Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114980 total results. Showing results 4161 to 4180 «205206207208209210211212213Next ›Last » More than 400 RCMP members accused of misconduct CANADA: More than 400 members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police were accused of misconduct in 2024, leading to at least 20 dismissals and resignations. According to the RCMP, it logged 443 cases of alleged misconduct in 2024 involving 408 employees. CTV News (Canada) 2/2/2026 News Victoria has record crime – and the smallest police force since 2019 AUSTRALIA: Victoria now has its smallest full-time police force in close to seven years despite soaring crime and government promises to boost frontline officers. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 2/2/2026 News Criminal disclosure: A broken system in need of reform AUSTRALIA: The obligation for ongoing and complete disclosure by the prosecution is a core feature of the just resolution of all criminal matters, and a key mechanism for the recognition of the might of the Crown versus that of a defendant. Proctor (Australia) 2/2/2026 Analysis, Feature New UK measures launched to tackle ‘increasingly complex’ financial crime, fraud and cyber-crime As the scale and complexity of financial crime, fraud and cyber-crime continue to grow in the UK and globally, Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons explores two new measures to tackle the challenges – the creation of the We Fight Fincrime Association, and the launch of the victim-centred Report Fraud service by City of London Police. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/2/2026 Analysis, Feature Ex-senior officer ratified as new UUP leader after one of fastest rises in NI politics Jon Burrows was last week ratified as the new leader of the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) following a meeting of the party in Belfast, with his rise described as one of the fastest political rises in Northern Ireland’s history. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/2/2026 News Conservatives announce retired detective as Gorton by-election candidate A retired detective has been announced as the Conservative candidate in the forthcoming Greater Manchester by-election. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/2/2026 News HMICFRS confirms investigation into super-complaint over sex offence delays A super-complaint was originally submitted in 2025 by various organisations, which demanded an investigation into soaring police delays, which have left over 37,000 survivors of sexual offences waiting for more than three years for their cases to be investigated, over the last decade Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/2/2026 News Police Scotland inundated by up to 700 mental health related calls every day New figures show that cops attended 122,735 incidents between April and September last year - an average of 670 every 24 hours. Glasgow Live 2/2/2026 News Could Devon and Cornwall Police soon merge with other forces? Devon and Cornwall Police Chief Constable James Vaughan QPM welcomed the Government’s police reform white paper, which proposes an ambitious programme of changes to policing. Sidmouth Herald 2/2/2026 News Call for reform of An Garda Síochána’s vetting system REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There are calls for a major reform of Ireland’s Garda vetting system with one Aontú representative warning that the current structure, while essential, is placing unnecessary bureaucratic obstacles in the way of volunteers and community organisations. The Clare Herald (Republic of Ireland) 2/2/2026 News Case of senior garda who used official channels to import parts later given to gun club referred to DPP REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The garda ombudsman has sent a file to the Director of Public Prosecutions regarding alleged criminality by a senior garda who imported gun parts through official channels that ended up with a private gun club. The garda was completely cleared of any wrongdoing in an internal Garda Síochána inquiry. However, Fiosrú, formerly known as Gsoc, conducted its own investigation and referred it to the DPP. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 2/2/2026 News Red-light cameras being used to penalize police officers responding to emergencies in Ontario, unions say CANADA: First-responder organizations across the province handle red-light discipline differently. Red-light cameras in Ontario have been catching civilians for years, but some police officers who rush to emergencies say they’re unfairly being penalized by the same technology. The union that represents nearly 500 officers in Windsor said that each time one of its members gets a red-light camera ticket, the service docks six hours of pay for the first offence. If it happens a second time, the officer loses 12 hours of pay. CBC News (Canada) 2/2/2026 News New Westminster police will start using drones CANADA; The New Westminster Police Department (NWPD) says it will use drones in the future when helpful in investigations and other police activities. City News (Canada) 2/2/2026 News Sydney police officer allegedly armed himself with bat and assaulted pair over ‘knock and run’ game AUSTRALIA; Kings Cross Commander Jonathan Andrew Beard is accused of assaulting a pair of young men during a game of "knock and run" in 2024 ABC News (Australia) 2/2/2026 News Lessons learned: Four key challenges and opportunities for police reform in England and Wales In the wake of the publication of the UK Government’s white paper on police reform for England and Wales, former chief officer Will Kerr highlighted four key challenges, drawing on lessons learned during restructuring in Scotland and Northern Ireland; in this longer-read article, he expands on those points, exploring the challenges facing the reform intent set out in the paper, and suggests steps that can be taken to ensure the process is more effective. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/2/2026 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Australia’s most wanted man likely dead, police say AUSTRALIA; Australia's most wanted man, Dezi Freeman, is strongly believed to be dead as police begin a fresh search for his body in dense high country. The Canberra Times (Australia) 2/2/2026 News PSNI considering use of AI facial recognition cameras in Northern Ireland West Belfast MLA Gerry Carroll described the news as “hugely concerning”. The PSNI has established a panel to examine the “operational feasibility” of introducing live facial recognition technology in Northern Ireland, as police forces in England and Wales prepare a major expansion of the AI-powered surveillance tactic. The Irish News - Subscription at source 2/2/2026 News Policing paradise: Recruiting for the Cayman Islands What’s it really like to police in the Cayman Islands—and why is the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service actively recruiting experienced UK and international officers? Assistant Commissioner Rob Atkin MBE talks to Ian Tomson-Smith about his journey from the Met and City of London Police to leading in a British Overseas Territory. He explains how Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) polices three islands with around 375 officers, a diverse workforce drawing from Caymanian, Caribbean, UK and Canadian officers, and why they’re now planning a major intake of 50 local recruits. PolicingTV 2/2/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Official Recognition – ‘transformative technology’ at the heart of UK police reform Live facial recognition (LFR) and other transformative technologies are at the heart of a new white paper on policing reform in the UK. BiometricUpdate.com 1/2/2026 News Officer bitten during arrest commended for bravery A police officer who was bitten on her hand several times during an arrest has been awarded for her bravery. BBC 1/2/2026 News «205206207208209210211212213Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
