Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102798 total results. Showing results 5421 to 5440 «268269270271272273274275276Next ›Last » Officer who admitted to ‘tragedy chanting’ at football match is placed on barred list The chief constable who chaired the hearing described the officer's misconduct as 'the result of a moment’s serious stupidity,' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/2/2025 News Police officer dismissed after football conviction A police sergeant who was banned from football matches for "tragedy chanting" has been formally dismissed from his force. BBC 10/2/2025 News Police officer improperly accessed records A former police officer who accessed official records related to her partner would have been sacked had she not quit, a police disciplinary panel has ruled. BBC 10/2/2025 News ‘Where will It go?’ – Sydney residents stunned as police station faces uncertain future AUSTRALIA: Locals in Canterbury-Bankstown are confused about the future of Revesby Police Station, which is at risk due to a proposed road upgrade at the intersection of The River Road and Sphinx Avenue. 2GB (Australia) 10/2/2025 Audio, News Former NSW Police constable Jordan Weston sentenced to multiple corrections orders over DV offences AUSTRALIA: A former NSW Police officer has been sentenced to multiple community corrections orders after pleading guilty to charges of assault, stalking and intimidation of his ex-partner. ABC News (Australia) 10/2/2025 News ACT leader David Seymour hits back at PM’s criticism for Philip Polkinghorne letter NEW ZEALAND: ACT Party leader David Seymour has hit back at the prime minister's criticism of his support letter for Philip Polkinghorne. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 10/2/2025 News Switching off the PNC: What happens next, and will it work? In just over a year, the UK's Police National Computer is set to be replaced by the new Law Enforcement Data Service; Ian Weinfass spoke to those leading on the project for the Home Office and the police service about what the change will mean for officers, what else needs to happen, and the potential implications of not hitting the target date. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/2/2025 Feature, Innovation, Interview In context: The Prisoners (Early Release) (Scotland) Bill Passed by the Scottish Parliament in November, the emergency bill means some offenders serving sentences of less than four years will be released after serving 40 per cent of their time as opposed to the previous 50 per cent. Holyrood Magazine 10/2/2025 Feature Mayor of London funds new £5.4m service to safeguard vulnerable adults The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has launched a new £5.4m service to ensure vulnerable adults in contact with the police, including those taking part in voluntary police interviews, have timely access to an independent appropriate adult to support them. Emergency Services Times 10/2/2025 News Policing can do a lot more and quickly if it gets behind AI, says think tank The Police Foundation has published a report in partnership with Forensic Analytics that looks at how UK policing is using AI now and whether it has the skills to fully realise the potential of the technology in the future, freeing officers and police staff from routine tasks and increasing productivity in all areas. Emergency Services Times 10/2/2025 News More Mayors could take on PCC functions under devolution plans The Deputy Prime Minister has announced a package of new measures to extend devolution to more areas of England that could see the role and responsibilities of seven Police and Crime Commissioners move under six regional Mayors that look set to be elected in 2026. Emergency Services Times 10/2/2025 News I gave Met Police name and address of the man who burgled me. They did nothing Paul Powlesland, a lawyer, reported details from a bail form found on his trashed property but claimed officers were ‘nonchalant’ about it The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/2/2025 News Dangerous and violent criminal in Garda custody after brandishing knife in Ballymun housing estate REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Video footage seen by the Irish Mirror shows Gardaà trying to negotiate with the violent criminal, who attacked prison officers while serving time behind bars, while he was brandishing a large knife. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 9/2/2025 News Police officer admits ‘tragedy chanting’ at Liverpool match Tyler Coppin was given a three-year football banning order The Independent 9/2/2025 News Changes to law would give police ‘licence to kill’, UK rights groups warn Review into accountability soon to report as police seek greater protection from prosecution over use of force The Guardian 9/2/2025 News Essex police officer sacked after admitting ‘tragedy chanting’ at Anfield Misconduct hearing found Tyler Coppin had breached standards of professional behaviour over offence The Guardian 9/2/2025 News Saint John police responding to fewer medical calls to test efficiency CANADA: Pilot program that began this month uses set of criteria to determine if police respond to medical call CBC News (Canada) 9/2/2025 News The Psychophysical Effects of Combat Stress: Intent, Guilt, and Other Considerations Regarding the Legal Analysis of Police Use of Force Combat stress interferes with police behavior and decision-making. It can alter police officers' vision, hearing, perception of time, and memory. Prior shootings or information about weapons significantly increase the likelihood of shooting an unarmed suspect. Additionally, officers may be influenced to fire their weapons after hearing colleagues' gunshots or may fire involuntarily due to sudden movements. There is also a time lapse between the suspect ceasing resistance and the officer stopping using force. All these effects impact the analysis of the subjective element of any criminal conduct committed by police officers in the line of duty. Here, we present an interpretation of these effects from the perspective of the main legal theories on intent and malpractice negligence in legal doctrine in Criminal Law. CRIMRXIV 9/2/2025 Research article Just 3% of Nottinghamshire sex offences result in charge – but police say they’re ‘doing everything possible’ Just over 140 charges have resulted from more than 4,200 rape and sexual offences reported to Nottinghamshire Police in the course of 12 months, new data has revealed. This is the equivalent of only 3 per cent. Nottinghamshire Live 9/2/2025 News Police Ombudsman exceeded her powers in ‘collusion’ cases Judge criticises distinction drawn by Ombudsman between 'collusion' and 'collusive behaviours' The Irish News - Subscription at source 9/2/2025 News «268269270271272273274275276Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
