Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115824 total results. Showing results 38281 to 38300 «191119121913191419151916191719181919Next ›Last » Thames Valley Police REFUSES to name officer let off with a £90 fine after being caught shoplifting on CCTV A police force is refusing to name an officer who was caught shoplifting and let off with a £90 penalty notice. The off-duty Thames Valley officer was seen on CCTV stealing £26.75 of goods from a shop. But the force's Chief Constable Jason Hogg imposed reporting restrictions stopping the media identifying his officer. Mail Online 15/10/2023 News Lancashire police officer sacked for gross misconduct A police officer who shared information about a suspect with family members has been sacked by Lancashire Constabulary. Lancashire Telegraph 15/10/2023 News Arrests made during Ruakākā homicide investigation NEW ZEALAND: Police have made two arrests as part of a homicide investigation in Ruakākā after 24-year-old Teina Pickering was found dead on Thursday. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 15/10/2023 News Horse riders help Dorset Police tackle rural crime A team of horse riders have been recruited to help tackle crime in the countryside. Four Rural Mounted Volunteers will work with Dorset Police while out on their regular rides along bridleways, lanes and country roads, reporting suspicious activity to the Rural Crime Team. Horses will wear reflective material, with riders wearing high-visibility jackets reading Police Volunteer. It is hoped the team will help identify criminal activity in isolated areas. BBC 15/10/2023 News Solving the unsolvable murders: How the garda cold case unit tries to identify killers decades on REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Behind the scenes, the garda cold case unit is quietly and methodically progressing some of the country’s most high-profile unsolved murder cases. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 15/10/2023 News Alleged gunman tracked by police helicopter, dog squad after armed robbery on southern Gold Coast AUSTRALIA: An alleged gunman who led police on an hours-long chase through the Gold Coast has been charged with multiple offences after the dog squad found him hiding in a suburban backyard. ABC News (Australia) 15/10/2023 News Police arrest 73yo accused of being SA’s ‘bicycle bandit’ after nearly 20-year investigation into bank robberies AUSTRALIA: South Australia Police believe they have caught the so-called 'bicycle bandit', who robbed banks across small towns over a 10-year period, often making his escape on a bicycle. ABC News (Australia) 15/10/2023 News National HCAW takes place from 14th to 21st October National Hate Crime Awareness Week is a week of action to encourage organisations, Government, Policing, Councils, key partners, and communities affected by hate crime to work together to eradicate this despicable crime across the UK. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 14/10/2023 News Police Service of Northern Ireland Launches Hate Crime Awareness Campaign The Police Service of Northern Ireland, in partnership with the Northern Ireland Policing Board, Police and Community Safety Partnerships and the Hate Crime Advocacy Service, have today launched a new campaign to highlight the devastating impact that hate crime has on victims and to encourage everyone to report hate crime when they see it. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 14/10/2023 News Police watchdog clears Toronto officers in man’s fatal fall from hotel window CANADA: Ontario’s police watchdog has cleared the officers present when a man fell to his death at a downtown Toronto hotel in June. The Special Investigation Unit said the officers outside the hotel room and on the street below had been cleared, with “no reasonable grounds” to believe they committed a criminal offence. Global News (Canada) 14/10/2023 News Australia passes leadership of Five Eyes Law Enforcement Group to the US USA: SAN DIEGO – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) formally assumed chair of the Five Eyes Law Enforcement Group (FELEG), on Oct. 14, during a ceremony at the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Annual Conference and Exposition in San Diego, California. During the two-year tenure, the U.S. chair of FELEG is ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) with close collaboration with other U.S. government federal law enforcement partners. ICE Deputy Director and Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Director Patrick J. Lechleitner formally accepted the role from Commissioner Reece Kershaw of the Australian Federal Police (AFP). US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) 14/10/2023 News 200 Staffordshire Police cars now with life-saving bleed control kits Bleed control kits have been placed in 200 police vehicles to provide potentially life-saving assistance - and another facility has been installed in Stafford town centre. The emergency bleed control cabinet is in memory of Andrew Gardner, who was stabbed in Birmingham last year. Stoke on Trent Live 14/10/2023 News Director Wray addresses International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference USA: It’s great to be here surrounded by so many friends and close partners.This is my seventh year participating in the IACP Annual Conference, and it strikes me that, in many ways, our partnerships are stronger today than ever before. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) 14/10/2023 News Fredericton considers replacing RCMP with own police force in annexed parts of city CANADA: Councillors are considering a plan for the Fredericton Police Force to uphold the law in parts of the city it annexed this year because of local government reform. But the plan will cost taxpayers $523,756 more in the first year, and $232,280 more annually, than what it currently costs for the RCMP to police those areas. On Tuesday, councillors approved in principle that plan as part of its 2024 budget process. It will require further deliberations going into November before it is formally approved. CBC News (Canada) 14/10/2023 News London police defy ban on badges linked to far right and white supremacy Metropolitan police officers are openly defying orders not to wear badges appropriated by the far right and linked to white supremacy. In July, the force’s chief, Mark Rowley, banned officers from wearing the “thin blue line” badge saying that in the US an equivalent symbol had been used by “hard-right groups”. The Guardian 14/10/2023 News WA Police accept Government wage offer, receive new specialised vehicles and boats AUSTRALIA: A majority of Western Australia (WA) Police Force auxiliary officers have voted to accept the State Government’s wages offer in the same month as new police vehicles and boats arrive. The WA Police Union accepted the wage offer consistent with the WA Government’s Public Sector Wages Policy after a majority of auxiliary officers voted in favour of the move. Public Sector and Defence News (PSNEWS) (Australia) 14/10/2023 News ABF and WA Police seize multiple firearms, drugs and 3D printer in major operation across Perth AUSTRALIA: A major operation by the Australian Border Force and WA Police has led to the seizure of multiple firearms parts, trip alarms that were capable of firing live ammunition and even an SD card which allegedly contained information on how to make 3D printed guns. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 14/10/2023 News NSW Police to use mobile phone cameras to monitor seatbelt use AUSTRALIA: Cameras used on NSW roads to detect people using their mobile phones while driving will be expanded to monitor seatbelt compliance. 7 News (Australia) 14/10/2023 News Police in London deploy 1,000 officers amid surge in antisemitism Communal tensions are on the rise in the wake of escalating bloodshed in Israel and Gaza. Please use the sharing tools found via the share button at the top or side of articles. 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