Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102722 total results. Showing results 48461 to 48480 «242024212422242324242425242624272428Next ›Last » Two charged after firearm, six vehicles and illicit drugs valued at $1.6 million seized AUSTRALIA: NSW Police have charged two men after seizing six vehicles, a firearm, $83,000 cash and $1.6 million worth of cocaine and ‘ice’, following an investigation into the supply of prohibited drugs across Sydney. New South Wales Police Force 18/2/2022 News New PV Dauntless officially welcomed into Tasmania Police marine fleet AUSTRALIA: The brand-new fast response police vessel Dauntless is officially being welcomed into the Tasmania Police fleet today. Tasmania Police 18/2/2022 News We need a legitimate police service NEW ZEALAND: Positive reforms are in place but they are regularly undermined by the over-policing of Māori, a drift towards coercive policing, and the under-policing of many victims newsroom (New Zealand) 18/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Covid-19: Police detectives headed back to uniform as staffing issues bite NEW ZEALAND: Some detectives are set to hang up their suits and walk the beat as police battle signifiant staffing issues. Stuff (New Zealand) 18/2/2022 News Enforcement action against Parliament protesters could lead to violence – Coster NEW ZEALAND: Police are still refusing to take enforcement action against protesters on Parliament grounds because of fears it will lead to violence, says Police Commissioner Andrew Coster. [VIDEO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/2/2022 News Home Secretary orders independent review of Border Force Home Secretary Priti Patel has ordered a wide-ranging, independent review of Border Force to assess its structure, powers, funding and priorities to ensure it can keep pace with rapidly evolving threats and continue to protect the border, maintain security and prevent illegal migration. Police Professional 18/2/2022 News Two Met officers and one former officer charged over WhatsApp messages Two serving Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers and one former MPS officer are to appear at Westminster Magistrates Court on 16 March charged in connection with our investigation into the sending and sharing of inappropriate messages on WhatsApp. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 18/2/2022 News MPS warns over social media use after official account criticises London mayor The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has issued a reminder to officers to be “independent and impartial” at a all times after one of its official Twitter accounts appeared to criticise the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan. Police Professional 18/2/2022 News Met Police must investigate Prince Andrew after rape case settlement as force failed in duty to probe Duke, says ex-cop Prince Andrew faces calls for an investigation by the Met Police now he has settled his rape case - even as the force insists it will not open a probe. The Sun 18/2/2022 News Ex-police officer sentenced to 2 years in prison for killing Daunte Wright UNITED STATES: A Minnesota judge has sentenced former Brooklyn Center police officer Kimberly Potter to 24 months for fatally shooting Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old black man, in April 2021. Financial Times 18/2/2022 News Prince Harry’s offer to pay for UK security ‘irrelevant’ as police protection not for sale, Home Office says The Home Office is embroiled in a High Court battle with Prince Harry over his bid to personally fund his security when he’s in the UK i News 18/2/2022 News Naloxone programme should be rolled out Scotland-wide, report recommends Researchers call for compulsory training for all Police Scotland officers Edinburgh Napier University 18/2/2022 News Survey on body-worn cameras exemplifies commitment of Peterborough Police Service to community policing CANADA: As the deadline nears for responses to a survey seeking the public’s opinion on the potential use of body-worn cameras by Peterborough police, a spokesperson from the Peterborough Police Service says such outreach is a vital component of the community policing model at the core of its operations. Kawartha Now (Canada) 18/2/2022 News Police start making arrests in operation to end occupation in Ottawa CANADA: Police have begun to make arrests in Ottawa's downtown core as the operation to end the three-week occupation ramps up Friday morning, while two key convoy organizers are set to appear in court. [VIDEO] CBC News (Canada) 18/2/2022 News Police begin fresh round of arrests in Ottawa as House cancels sitting CANADA: Ottawa police say officers have begun making more arrests of anti-vaccine mandate protesters who have occupied the city’s downtown core for weeks. Blue Line (Canada) 18/2/2022 News Mayo garda fleet set to get some new electric vehicles REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A number of new electric vehicles for the garda fleet are expected in Mayo by the middle of this year. The Connaught Telegraph (Ireland) 18/2/2022 News TD calls for swift roll out of garda body cams REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: It comes as there has been a major increase in assaults on force members in recent years. FM 104 (Republic of Ireland) 18/2/2022 News ‘Compelling case’ for internal garda disciplinary investigation into whistleblower, Disclosures Tribunal hears REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There was a compelling case to institute an internal garda disciplinary investigation into a garda whistleblower, a former assistant commissioner has told the Disclosures Tribunal. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 18/2/2022 News Naloxone in Police Scotland: Pilot Evaluation This report describes the findings of an independent evaluation of a Police Scotland test of change (pilot) of the carriage and administration of intranasal naloxone as an emergency first aid measure to persons suspected of experiencing an opioid overdose. The pilot was conducted between March and October 2021 in three test areas in Scotland: Falkirk, Dundee City and Glasgow East, and subsequently extended to include Caithness, Falkirk and Glasgow custody and community police officers in Stirling.[pdf] Edinburgh Napier University 18/2/2022 Report Police Scotland commits to national roll-out of life-saving nasal spray Chief Constable Iain Livingstone has decided that all operational officers in Police Scotland will be trained and equipped with a life-saving nasal spray which can be given safely to people who have suffered a drug overdose. Police Scotland 18/2/2022 News «242024212422242324242425242624272428Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
