Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104488 total results. Showing results 5181 to 5200 «256257258259260261262263264Next ›Last » Police officer sacked after harassment conviction A police officer who was given a community order after harassing a man when he ended their relationship has been sacked. BBC 27/3/2025 News Violent crime more prevalent than any other offence type at four Clare Garda stations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Four Garda stations in Clare recorded more incidents of violent crime last year than of any other type of offence. Clare.fm (Republic of Ireland) 27/3/2025 News Concerns raised over possible amalgamation of Cork garda units REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Representative Association (GRA) warned that a lack of manpower could mean the amalgamation of garda units currently covering Carrigaline and Douglas, with the same arrangement applying to units covering Bishopstown and Ballincollig. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 27/3/2025 News Investigation of abuse of position concerns and complaints by the Office of the Police Ombudsman Independent and effective investigations are crucial in addressing allegations of abuse of position or authority by Police Officers or staff of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). This inspection examined how the Office of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland (Police Ombudsman’s Office) investigates such cases. Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland (CJINI) 27/3/2025 Report CJI Chief Inspector publishes report on investigation of abuse of position concerns and complaints CJI Chief Inspector Jacqui Durkin has published an independent inspection report on the investigation by the Office of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland (OPONI) of abuse of position allegations involving Police Officers and staff of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland (CJINI) 27/3/2025 News Beyond Bureaucracy: How AI will transform policing and the criminal justice system Following on from the recent Beyond Bureaucracy conference on artificial intelligence (AI) in the criminal justice system (CJS), independent policing and technology expert Giles Herdale explores some of the main opportunities and challenges facing police and the CJS in the successful development, adoption and implementation of effective AI technologies. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/3/2025 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Gloucestershire Constabulary trials SmartWater spray to protect victims of domestic abuse Gloucestershire Constabulary is trialling the use of SmartWater to provide better protection to victims of domestic abuse in the county. Emergency Services Times 27/3/2025 News Rural areas to benefit from £800,000 funding boost to combat crime Rural communities will be better protected from the scourge of crimes such as equipment theft, livestock theft and hare coursing, which can devastate countryside communities, farming and wildlife, through a funding boost to dedicated police units. Emergency Services Times 27/3/2025 News An inspection into how effectively the police investigate crime The effective investigation of crime is fundamental to the legitimacy of policing and to public confidence HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 27/3/2025 Report Forces must improve the effectiveness of crime investigations and achieve better outcomes for victims Ineffective police investigation processes are not always putting the victim first, the police inspectorate has said, with forces often focusing on quantity rather than quality when measuring support for victims. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 27/3/2025 News Empowering voices: Andrea Shoetan’s advocacy journey (Part 3) In this final part, Andrea Shoetan shares her experiences as a police officer with hearing loss and her advocacy work for others with disabilities in policing. She discusses the unexpected recognition for her efforts, the importance of support networks, and the findings from a national hearing survey that highlight the need for better accommodations for officers with hearing loss. Andrea emphasizes the significance of intersectionality in policing and her desire to learn from global practices through her involvement with the International Police Association. PolicingTV 27/3/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police officer who ‘urinated in woman’s garden’ under investigation Resident says officer relieved himself in area of her front garden where her cat is buried The Telegraph - Subscription at source 26/3/2025 News Police officer recorded urinating in woman’s garden A complaint has been made to police after a woman recorded an officer appearing to urinate in her garden. BBC 26/3/2025 News Police Scotland commences national roll out of body worn video cameras Police Scotland’s national roll out of body worn video started today (Wednesday 26 March), with the first officers equipped with the new cameras on duty in Tayside. Police Scotland 26/3/2025 News Schrödinger’s police officer Earlier this year, a review in to policing and mental health in New South Wales, Australia was published after a succession of incidents which caused concern amongst the public and in Coroners’ Courts. Amongst other observations, the report recommended senior officers from New South Wales look at the UK’s “Right Care, Right Person” programme with a view to doing something similar, as they already are in New Zealand. Mental Health Cop blog 26/3/2025 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland begins roll out of body-worn cameras Every frontline uniformed police officer, including special constables, will be expected to wear a video camera on their uniform while on duty. STV News 26/3/2025 News ‘I haven’t set a target’: West Midlands police boss defends knife crime record The Chief Constable of West Midlands Police, Craig Guildford, has defended his approach to tackling knife crime, insisting he won’t be setting a "binary target" for reductions. “My goal is to continue reducing and have fewer victims. That's my goal and I haven't set a binary target. It's a reduction,” he said. ITV News 26/3/2025 News A closer look at the Vancouver Police Department’s drone unit CANADA: In 2018 the Vancouver Police Department started its program using drones, or remotely piloted aerial systems (RPAS). Last year their 20 drones flew 1,826 missions. One of their drones was critical in capturing murder suspect Brendan Colin McBride, accused of killing a man in downtown Vancouver in September 2024 and of slicing off another person’s hand. Global News (Canada) 26/3/2025 News VPD drone program grows as observers seek transparency CANADA: The Vancouver Police Department has dramatically expanded its use of drone technology since it established the program in 2019, but while the technology has become a pivotal tool in a variety of unexpected ways, the VPD’s unchanged privacy policy has observers urging an update. The department started with one drone and now has upwards of 20 Remotely-Piloted Aerial Systems (RPAS), which are dispatched for more than 1,800 flights per year. More than 400 of those have what police call a “nexus of criminality.” CTV News (Canada) 26/3/2025 News Gardaí arrest leader of ‘The Family’ as Europol targets international drug trafficking empire REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A year-long investigation into Ireland’s biggest drug gang results in 20 arrests across Ireland and Spain Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 26/3/2025 News «256257258259260261262263264Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
