Police are considering a new online portal for members of the public to track the progress of crimes they have reported Coventry Live 1/6/2025 News Sharp rise in home burglary reports in some areas The Dyfed-Powys Police area has reported the highest percentage increase in residential burglaries in Wales and England, according to latest ONS figures, external. BBC 1/6/2025 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. The resolution, passed Thursday, calls for a review of police operations and ways to make policing better reflect Inuit culture. CBC News (Canada) 1/6/2025 News After another Yuendumu death in custody, Australia must confront some harsh truths AUSTRALIA: In November 2019, the shooting death of a 19-year-old Aboriginal man in the remote Central Australian community of Yuendumu by a police officer sent shock waves around the nation. Kumanjayi Walker's shooting was investigated as a death in custody and the officer who pulled the trigger, Zachary Rolfe, was charged with his murder before being acquitted by a jury in 2022. The Supreme Court trial was followed by the longest-running coronial inquest in the Northern Territory's history — an inquiry which brought to the surface shocking allegations of racism in the NT Police Force (NTPF). ABC News (Australia) 1/6/2025 Analysis, Feature Second time lucky? Candidate gunning for police top job again AUSTRALIA: The man who was pipped at the post by Karen Webb to become the police commissioner says he is an even “better candidate” now than he was three years ago,... The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 1/6/2025 News Cop who stomped on man during South Auckland arrest resigns, avoids prosecution after police investigation NEW ZEALAND: Police decided not to charge an officer who stomped on a man during an arrest, saying that despite having enough evidence to prosecute, it wasn’t in the public interest to do so. The alleged assault happened during a family harm callout at a home in Ōtara, South Auckland in 2023. According to a summary from the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA), two police officers were trying to handcuff the man but he resisted by keeping his arms at his sides. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 1/6/2025 News Woke & broke: How police forces are demanding more taxpayers’ cash to fight crime while spending millions on ‘woke’ diversity schemes Meanwhile, around one million work days are lost to diversity training across the public sector The Sun 31/5/2025 News Have the police effectively decriminalised cannabis already? Should cannabis be legal? By 54 per cent to 32 per cent, British people think small amounts for personal use should be decriminalised, according to a YouGov... The Times - Subscription at source 31/5/2025 Feature, Opinion «144145146147148149150151152Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
