Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102650 total results. Showing results 3381 to 3400 «166167168169170171172173174Next ›Last » Police Scotland commences national roll-out of body worn video cameras Police Scotland’s national roll-out of body-worn video started on Wednesday (March 26), with the first officers equipped with the new cameras on duty in Tayside. Police Professional 26/3/2025 News Police suicides spark calls for better trauma care The Surrey Police Federation (SPF) says it is backing calls for improved trauma support for officers after saying three officers in the county took their own lives last year. BBC 26/3/2025 News Police facing domestic abuse and sex inquiries Of the 19 Durham police officers currently suspended and under investigation, more than half are the subject of inquiries into sexual misconduct or domestic abuse. BBC 26/3/2025 News Police Scotland starts roll out of body-worn cameras Police Scotland has started a national roll out of body-worn video cameras. BBC 26/3/2025 News Police Scotland commences national roll out of body worn video cameras Video footage will be uploaded to secure police systems and the evidence will be shared with prosecutors using the new Digital Evidence Sharing Capability (DESC) system. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/3/2025 News Lawyer who represented claimant says ‘bar has been set’ on use of Taser Solicitor urges officers to re-read College of Policing's guidelines on use of Taser after Court of Appeal verdict. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/3/2025 News Winnipeg police to give update on investigation into killing of Buffalo Woman CANADA: Winnipeg police are to provide an update today on an investigation into the death of an unidentified woman who was slain by convicted serial killer Jeremy Skibicki. Blue Line (Canada) 26/3/2025 News Sharing the stories of this year’s award winners CANADA: The March/April issue of Blue Line is my favourite issue to work on and publish each year. Blue Line (Canada) 26/3/2025 Feature, Opinion RCMP celebrates graduates of the Indigenous Pre-Cadet Training Program CANADA: On Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at the RCMP Academy, the Indigenous Pre-Cadet Training Program (IPTP) troop celebrated the completion of the 2025 spring session with a graduation at Depot. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 26/3/2025 News Low domestic violence arrest rate in West Cork ‘alarming’, says councillor REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The average arrest rate for all domestic-motivated crimes in 2022 was 33%. However, the figure was 31% in Cork city, 30% in Cork North, and just 21% in West Cork, the lowest percentage in Ireland. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 26/3/2025 News Gardaí reject report of declining numbers in Mayo town REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Claremorris Gardaí have denied reports that the number of officers assigned to the district fell sharply during 2024. Western People (Republic of Ireland) 26/3/2025 News Gardaí sent to Spain as part of international crime gang probe REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí have been deployed to Spain as part of an investigation into an international organised crime gang based in Dublin. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 26/3/2025 News Conference calls for greater focus on desistance in managing sexual offenders A recent UK conference on the management of sexual or violent offenders (MOSOVO) saw speakers call for a shift in focus to encouraging desistance from offending, rather than reacting to events, with the need for greater sharing of good practice and closer collaboration with partner agencies also high on the agenda, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/3/2025 Analysis, Feature Concerns raised over plan to cut police force jobs A former police officer said a force is looking through "rose-tinted glasses" if it thinks it can provide the same service after cutting 60 jobs. Gloucestershire Police will redeploy its mounted officers and reduce the number of Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) as part of the changes to save more than £12.3m in the next year. BBC 26/3/2025 News SIU says Niagara police officers acted legally when they fired anti-riot weapons at man during arrest CANADA: The director of Ontario's police watchdog says there are "no reasonable grounds" to believe two Niagara police officers committed a crime when they fired anti-riot weapons at a 46-year-old St. Catharines man in November. The police arrested the man, who was undergoing a mental health crisis. The Special Investigations Unit (SIU), which scrutinizes police interactions that involve a death, serious injury or sexual assault, announced an investigation into the incident on Nov. 25 — the day the incident occurred. CBC News (Canada) 26/3/2025 News NSW Police under scrutiny amid ‘boys’ club’ culture AUSTRALIA: After a series of reports detailed how a “boys’ club” within the NSW Police protected abusers and silenced victims, an independent review of the organisation will focus on serial sexual offenders within the NSW Police. City Hub (Australia) 26/3/2025 News NSW Police investigate after 9000 sensitive court files downloaded in major breach AUSTRALIA: Police are investigating a major data breach that exposed 9000 sensitive court files. NSW Police’s cybercrime squad was alerted on Tuesday to the breach of the state’s Online Registry Website, which provides access to civil and criminal court cases. Apprehended violence orders and affidavits were among the files that were downloaded, police said. The Nightly (Australia) 26/3/2025 News South Australian laws to snuff out illegal tobacco trade with stronger police powers AUSTRALIA: The South Australian Government has introduced new laws to crack down on the illegal tobacco and e-cigarette trade. The new legislation was developed with Consumer and Business Services (CBS), Preventive Health SA and the South Australia Police. PS News (Australia) 26/3/2025 News Police ‘pleasantly surprised’ by efficacy of gang patch ban NEW ZEALAND: The Police Deputy Commissioner says staff are pleasantly surprised at the effectiveness of banning gang patches. Rival gang tensions in Gisborne mean officers have just been given extra powers to search and impound vehicles and seize weapons, following eight incidents in a week. Tania Kura told Mike Hosking the gang patch ban has been really good for them. She says it's brought more control to the situation, with staff admitting it's probably gone better than they thought. However, Kura says this doesn't mean they can rest on their laurels either. NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 26/3/2025 Audio, Feature, Interview, Opinion New roadside drug testing powers on the way for Police NEW ZEALAND: Police are on track to have powers to screen drivers for impairing drugs by the end of the year, after legislation to enable roadside drug testing passed its third reading today. Transport Minister, Chris Bishop said drivers who consume impairing drugs were a significant danger on New Zealand roads. Inside Government (New Zealand) 26/3/2025 News «166167168169170171172173174Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
