Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104523 total results. Showing results 4481 to 4500 «221222223224225226227228229Next ›Last » Victim video call service boosts arrests – police A police force has said an initiative to allow victims of crime to speak to officers via video is delivering quicker arrests. BBC 12/4/2025 News Government facing crisis filling Garda Commissioner job amid ‘entrenched’ dispute REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Senior officers have no plans to apply to replace Drew Harris due to concerns about pension tax liability of an estimated €500,000 The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 12/4/2025 News Misogynistic content driving UK boys to hunt vulnerable girls on suicide forums Exclusive: Police set up taskforce to tackle online violence as young men seek victims on eating disorder forums The Guardian 12/4/2025 News Ottawa police officer faces sexual-assault charges, is suspended from duty CANADA: Ottawa police say one of their officers has been charged with several sexual-assault offences and suspended from duty. Blue Line (Canada) 12/4/2025 News RCMP officers charged with dangerous driving in Alberta CANADA: Evidence gathered during an ASIRT investigation into two RCMP officers provided reasonable grounds to believe that an offence had been committed. Blue Line (Canada) 12/4/2025 News GMP issue more than 100 DAPOs in pilot to protect domestic abuse victims Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has issued more than 100 Domestic Abuse Protection Orders (DAPOs) as part of a Home Office-led scheme to safeguard victims of assault, coercive and controlling behaviour and threats across the region. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/4/2025 News I want to discriminate against white candidates, says police chief Chief constable accused of ‘racist’ recruitment policy supports law change to bolster ethnic minority numbers. A chief constable accused of having a “racist” recruitment policy has said he wants discrimination against white British candidates to be legal... The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/4/2025 News TVP seize 173 vehicles in just six months through ANPR technology use Thames Valley Police has seized 173 vehicles for no insurance in just six months as part of a collaborative initiative that sees local neighbourhood and roads policing teams use ANPR to identify markers and intercept them. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/4/2025 News A Lady Elish Angiolini Q&A Gary Mason interviews the head of the inquiry into police recruitment, vetting, culture and standards on why she wants to hear the views of more officers and staff. To date, the Angiolini Inquiry has heard from many police officers and staff. So why do you need a wider survey. Do you think the people within the service you have spoken to so far have not been very open about what needs to change? Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/4/2025 Feature, Interview Ex-police chief: Officers have failed white working class girls Once a face of progressive policing, Neil Basu now says political correctness in Rotherham was wrong and calls for a grooming gangs inquiry. As the self-styled “Chief Constable of Woke”, you wouldn’t necessarily expect Neil Basu, once the UK’s most senior Asian policeman, to be proposing a crackdown on immigration... The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/4/2025 News More officers on the beat thanks to funding More police officers will be on the beat in Devon and Cornwall after a £4.7m grant from the Home Office. The grant meant 45 more police officers would be deployed into neighbourhood police teams, the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly said. BBC 11/4/2025 News Ottawa police officer charged with sexual assault, interference CANADA: An Ottawa police officer has been charged with sexual assault, interference and exploitation. In a Friday afternoon news release, Ottawa police said they first heard two weeks ago about unspecified allegations related to children. They did not share details such as when or where. CBC News (Canada) 11/4/2025 News What is live facial recognition and why are Police Scotland seeking your views? There is currently no piece of legislation for the use of live facial recognition in Scotland or the UK as a whole. The force, the Scottish Police Authority and the Scottish Biometric Commissioner are seeking opinion on the use of LFR via an online survey. STV News 11/4/2025 News Scottish Biometrics Commissioner launches consultation on LFR with police The Scottish Biometrics Commissioner and local law enforcement agencies have launched a consultation on police use of live facial recognition (LFR), as scrutiny from privacy advocacy groups continues. BiometricUpdate.com 11/4/2025 News We need a social media ban for under-16s, police chiefs say Some of Britain’s most senior policing figures told The Times that young people needed to be protected from violence, extremism and misogyny online The Times - Subscription at source 11/4/2025 News UK woman says she was arrested after confiscating her daughters’ iPads Vanessa Brown called police response in Cobham, Surrey, ‘a complete overreaction’ that left her ‘catatonic’ The Guardian 11/4/2025 News How ‘positive action’ in police recruitment became anti-white discrimination Diversity schemes like the one exposed this week by The Telegraph threaten to create division among an already demoralised force The Telegraph 11/4/2025 Feature, Opinion Organised crime and mental health: Police Commissioner NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand is losing the fight against transnational, serious, organised crime. That's the finding from a Ministerial Advisory Report released this week which also shows methamphetamine consumption is sky rocketing. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 11/4/2025 News Nearly $20M spent on policing Toronto protests related to Israel-Hamas war: report CANADA: Toronto police say the cost of policing protests related to the Israel-Hamas war and proactively engaging with the city’s Jewish and Muslim communities was nearly $20 million last year. Blue Line (Canada) 11/4/2025 News Quebec suspends random traffic stops by police after court rejects extension request CANADA: Quebec’s Public Security Department announced late Friday afternoon that most random traffic stops by police are suspended, days after the Court of Appeal affirmed that arbitrary road checks lead to racial profiling. Blue Line (Canada) 11/4/2025 News «221222223224225226227228229Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
