Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102731 total results. Showing results 4661 to 4680 «230231232233234235236237238Next ›Last » Police Scotland ‘not recording ethnicity correctly’ on DNA database – report The force and the Scottish Police Authority Forensic Services were issued with seven recommendations following a review. The Independent 26/2/2025 News Decorated Tasmania Police officer Dale Cook quits following arrest over child abuse material AUSTRALIA: A former senior Tasmania Police officer, previously commended for his work with children, has resigned after being arrested and charged with accessing child exploitation material. Pulse Tasmania (Australia) 26/2/2025 News SA Police respond to 100 domestic incidents each day, royal commission hears AUSTRALIA: South Australia Police respond to 100 domestic incidents and issue nine intervention orders on average each day, the state's Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence has heard. ABC News (Australia) 26/2/2025 News Has violent crime really dropped for the first time since 2018? NEW ZEALAND: The government had some positive law and order news to share this week. The source for the claim? A tweet. But by the measure it’s using to track progress towards its own violent crime reduction target, it’s a different story. The Spinoff (New Zealand) 26/2/2025 News Stronger together: Tools, resources and guidelines for tackling terrorist content online Recognising the threat posed by terrorist content online (TCO), the European Commission first presented legislation to tackle the problem in 2018, with the EU TCO Regulations coming into force in June 2022; now the work of three projects – set up to help hosting service providers (HSPs) meet the risk to European security – has reached fruition, offering HSPs a wealth of guidelines, training tools and other resources, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/2/2025 Feature, Innovation Merseyside joins national operation to tackle fraudsters Merseyside Police has joined forces across the country in Operation Henhouse, a month-long national intensification period targeting fraudsters and protecting vulnerable members of the community. Emergency Services Times 26/2/2025 News City Police data reveals high positive outcomes for victims as new strategy published The City of London Police and City of London Corporation have published their first joint Victims’ Strategy to improve services and outcomes for victims of crime in the Square Mile. Emergency Services Times 26/2/2025 News The Metropolitan Police Service’s handling of the sexual and criminal exploitation of children: Causes of concern – revisit In June 2023, the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime in London commissioned us to inspect how well the Metropolitan Police Service handled the sexual and criminal exploitation of children. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 26/2/2025 Report Metropolitan Police Service improves its handling of child exploitation, but further changes are needed The Metropolitan Police Service has made positive progress in how it tackles the sexual and criminal exploitation of children, but more improvements are required, the police inspectorate has said. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 26/2/2025 News Police Now: Building trust in communities through policing (Part 2) In this second conversation, Kurtis Christoforides, Chief Executive of Police Now, discusses the organization's mission to recruit diverse and talented individuals into policing. He emphasizes the importance of building trust within communities and the need for a police force that reflects the demographics it serves. The conversation covers the various programs offered by Police Now, recruitment strategies, and the impact of their initiatives on the policing landscape. Kurtis also addresses the standards required for recruits and the organization's aspirations for future growth, including potential international collaborations. PolicingTV 26/2/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video ‘No place to hide’ as new CCTV van to tackle antisocial behaviour in Nottingham A brand-new CCTV van with the capacity to capture a 360-degree view of an area will be deployed to tackle antisocial behaviour in Nottingham neighbourhoods. Emergency Services Times 25/2/2025 News New intake of student gardaà may be largest in over six years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The next intake of student gardaà into Templemore College may be the largest in over six years, according to early indications. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 25/2/2025 News Mayo garda officer hails ‘life-changing’ career choice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A young garda who swapped factory work for policing has urged others to consider joining An Garda SÃochána as the force launches its latest recruitment campaign with an attractive €37,311 starting salary for successful candidates. The Connaught Telegraph (Ireland) 25/2/2025 News Police misconduct probe over missing man claims A police inspector is to face misconduct proceedings after complaints alleging a series of failings during a search for a missing man later fatally hit by a train. BBC 25/2/2025 News More than 140 police faced misconduct allegations A total of 146 Dorset Police officers were accused of misconduct between the start of 2021 and the end of 2024, the force said. BBC 25/2/2025 News Crime and Policing Bill 2025: factsheets These factsheets provide more information about the Crime and Policing Bill, which was introduced in the House of Commons on 25 February 2025. Home Office 25/2/2025 Report Police chief ‘told not to reveal Rudakubana’s faith’ Merseyside's chief constable has said she was told by a Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) official not to release factual information about the man they had arrested on suspicion of carrying out the Southport knife attacks. BBC 25/2/2025 News Non-crime hate incidents could be renamed rather than scrapped College of Policing chairman says idea of rebranding controversial powers is being considered The Telegraph - Subscription at source 25/2/2025 News Doug Ford’s Toronto police son-in-law facing over a dozen misconduct charges CANADA: A Toronto police staff sergeant – who is the son-in-law of PC Leader Doug Ford – is facing more than a dozen disciplinary charges related to alleged misconduct. Ernest ‘Dave’ Haynes, who is the husband of Krista Ford Haynes, appeared in front of the tribunal Tuesday. He is accused of multiple police act breaches, including sharing confidential information with his wife, during his work as a Staff Sgt. for 22 Division between November 2020 and February 2024. All 15 of the charges against Haynes pertain to alleged emails and social media posts that either shared confidential police information or criticized Toronto Police Service (TPS) leadership or policies. CTV News (Canada) 25/2/2025 News Queensland police to investigate allegations disabled child was tormented in watch house AUSTRALIA: Queensland's police commissioner has promised a "full investigation" into allegations a 12-year-old disabled boy was coerced into drinking toilet water at a watch house. ABC News (Australia) 25/2/2025 News «230231232233234235236237238Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
