Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101034 total results. Showing results 281 to 300 «111213141516171819Next ›Last » 34 experienced officers graduate as recruitment momentum builds AUSTRALIA: South Australia Police (SAPOL) welcomes another 34 experienced international and interstate police officers to the frontline, following their graduation from the 15-week SAPOL Transition Program (STP) Course 2 and 3 today. South Australia Police 9/5/2025 News Hawe family murder: Serious failings uncovered during garda review of investigation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There were serious failings in the original investigation into the murder of Clodagh Hawe and her three sons, including errors collecting vital CCTV, as a result of which, two gardaà faced disciplinary action. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 9/5/2025 News Cork city’s Anglesea St station lost one garda every fortnight last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: In the 12 months since December 2023, the Cork city garda divisional headquarters on Anglesea St lost 26 gardaÃ, an average of one per fortnight, due to a combination of resignations and retirements, Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire, Sinn Féin TD for Cork South Central said. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 9/5/2025 News Officer who ‘talked down’ man in crisis armed with a firearm and knife wins award 'The guy needed our help that day. Sadly, it could have gone the other way and I would have been in a position where I’d have to take decisive action.' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/5/2025 News Garda public order review highlights need for more officers, more support, and management consistency A review of public order policing in Ireland published by the Garda SÃochána Policing Authority (now the Policing and Community Safety Authority) has highlighted a shortage of officers and training, outdated policies, the need for more support for the frontline from managers, and inconsistency and lack of understanding among senior operational ranks about the role of public order policing, as key concerns that need to be addressed, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/5/2025 Analysis, Feature As Police Scotland bring in body-worn video, research shows little is known about its effectiveness By autumn 2026, all frontline officers of the UK’s second largest police force will be expected to wear a camera while on duty, at a cost of over £13m. Emergency Services Times 9/5/2025 News Chorus Intelligence recognised with a King’s Award for Enterprise For the second time, Chorus Intelligence Ltd has won an award for its innovation in police technology, this time for its digital intelligence and investigation platform. Emergency Services Times 9/5/2025 News PolicingTV highlights compilation (7th – 10th April 2025) This Highlights package explores the intersection of technology and policing, focusing on innovations in AI and camera technology, the challenges of recognizing coercive control in domestic abuse, the importance of lived experiences in police training, and the evaluation of the UK's police force structure. PolicingTV 9/5/2025 Feature, Video Hate crimes recorded by the police in Scotland, 2023-24 The number of hate crimes recorded by the police in Scotland during 2023-24 (along with previously published time series analysis since 2014-15). Scottish Government 8/5/2025 Report PC seen punching man in video cleared of assault A North Wales Police officer filmed punching a man repeatedly during an arrest has been cleared of assault. BBC 8/5/2025 News Alarming WA Police data shows State’s staggering domestic violence rates are highest on record AUSTRALIA: Domestic violence rates continue to skyrocket in WA - with new police statistics revealing the number of assaults and threats against intimate partners has... The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 8/5/2025 News Police failing victims on legacy because of lack of funding – Boutcher Chief Constable Jon Boutcher said dealing with legacy has cost the PSNI £160 million over the last decade. The Independent 8/5/2025 News Senior police officer cleared of gross misconduct The police watchdog has concluded there is no evidence of gross misconduct by the former acting chief constable of the Devon and Cornwall force. BBC 8/5/2025 News Former acting police chief could still face misconduct proceedings Jim Colwell was the acting chief constable of Devon and Cornwall Police until his suspension. The Independent 8/5/2025 News ‘Britain’s sexiest police officer’ cleared of gross misconduct over texts Jim Colwell had been suspended over claims he used his work mobile phone to exchange messages of a ‘personal nature’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/5/2025 News New Police radio system in the works while body-worn cameras remain on pause CANADA: North Bay Police Chief Daryl Longworth has prioritized a new radio system over implementing body-worn cameras for his patrol officers. During police budget deliberations in January 2025, Longworth emphasized the need to upgrade the department’s aging radio system. Bay Today (Canada) 8/5/2025 News Identifying factors associated with changes in charge volumes: a statistical analysis RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: Between the years ending 31 March 2014 and 2023, charge volumes in England and Wales fell by 34%. However, the factors that contributed to this fall are not well understood. This report summarises the findings from a study which sought to identify the key factors driving recent trends in charge volumes and other outcomes in England and Wales. The approach involved applying statistical techniques (panel regression) to recent police force-level data to build a series of crime-type specific models. The work was conducted as part of the criminal justice system (CJS) Demand Insights Project, supported by the Treasury’s Shared Outcomes Fund (SOF). Home Office 8/5/2025 Report Tasmania Police could go public with sex offender details under Daniel’s Law AUSTRALIA: The state government has begun debate on legislation that would allow police to publicly share names and details of registered sex offenders who breach their release conditions. The bill, named ‘Daniel’s Law’ after Daniel Morcombe who was killed by a registered sex offender 20 years ago, follows similar legislation already implemented in Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland. Pulse Tasmania (Australia) 8/5/2025 News Police justified in shooting at man who killed two at Auckland construction site, IPCA finds NEW ZEALAND: Police were justified in shooting at a man who killed two people at a construction site in Auckland, the police watchdog says. The gunman, Matu Tangi Matua Reid, who was 24, died during the shooting at a construction site on Queen Street in July 2023. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/5/2025 News Police ‘unreasonably’ seize vehicle during operation, IPCA finds NEW ZEALAND: The police watchdog has found Wellington officers unreasonably seized a vehicle in the early hours of the morning during an ongoing police operation against gangs. Four complaints were made in 2022 and 2023 during Operation Cobalt, which aimed to disrupt gang activity by using police powers to apply for warrants and seize property for unpaid fines. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/5/2025 News «111213141516171819Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
