Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114908 total results. Showing results 361 to 380 «151617181920212223Next ›Last » Garda to go on trial for assault, burglary and sending grossly offensive messages REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda has been sent forward for trial on charges of burglary, criminal damage, assault and sending grossly offensive messages. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 2/6/2026 News Chief Const. Norm Lipinski leaves Surrey Police Service CANADA: The Surrey Police Board says Chief Const. Norm Lipinski has left the service. Deputy Chief Const. Todd Matsumoto has been appointed interim chief constable, according to a release. The board did not provide any further details about why Lipinski left, but rumours had started circulating on Monday. Global News (Canada) 2/6/2026 News AI-generated imagery part of boom in online child exploitation NEW ZEALAND: Reports of online child sexual exploitation and abuse have increased by nearly a third within a year. The Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) released the Digital Child Exploitation Transparency Report on Tuesday. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/6/2026 News New study challenges link between arming police and officer shootings AUSTRALIA: A landmark study from Monash University has found that routine arming of police officers does not lead to a spike in officer-involved shootings. The research, which investigated 50 years of officer-involved shootings in Australia between 1970 and 2020, challenges the prevailing assumption that increased firearm availability among police inevitably results in higher rates of lethal force. Media Net (Australia) 2/6/2026 Analysis, Feature, Research article Strip search appeal could trim festival-goers’ payments AUSTRALIA: Festival goers who were unlawfully strip searched could lose out on thousands in compensation as police appeal a landmark court decision. The Canberra Times (Australia) 2/6/2026 News ‘Culture crisis’: UK Police blasted for prioritising politics over crime TalkTV Host Mark Dolan claims modern policing has become obsessed with racism and hate crime. “The way that the police are trained these days at policing college is to prioritise racism over almost any other crime,” Mr Dolan told Sky News host Paul Murray. News.com.au (Australia) 2/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Introduce a single national system for reporting fly-tipping, rural groups say The Government should introduce a single national system where people can report fly-tipping and waste crimes, a group of rural stakeholders urged. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/6/2026 News Officers wrongly identified in Nowak murder case targeted as part of ‘vigilante justice’ A spokesperson for Hampshire Police Federation (HPF) criticised the sharing of officer details online after 18-year-old Henry Nowak's murderer was sentenced. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/6/2026 News Some UK police forces ‘kicking can down road on single-sex policies’ Women’s rights campaigners have accused some police forces of “kicking the can down the road” on single-sex spaces policies. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/6/2026 News ‘Violent’ police culture sparks calls for transparency AUSTRALIA: A scandal-plagued police force is being urged to bolster transparency after accusations of a culture of gratuitous violence and cover-ups. Advocates and experts, including University of Newcastle criminologist Justin Ellis, are calling for change after graphic videos of officers beating people under arrest were broadcast by ABC's Four Corners. The Canberra Times (Australia) 2/6/2026 News Watchdog investigates police over Bristol explosives homicide Avon and Somerset police’s contact with Jo Shaw and ex-partner to be scrutinised after pair died in explosion on 3 May The Guardian 2/6/2026 News Police resource ‘challenged’ despite more officers Police resources in the West Midlands remain "challenged" despite an increase in the number of officers, regional board members have been told. BBC 2/6/2026 News Police sergeant charged with off-duty assault A police officer has been charged with assault and intentional strangulation. BBC 2/6/2026 News Former police officer charged over corruption A former police officer has been charged with perverting the course of justice over allegations he failed to investigate a road traffic incident. BBC 2/6/2026 News Police to be investigated after fatal explosion Police contact between a mother and her ex-partner in the years before she was killed in an explosion will be investigated by a police watchdog. BBC 2/6/2026 News Woman hit by police van settles for £1.3m with Met A woman who was hit by a Metropolitan Police van when she crossed the road in south London has settled a legal claim against the force for £1.3m. BBC 2/6/2026 News Intelligence desk will help forces and industry to tackle supply chain crime committed by OCGs A new organised supply chain crime intelligence desk has been launched by Opal, UK policing’s national intelligence unit for serious organised acquisitive crime, which will develop strategic and tactical intelligence packages for forces to help them tackle the increasingly sophisticated efforts of organised crime groups that divert goods through cybercrime, create ghost companies to steal contracts from businesses, and target warehouses and depots, as Opal Head Jim Taylor told Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/6/2026 Feature, Interview NSW Police flags move to mandatory use of body-worn cameras after Four Corners investigation AUSTRALIA: NSW Police is proposing a move to the mandatory use of body-worn video for its thousands of sworn officers in the wake of a Four Corners story revealing allegations of a culture of impunity within the police. Four Corners revealed a series of disturbing cases of police brutality since 2020 amid a sharp rise in complaints and civil suits over the last decade. ABC News (Australia) 2/6/2026 News Did anti-racism condemn Henry Nowak to die? The contempt of the officers towards the innocent teenager who died at their feet cannot be ignored The Telegraph - Subscription at source 2/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Going equipped issue 12: spring/summer 2026 Welcome to edition 12 of ‘Going equipped’. As we move into our sixth year, it’s great to see this publication going from strength to strength, incorporating innovative and evidence-based articles from across policing. [PDF] College of Policing 2/6/2026 Report «151617181920212223Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
