Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102669 total results. Showing results 3581 to 3600 «176177178179180181182183184Next ›Last » ‘I could see they were signing but I didn’t understand – I felt awful and wanted to learn’ This is PC Danielle Fleming, an officer based in Wrexham, who said an encounter with a deaf couple on a bus as a 16-year-old helped transform her life - and the way in which she now communicates with the public while representing North Wales Police (NWP). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/3/2025 Feature, Interview Service Dogs UK launches new Thames Valley training hub Service Dogs UK, a charity dedicated to supporting Armed Forces and Emergency Services veterans with PTSD, is opening a new training hub in the Buckinghamshire/Hertfordshire area this spring. Police Professional 21/3/2025 News Montreal police chief says SPVM is working on new approach to address homelessness CANADA: Following the SPVM's review of 2024, Fady Dagher spoke to CBC Daybreak’s Sean Henry about the challenges the force is facing. Dagher says homelessness is a social issue and that more housing resources are needed. CBC News (Canada) 21/3/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Peel Police launch new youth engagement strategy CANADA: Peel Police are tackling a rise in violent crime, mental health struggles and other social issues facing the regions youth. Shauna Hunt explains. City News (Canada) 21/3/2025 News, Video Halifax buying armoured rescue vehicle for police CANADA: Halifax will buy an armoured rescue vehicle for its municipal police force, which councillors say is an important move to keep officers safe. On Friday, Halifax's budget committee discussed the armoured rescue vehicle. The majority of council voted to keep the $639,000 needed to fund it in this year's budget, with only councillors Shawn Cleary and Virginia Hinch voting against it. Halifax Regional Police (HRP) have said the vehicle could pull civilians or officers from dangerous situations like shootings, but will be mostly used by the city's emergency response team for high-risk calls involving weapons. CBC News (Canada) 21/3/2025 News What to know about Israeli spyware allegedly used by Ontario police CANADA: Researchers behind a new report into an Israeli spyware program used to monitor civil society members say they have found “possible links” between the controversial technology and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), suggesting it may have been used in investigations — an allegation the force doesn’t deny. Global News (Canada) 21/3/2025 News Sweden proposes law on live facial recognition to curb gang violence SWEDEN: The Swedish government has proposed a new law allowing the police to use real-time facial recognition to crack down on crime, as the country struggles with a rise in gang violence. The proposal will ensure that police can use the technology to locate or identify people involved in serious crimes and those who may be victims of human trafficking, the government says. BiometricUpdate.com 21/3/2025 News How a controversial police tactic was rejected, then green-lit after top cop’s intervention NEW ZEALAND: When a new interviewing technique was accused of extracting a false confession from a murder suspect, an expert was called in to review it. Her findings shocked its architect. Mike White and Blair Ensor investigate. Stuff (New Zealand) 21/3/2025 Feature, Opinion Some 3D printing businesses are being asked to make guns, with owners worried criminals won’t take no for an answer AUSTRALIA: Melbourne-based 3D printer Kris Paxton was driving a company-branded vehicle when he was approached by a stranger asking about guns. "There was one night when I was picking up my dinner and a car pulled up beside me and a dodgy looking guy came out and asked me about 3D-printed guns," Mr Paxton said. ABC News (Australia) 21/3/2025 News Advocates and family of man shot by RCMP launch ‘people’s tribunal’ to probe police CANADA: Laura Holland’s voice shook with emotion as she talked about her smart and affectionate son, saying she is “tired of waiting” for justice for him. Blue Line (Canada) 21/3/2025 News Donald Trump wants more border security? Here’s how the RCMP is ramping up efforts CANADA: Ian Smith used to spend most of his days behind a desk in the RCMP’s Windsor, Ont., detachment, working on investigations and performing administrative duties. Blue Line (Canada) 21/3/2025 News Six Donegal garda stations without an assigned Garda REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A new report has found that six garda stations in Donegal are without an assigned Garda. Donegal News (Republic of Ireland) 21/3/2025 News One in two dissatisfied with Garda handling of domestic abuse complaints REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: One in every two people who have reported domestic abuse to An Garda Síochána are dissatisfied with their overall experience, according to a new report. Irish Legal News (Republic of Ireland) 21/3/2025 News Statement from An Garda Síochána on Garda Inspectorate Report. 20th March, 2025 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána will examine the Garda Inspectorate’s report in detail, particularly the feedback from the victims of domestic abuse, along with the report’s recommendations on this vitally important matter to An Garda Síochána and society as a whole. An Garda Síochána 21/3/2025 News Police officers served disciplinary notices over Harshita Brella case The notices advise officers they are subject to investigation and do not necessarily mean any disciplinary proceedings will follow. The Independent 21/3/2025 News Four officers served disciplinary notices over alleged failings in Harshita Brella case The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has said it is investigating two Northamptonshire Police detective constables over "alleged failings to progress inquiries and communicate" with Harshita Brella after she reported domestic abuse. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/3/2025 News Black student accuses Met and CPS of misusing laws over use of N-word Prosecutors dropped case against Jamila A after protracted legal battle over tweet about footballer Alexander Isak The Guardian 21/3/2025 News Police struggle to identify the riskiest domestic abuse perpetrators – here’s how they can do better The UK Government has pledged to halve violence against women and girls, but University of Liverpool Professor Barry Godfrey and University of Manchester Professor David Gadd argue that the current recency, frequency, gravity, and victim algorithm used to determine which offenders pose the greatest risk to women and girls is ineffective, and propose moving to determination using a life-course approach, which considers the type and pattern of offending as it develops over time. Policing Insight 21/3/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Police watchdog serves notices on four officers over Harshita Brella case Move concerns alleged failings in handling of domestic abuse report by 24-year-old later found dead in a car The Guardian 21/3/2025 News Off duty Dorset Police officer suspended over ‘chokehold’ offence A Dorset Police officer has been suspended after he admitted to a charge of non-fatal strangulation after an incident outside a beach bar. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/3/2025 News «176177178179180181182183184Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
