Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103121 total results. Showing results 361 to 380 «151617181920212223Next ›Last » How to reclaim the streets from crime, by a police chief with a plan Britain’s longest-serving chief constable says people are right to ask why officers ignore the basics while pursuing ‘online spats’. This is what he wants to do The Times - Subscription at source 21/6/2025 Feature Solar farm installed at Leicestershire Police’s HQ Bosses say a new solar farm at Leicestershire Police's Enderby headquarters is forecast to generate the equivalent of £2.1m worth of energy over the next 25 years. BBC 21/6/2025 News Queensland lab boss has ‘less than a week’ to save her job AUSTRALIA: The embattled head of Queensland’s state-run forensic testing lab has less than a week to explain why she should not be removed from the job. Attorney-General Deb Frecklington suspended Forensic Science Queensland director Dr Linzi Wilson-Wilde late on Friday, pending a show cause notice for her removal. Wilson-Wilde has been in the job since last September, with her appointment announced by then-health minister Yvette D’Ath a day before the government entered caretaker mode ahead of the state election. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 21/6/2025 News Taoiseach backs Garda Commissioner after lack of clarity from minister REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Taoiseach has backed the Garda Commissioner days after the Justice Minister did not take an opportunity to express confidence in the policing chief. On Tuesday, Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan was asked about his contact with Commissioner Drew Harris over a series of disclosures and developments about how the service deals with matters around guns. This included the storage of firearms at garda headquarters, defective gun holsters, and garda interactions with a man facing gun charges who later died by suicide. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 21/6/2025 News North Wales Police’s performance on hate crime scrutinised The performance of the police on hate crime and equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) was the focus of scrutiny at the latest meeting. The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) for North Wales scrutinised the force's performance at the strategic executive board. The Leader 21/6/2025 News World Police Summit: Highlighting global policing advancements including counter drug technologies We were lucky enough to be at the World Police Summit in Dubai last month and are highlighting various aspects of modern policing, including road safety initiatives, cybercrime challenges, and innovative technologies in law enforcement. In this video introduced by Bernard and our PTV colleagues, we hear brief introductions from a range of attendees, and then deep dive with Michael Brown Director of Counter Drug Technologies at Rigaku Analytical Devices, on their latest device the Ramen a handheld laser designed to identify unknown substances in liquids or powders such as illicit drugs. Delivering presumptive analysis within 15 to 20 seconds. PolicingTV 21/6/2025 Advertisement, Feature, Video Why police forces serving multiple towns are breaking up in B.C. CANADA: Despite years of recommendations to amalgamate municipal police agencies into larger regional forces, more communities in B.C. are opting to go it alone Vancouver Sun (Canada) 20/6/2025 News Police officer charged with raping woman A Devon and Cornwall Police officer has been charged with rape. Sgt James Rawlinson, 36, was postal requisitioned over one charge of raping a woman aged 16 or over, said Devon and Cornwall Police. BBC 20/6/2025 News Police force confirms new chief constable A deputy chief constable will step up to the top job after her nomination was unanimously approved. Victoria Fuller had been named as the preferred candidate to replace Cleveland Police Chief Constable Mark Webster when he retires next month. BBC 20/6/2025 News Police officer who sent string of messages to Des O’Connor’s daughter after she was mugged should have been sacked from force, panel rules A Scotland Yard detective who sexually harassed Des O’Connor’s daughter should have been sacked, a misconduct panel has ruled. Former detective chief inspector James Mason was given a final written warning in October 2021 after calling Kristina O’Connor his ‘favourite Camden victim of crime’ and asking her on a date when she was injured during an attempted robbery a decade earlier. Mail Online 20/6/2025 News Cornwall police use survey, staff feedback to guide 2025-28 strategic plan CANADA: While a polished version of the 2025-28 Cornwall Police Service strategic plan won’t be finalized and made public until September, the board adopted the organization’s new plan in principle on Thursday. A draft version of the new plan was presented to the board by Chief of Police Shawna Spowart and Pamela Smit of Ottawa-based Veradus Consulting. Spowart said that despite a few outstanding related tasks, the draft plan highlighted the recommended framework to follow moving forward. Cornwall Standard-Freeholder (Canada) 20/6/2025 News NSW Police officer charged with allegedly assaulting two women in domestic violence attack AUSTRALIA: A police officer has been charged four months after allegedly assaulting two women in a domestic violence attack. The senior constable, 53, who is attached to a specialist command, allegedly assaulted two women, aged 53 and 36, during an altercation at a Caringbah home, in Sydney’s south, on Sunday, February 9 while he was off-duty. Police will allege they were called to the home, where they were told there had been a domestic violence incident. 7 News (Australia) 20/6/2025 News Bedfordshire Police using AI tool to profile political views, sex life, race and health data Bedfordshire Police is piloting a controversial AI-powered data system that can access highly sensitive information about individuals, including their race, political views, sex life and health, according to an investigation by Liberty Investigates and The i paper. Bedford Independent 20/6/2025 News New solar farm powers Leicestershire Police’s environmental ambitions A new state-of-the-art solar farm is helping Leicestershire Police reduce its carbon footprint and become greener. The force is believed to be one of the first in the country to invest in the installation of a small solar farm, which is powering operations at its headquarters in Enderby, Leicester, and pushing the force closer to its net zero ambitions. Police Professional 20/6/2025 News Police Scotland must reject guidance on investigating pregnancy loss – campaigners Police Scotland must clarify whether they intend to reject UK policing guidance regarding criminal investigations into women experiencing pregnancy loss, campaigners have said. The force’s Chief Constable, Jo Farrell, has been sent a letter urging her to publicly clarify if the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) recommendations on abortion and still birth will be adopted in Scotland. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/6/2025 News Deprioritising shop theft will ‘put progress at risk’ and give criminals ‘free reign’, UK shops warn A group of the UK's convenience stores and shopworkers have written to police leaders urging them to reaffirm their commitment to investigating shop theft, after senior officers warned that the offence would be a lower priority for forces. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/6/2025 News Depiction of strangulation in pornography will be banned to halt VAWG The depiction of strangulation in pornology is set to be banned in a move by the Government to halt violence against women and girls (VAWG), it has been confirmed. The new laws will see pornography depicting any act of strangulation to be made illegal through Crime and Policing Bill, and follows a recommendation made by the Independent Porn Review (IPR). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/6/2025 News Quebec police arrest 22 ‘high-risk’ sex offenders after surveillance operation CANADA: Québec provincial police say they have arrested 22 convicted sex offenders in an operation involving 17 municipal police forces. Blue Line (Canada) 20/6/2025 News Man identified in 1996 cold case using investigative genetic genealogy CANADA: The Toronto Police Service has updated the public on the status of a cold case investigation for a man found deceased in Toronto in 1996. Blue Line (Canada) 20/6/2025 News Vehicle stolen every five minutes in UK despite highest standards of security, new research shows Raising security features will not stop the international market for vehicles stolen in the UK says research from Thatcham and the National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service. Data released by Thatcham Research, alongside the National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service (NaVCIS), noted the international scale of the UK’s stolen vehicle problem. 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