Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104850 total results. Showing results 3181 to 3200 «156157158159160161162163164Next ›Last » ‘Appalling lack of investment’: Just two new garda stations opened in the last eight years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Labour TD Duncan Smith said Fine Gael “squandered” its time in the Justice brief while in Government. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 27/5/2025 News Understanding the criminal justice system: Restorative justice In the latest article in The Police Student series, Policing Insight Academic Editor Dr Carina O’Reilly explores the development of restorative justice, including the aims and principles behind the approach, the expansion of its implementation, and the evidence around its use. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/5/2025 Feature The public have a right to know about the Liverpool car suspect A 53-year-old man has been arrested after a car ploughed into a crowd of Liverpool supporters during their Premier League trophy parade last night. The Spectator - Subscription at source 27/5/2025 Feature, Opinion Abortion arrest: Recording reveals police concern A secret recording, leaked to the BBC, reveals a senior police officer had serious concerns over the controversial arrest of a woman who took abortion pills when about 26 weeks pregnant - when she believed the pregnancy was only about six weeks along. BBC 27/5/2025 News How Suffolk Constabulary transformed its call response performance By combining a suite of national innovations with its own local solutions, Suffolk Constabulary has transformed its contact management and response functions; Assistant Chief Constable Eamonn Bridger tells Policing Insight’s Ian Weinfass how the force moved out of an HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services ‘inadequate’ public contact rating to no longer being assessed as a ‘cause for concern’ - all within 10 months. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/5/2025 Feature, Innovation, Interview Andy Swift – Honouring Fallen Heroes: The Police Unity Tour PolicingTV 27/5/2025 Video Statement from Assistant Chief Constable Jenny Sims and partners following tonight’s incident in Water Street Please find attached the statement from Assistant Chief Constable Jenny Sims and partners from tonight's press conference following the incident on Water Street in Liverpool city centre. Merseyside Police 26/5/2025 News West Mercia police accused of ‘shaming’ alleged victim of child sexual abuse Exclusive: Heidi Clutterbuck’s public campaigning after anonymity breach cited in argument for reduced damages The Guardian 26/5/2025 News Garda figures record drop in reported crime this year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The official CSO crime figures, which are based on garda statistics, are due to be published in the next few weeks. Northern Sound (Republic of Ireland) 26/5/2025 News Police as Gatekeepers: Pretrial Release Decision-Making in South Korea Extensive research has examined factors influencing pretrial release decisions, particularly in Western judicial contexts. However, it remains unclear whether these findings apply to different criminal justice settings, particularly in South Korea, where police officers, not judges, determine suspect release. Using data from 1433 money mule arrests in Seoul (2018–2021), this study analyzes suspect- and police station-level determinants of release decisions. Results indicate that legal factors (criminal record, financial damage) and extralegal factors (gender, nationality) significantly influence release. Female and Korean suspects were more likely to be released, while those with prior records or greater financial damage were less likely to be released. Police station size and caseload showed no significant effects. Despite South Korea’s centralized police structure, substantial variation in release decisions across stations suggests that informal discretion plays a critical role. These findings underscore the need for standardized frameworks to promote consistency and reduce demographic disparities in pretrial release. Police Quarterly - Subscription at source 26/5/2025 Research article Spotlight Report: Policing of Protests and Major Events: Public Order Maintenance in Ontario CANADA: Public order policing continues to be complex and is constantly evolving. Mass public events such as protests, demonstrations and riots have garnered significant public and media attention in recent years, often shining a spotlight on policing responses. In Ontario and across Canada, the volume and frequency of these events, and the ability to mobilize large groups of individuals with the ease of a smartphone, is on the rise. Whether the events are reoccurring celebrations or domestic and international protests, all of these events require adequate responses from police to maintain public order, consistent with Ontario policing legislation and Canadian legal norms. This ‘Spotlight Report’ is an example of how the Inspectorate of Policing (IoP) works to fulfill its mission of making everyone in Ontario safer. Through this report, the IoP acknowledged and profiled areas that work well within Ontario’s public order policing system, while identifying ways to drive improved performance. Inspectorate of Policing Ontario (Canada) 26/5/2025 Report A day of joy and celebration for Liverpool turned into one of horror About 500,000 people were watching the Premier League winners’ trophy parade when a car ploughed into crowds The Guardian 26/5/2025 News Inspector General of Policing releases first Spotlight Report on the State of Public Order Policing in Ontario CANADA: Inspection identifies a strong public order policing system in Ontario, with recommendations addressing growing demand and emerging strains Inspectorate of Policing Ontario (Canada) 26/5/2025 News New Montreal police street check policy praised by city, panned by advocacy groups CANADA: Montreal police unveiled a new street check policy Monday, and it's already being praised as progress by the city but criticized by anti-racism advocates for its lack of clear consequences for officers who violate it. The policy applies to officers with the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) randomly stopping people on foot, commonly known as street checks. CBC News (Canada) 26/5/2025 News Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police Responds to Inspector General of Policing’s Spotlight Report on Public Order Units CANADA: The Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) today responded to the Inspector General of Policing’s release of the Spotlight Report – Policing of Protests and Major Events: Public Order Maintenance in Ontario. Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) 26/5/2025 News McSkimming: Police find ‘no evidence of improper process’ of individual firearms licenses NEW ZEALAND: Police have found "no evidence" former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming acted inappropriately in relation to the vetting process for firearms licences. Last week RNZ asked police for comment on allegations that McSkimming had interfered with the vetting process for firearms licences. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 26/5/2025 News Retail group relieved police petty crime change not ‘hard and fast rule’ NEW ZEALAND: A retail group says it accepts police don't have the resources to investigate every report of crime. A recent memo directed police staff not to investigate crimes under a certain value, such as shoplifting allegations under $500. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 26/5/2025 News Push for police to be removed from mental health crisis responses AUSTRALIA: Lives on both sides are being lost when police respond to people experiencing mental health crises. And now there are calls for police to be removed from the response process altogether. ABC News (Australia) 26/5/2025 News RCMP Warns of 488% Jump in Terrorism Charges CANADA: The number of terrorism charges laid in Canada jumped 488 per cent last year amid rising youth radicalization, the RCMP wrote to the public safety minister. Global News (Canada) 26/5/2025 News West Mercia police accused of ‘shaming’ alleged victim of child sexual abuse A police force that admits negligently breaching the anonymity of an alleged victim of child sexual abuse has been accused of “victim shaming” after citing her subsequent public campaigning as reason for reduced compensatio The Guardian 26/5/2025 News «156157158159160161162163164Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
