Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115579 total results. Showing results 481 to 500 «212223242526272829Next ›Last » Specialist police units now deployed under new UK-France deal Two new French police units are now on the ground in Northern France, marking a significant step in joint UK-France efforts to stop dangerous illegal crossings. Home Office 17/6/2026 News Assessing police officer deaths in Canada CANADA: In the first half of 2026, three law enforcement officers have been killed while on duty in Ontario. Justin Piché, full professor of criminology at the University of Ottawa, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss whether these deaths amount to an emerging trend in community policing. Global News (Canada) 17/6/2026 News, Video Is the police workplace safe? As assault rates rise and officer safety training hours fall, the gap between what the law requires of police employers and what they are providing is narrowing. The courts have begun to notice. Police Professional 17/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Devolution of policing an immediate priority for Welsh Government, says minister Welsh Government minister Dafydd Trystan said he will be meeting with the UK Government in the coming weeks to discuss the matter Wales Online 17/6/2026 News Who governs the algorithm? Given the special nature of policing by consent in England and Wales, legitimacy in the machine age cannot be maintained without appropriate legal structures, regulation, governance and inspection in the police uses of AI. Police Professional 17/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Deputy mayor questioned over blocked Palantir deal London's deputy mayor for policing and crime has defended her decision to block a proposed contract between the Metropolitan Police and US technology firm Palantir, despite warnings the move could lead to cuts to frontline policing. BBC 17/6/2026 News Flushed out Wastewater analysis is providing an unprecedented picture of illicit drug use in England. The latest findings suggest ketamine, not cocaine, may be the trend policing should worry about most. Police Professional 17/6/2026 Feature ‘A computer got it wrong’ – Fresh warning over Garda facial recognition technology plans REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: On the 13th of May, the Dáil concluded debates on a Garda “biometric analysis” bill which was introduced on the last day of the Dáil before it broke for Christmas. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 17/6/2026 News Officer retention: a comparative analysis of online company reviews by Australian and English police officers Across the globe, police organisations face a staffing challenge. Using 254 online company reviews downloaded from an international online employment site, a comparative analysis of Australian and English police officers’ experiences of employment was conducted. Written by current and former employees, the information contained within the reviews outlines positive and negative aspects of employment. The findings indicate that challenges affecting retention are shared across international contexts and are influenced by several factors. New findings suggest that officers’ employment is highly affected by intensified political pressures and that lack of officer retention is a progressive process built by tension over time. The study upholds the premise that police organisations across the globe must recognise the importance and relevance of content within online company reviews and, accordingly, utilise it to understand why officers leave the profession. Policing and Society 17/6/2026 Research article York police officer facing criminal charges after alleged unauthorized use of a computer CANADA: A York Regional Police officer is facing criminal charges after allegedly making unauthorized use of a computer and committing a breach of trust. On Wednesday, York Regional Police arrested and charged Const. Kivijan Ketheeswaran with unauthorized use of a computer and breach of trust by a public officer. CP24 (Canada) 17/6/2026 News Black, Middle Eastern people again overrepresented in police use-of-force stats CANADA: When Ottawa police used or displayed force in the course of their duties last year, Black and Middle Eastern people were yet again more likely to be on the receiving end, according to the most recent statistics. CBC News (Canada) 17/6/2026 News The system that lets drug drivers slip through Laboratory delays, stretched roads policing and dangerously low public awareness are allowing a worsening threat to outpace the response. The Road Safety Strategy offers a chance to close the gap — if government moves quickly enough. Police Professional 17/6/2026 Analysis, Feature ‘It was consensual’: Ex-cop denies sex assault charges against colleague AUSTRALIA: A former Victoria Police officer from Melbourne's north is fighting accusations he sexually assaulted a colleague at work, including fondling her breast and... Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 17/6/2026 News Fredericton police team deployed 29 times so far to tackle public drug use, petty crime CANADA: Fredericton residents might notice more police in the streets at times because of a special team created to curb public drug use and petty crime. The direct action response team, nicknamed DART by the Fredericton Police Force, was launched last year and has been deployed 29 times so far in business areas of the city, according to Insp. David Cooper, who oversees the force's operations and patrols. CBC News (Canada) 17/6/2026 News Retired Durham Regional Police officer who sparked OCPC investigation calls for more transparency on reforms CANADA: Initial analysis by policing oversight body contradicts comments about progress made by chief, board chair. A retired Durham Regional Police Services (DRPS) officer is demanding greater transparency from the service after a watchdog’s analysis contradicted senior leadership’s comments about reform progress. CBC News (Canada) 17/6/2026 Analysis, Feature Advocacy groups warn of ‘imminent’ death in custody risk over police cell loophole AUSTRALIA: A coalition of Aboriginal and legal advocacy organisations has warned that a death in police custody is "imminent" unless the Victorian Government closes a loophole they say allows detainees to be held in police cells beyond the state's 14-day legal limit. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 17/6/2026 News Operation Haste: Offshore criminal network behind Auckland meth lab shut down NEW ZEALAND: An offshore criminal cell linked to the production and distribution of methamphetamine across Auckland has been dismantled after a major police operation. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 17/6/2026 News National award for West Yorkshire NPT Officers from Wakefield Central Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) have been recognised by a national charity for their innovative and dedicated work tacking anti-social behaviour (ASB). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/6/2026 News ‘Victims and survivors consistently tell us that justice is not defined by court proceedings alone’ A/Chief Constable Becky Riggs, National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) lead for Child Protection and Abuse Investigation, was reflecting on the anniversary of Baroness Casey's audit, and how policing is continuing to strengthen its responses to group based child sexual exploitation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/6/2026 News Retired police inspector cleared of sexual behaviour A retired detective inspector has been cleared of unwanted sexual behaviour towards a junior colleague who he messaged about a job. BBC 17/6/2026 News «212223242526272829Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
