Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115579 total results. Showing results 421 to 440 «181920212223242526Next ›Last » Northern Territory Crime Statistics -1st June 2026 AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory crime statistics are prepared by the Department of the Attorney-General and Justice using data recorded by the Northern Territory Police. The statistics on this site are updated on a monthly basis. Earlier quarterly crime statistics are available on the Department of the Attorney-General and Justice website. NT Crime Statistics are released on the third Friday of each month at 10:30am. Northern Territory Police Fire & Emergency Services 19/6/2026 Report NT crime figures show fall in key offences AUSTRALIA: Latest Northern Territory crime figures have shown significant reductions across a number of key offence categories across the past 12 months, including domestic violence-related assaults (down 13%), total assaults (down 10%), house break-ins (down 26%), commercial break-ins (down 37%) and motor vehicle theft (down 25%). Inside State Government (Australia) 19/6/2026 News WA police launch real-time AI camera surveillance to catch criminals AUSTRALIA: WA Police will become the first force in the country to use real-time AI-generated facial recognition in public spaces. The state government on Friday launched the Overt Live Facial Recognition program with a trial of the cameras at the police academy in Joondalup. 9 News (Australia) 19/6/2026 News Barrie police report drop in ‘community‑reported harm’ CANADA: Proactive work in downtown area surged, with 450% increase in officer‑initiated harm detection and 145% rise in officer‑generated incidents overall, data shows Barrie Today (Canada) 19/6/2026 News Ex-Norfolk PCC secures new job fortnight after shock exit Norfolk's former police and crime commissioner (PCC) has secured a new job less than a fortnight after her sudden resignation left the county facing a £2m bill. Eastern Daily Press 19/6/2026 News New ACC joins Northamptonshire from Leicestershire He will be responsible for Local Policing, including Response and Neighbourhoods, as well as Operations, the Force Control Room, Custody, and Prevention and Intervention. Assistant Chief Constable Jonny Starbuck joins the force following a 29-year career with Leicestershire Police, where he began his service in 1997. Police Oracle 19/6/2026 News ‘Hackathon’ uncovers 27 trafficking victims on subscription content sites UK investigators were among 14 officers from seven countries who spent four days at INTERPOL’s Lyon headquarters last month picking apart subscription-based content platforms for signs of human trafficking and sexual exploitation — work that surfaced 34 suspicious cases, 18 suspect profiles and 27 potential victims. Police Professional 19/6/2026 News Government announces £4m to support PSNI following Belfast disorder The Government has announced a £4 million emergency funding package for the Police Service of Northern Ireland to help cover the cost of policing last week’s public disorder, which followed a knife attack in north Belfast and spilled into several nights of rioting and racially motivated violence against ethnic minority households. Police Professional 19/6/2026 News UK’s First Police AI Assistant Handles 200 Chats Per Day Built on Agentforce by Salesforce, Bobbi automates routine case updates and queries while routing high-risk reports directly to live human supervisors Technology Magazine 19/6/2026 News Op Pluto breaks down barriers with sex workers to secure intelligence on potentially dangerous offenders An Adult Sex Work Referrals Hub created as part of Operation Pluto is partnering with the Changing Lives charity to source intelligence anonymously from sex workers that can enable police forces across England and Wales to identify and disrupt offenders, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/6/2026 Analysis, Feature, Interview Queensland Government delivers every frontline police officer a lifesaving trauma kit AUSTRALIA: The Crisafulli Government has strengthened protections for Queensland police, with every frontline officer now equipped with a lifesaving Tactical First Aid Kit designed to respond to critical injuries, and help restore safety where you live. The National Tribune (Australia) 19/6/2026 News Cops accused of over-policing famous LGBTQI district AUSTRALIA: Police have been accused of aggressive and intimidating behaviour while launching raids on Australia's most famous LGBTQI district during Pride Month. Wellington Times (Australia) 19/6/2026 News Experienced officers choose Queensland as Queensland Government rebuilds police frontline AUSTRALIA: The Crisafulli Government is rebuilding the police frontline to make Queensland safer, with 45 experienced officers graduating through the Queensland Police Service’s Police Abridged Competency The National Tribune (Australia) 19/6/2026 News Live facial recognition technology to be used by WA Police in Australian first AUSTRALIA: A marked police van will be used outside major events or in crowded areas to live scan the faces of people walking past, in an Australian first. ABC News (Australia) 19/6/2026 News Davidhorn CEO Børge Hansen on fairer, faster investigations As digital transformation accelerates across multiple industries, Børge Hansen believes a significant gap remains between how technology is designed and how policing work is actually carried out in high-pressure, real-world environments such as investigations and field operations. While individuals in many sectors now benefit from intuitive, integrated digital tools, this sector continues to rely heavily on fragmented systems and manual processes - often forcing professionals back to desks to complete critical administrative work long after events have actually happened. This disconnect not only impacts efficiency, but also risks accuracy and limits the time available for frontline activity. This presentation explores how technology is and can be reimagined to better reflect the realities of the field - from remote locations and unpredictable conditions to the need for real-time documentation. It will examine the importance of building resilient, mobile-first systems that support users wherever they are, while reducing the administrative burden that continues to dominate workflows globally. By combining insights from operational experience and user behaviour, the piece highlights how integrated, low-barrier technologies can enhance productivity, improve wellbeing and ultimately enable professionals to focus on what matters most: effective, timely investigation work. PolicingTV 19/6/2026 Feature, Video Police officer ‘used AI to ensure suspects were charged’ Criminal investigation launched into allegation of perverting the course of justice The Telegraph - Subscription at source 18/6/2026 News Misinformation and two-tier policing – how should the police respond? There is a lack of evidence for ‘two-tier’ policing, but the public believes it exists – and so the idea must be taken seriously. This was the defining tension at the heart of the 44th annual Cumberland Lodge Policing Conference, held last weekend. This year’s conference, Division, Distrust and Disorder: Policing Polarisation in Modern Society, took place against a stark backdrop: protests in Southampton following the sentencing of Henry Nowak’s killer, and riots in Belfast after the stabbing of Stephen Ogilvie by a Sudanese man. Rather than being isolated incidents, these acts of disorder and civil disobedience are part of a pattern in which individual cases are amplified by video footage and social media and seized on and exploited by malign actors. The Police Foundation 18/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Family of autistic 11yo girl misidentified by police, injected with psychotropic drugs, respond as damning reviews released NEW ZEALAND: The family of the 11-year-old girl diagnosed with autism who was misidentified by police and twice injected with a psychotropic drug in March say the Hamilton incident has had an “enduring and detrimental effect”. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 18/6/2026 News PSNI to get £4m in emergency funding after violent disorder The government is providing £4m in emergency funding for the PSNI (Police Service of Northern Ireland) following a spate of public disorder last week. BBC 18/6/2026 News Federal bail bill becomes law as two other crime bills await passage CANADA: Justice Minister Sean Fraser said Tuesday he hopes all three of the crime bills introduced by the Liberal government become law before Parliament rises for the summer. Bail Bill C-14 received royal assent and became law on Monday, in what is likely the last sitting week of the spring session. Blue Line (Canada) 18/6/2026 News «181920212223242526Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
