Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114960 total results. Showing results 3261 to 3280 «160161162163164165166167168Next ›Last » Tsuut’ina Nation Police Service rolls out AI in body-worn cameras CANADA: With a rapidly-growing community and ongoing staffing shortages, the Tsuut’ina Nation Police Service has started using AI software to help with data analysis and in officers’ body-worn cameras. As Tracy Nagai reports, the service said the technology is critical in pulling together vast amounts of information and is helping to get officers back out in the community. Global News (Canada) 27/2/2026 News, Video Ear pieces could be damaging the hearing of police officers, research suggests The ear pieces worn by police officers across the country might be damaging their hearing, researchers have warned. The devices – worn by most officers in the UK – are capable of high sound levels so they can be heard over background noise. Kent Online 27/2/2026 News Youth Justice Indicators Report February 2026 NEW ZEALAND: These indicators report on how the justice system responds to youth offending across key stages. They include information about when children and young people that offend enter the system, how they interact with the system, and if they reoffend. Data for the indicators was provided by the New Zealand Police, Oranga Tamariki and the Ministry of Justice. The Youth Justice Indicators Summary Report contains information on each indicator in the form of an infographic. These infographics summarise data by ethnicity, offence type and police district. Ministry of Justice (New Zealand) 27/2/2026 Report Police chiefs push for investment in officer pay Senior police leaders have urged ministers to back a 3.5% pay increase for officers from September 2026, warning that anything less, or any rise that is not fully funded, could put frontline policing at risk. Emergency Services Times 27/2/2026 News NPCC lays out case for ‘fair and affordable’ 3.5 percent pay increase The body submitted evidence to the Police Remuneration Review Body (PRRB) to consider in setting the pay uplift for policing from September 2026. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/2/2026 News Force to recruit more officers to boost visibility Staffordshire Police has announced new recruitment will take it to its highest number of officers in 15 years. BBC 27/2/2026 News Youth justice: police take actions against fewer children, young people NEW ZEALAND: Police have taken action against fewer children and young people, including fewer cases involving young people and serious offending, but more involving children and serious offending, new figures show. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 27/2/2026 Report Ontario VR training helps officers to de-escalate mental health crisis calls and reduce police use of force Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons explores Ontario’s Mental Health Crisis Response programme, a virtual reality training model being rolled out to all officers across the province which research suggest can help to de-escalate those mental health crisis interventions, reduce the police use of force, and improve public trusts and confidence in law enforcement. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/2/2026 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Mobilising tech-enabled safeguarding to tackle violence against women and girls Craig Downham, TecSAFE manager at Police Digital Service (PDS) explains how the technology is helping 39 forces in the battle against VAWG. Police Oracle 27/2/2026 Feature Survey shows fewer victims of crime, more police on the beat NEW ZEALAND: The Government says new figures show a tough-on-crime approach and a near doubling of police foot patrols have driven a huge drop in the number of victims of violent crime since it was elected. Times.co.nz 27/2/2026 News NSW’s new rapid response police unit may help some people feel safer, but it also raises difficult questions AUSTRALIA: The New South Wales government has just announced the launch of a new, permanent rapid response police unit. Composed of about 250 officers and 28 administrative staff, the unit will be equipped with a fleet of rapid response vehicles and officers will be armed with long-arm rifles. The Conversation 27/2/2026 Analysis, Feature Victorian teens to face life in prison for violent crimes as new law enforced AUSTRALIA: Victorian teenagers who commit violent crimes could face life imprisonment from today as the state government enforces its 'adult time for violent crime' laws. 9 News (Australia) 27/2/2026 News Allan’s adult time crackdown about to get first test after 2am carjacking AUSTRALIA: Victoria's tough new youth crime laws could meet their first test after three teenagers were arrested for allegedly threatening a taxi driver with a knife,... Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 27/2/2026 News Who speaks for police officers now? The National Police Association is a new, volunteer-run movement aiming to end the Police Federation’s statutory monopoly and give rank-and-file officers genuine choice over who represents them. In this interview, co-founder Martin Buhagiar explains why he believes many officers feel “spoken at, not for,” and how cases like the pensions challenge and expulsions from the Federation have convinced him that a single, compulsory model of representation is no longer fair or sustainable. PolicingTV 27/2/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video New legal definition to help professionals support victims and survivors of ‘honour’ abuse The Government announced that those impacted by 'honour'-based abuse would be kept safer as a result of the new definition and guidance. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/2/2026 News Thames Valley Police needs to improve integrity arrangements, says inspectorate Thames Valley Police should do more to improve its professional standards and counter-corruption arrangements to maintain public confidence, the police inspectorate has said. Police Professional 26/2/2026 News New police patrols in Newport target predatory behaviour Gwent Police has launched an initiative aimed at improving safety for people on nights out in Newport, with a particular focus on protecting women and girls from predatory behaviour. Emergency Services Times 26/2/2026 News Police Community Support Officer sentenced to home curfew after assaulting man in Doncaster A South Yorkshire Police (SYP) Community Support Officer (PCSO) has been convicted of assault, following an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/2/2026 News Courts almost had to shut when 2024 riots ‘threatened to overwhelm the system’ Justice chiefs almost had to shut down the country’s magistrates’ courts as prisons were overwhelmed in the wake of the 2024 riots. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/2/2026 News Met police officer sacked after running coffee shop on the side Commander Brittain ruled PC Stanley Kennett’s actions risked bringing the profession into disrepute The Independent 26/2/2026 News «160161162163164165166167168Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
