Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100784 total results. Showing results 5641 to 5660 «279280281282283284285286287Next ›Last » Victoria Police walk off the job in Mildura to demand better conditions AUSTRALIA: Member for Mildura Jade Benham and Shadow Minister for Police Brad Battin joined members of Victoria Police in Mildura yesterday as they took unprecedented industrial action, walking off the job to demand improved working conditions and greater support for their profession. River1467.com 9/12/2024 News Neighbourhood duty officer wins award for mentoring approach to her team Insp Kayleigh Naismith manages a large number of officers and 'leads by example.' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2024 News Six year sentence for offender who rammed his car into officer Kyle Woods had initially been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following the incident on Sunday 5 May this year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2024 News National police wellbeing awards celebrate pioneering work within forces Winners of awards included Nottinghamshire for its maternity leave support project and Lincolnshire's outward bound course for improving mental health. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2024 News Canadian police killed six Indigenous people in 11 days. This has to stop CANADA: Over an 11-day period this past summer, police in Canada killed six Indigenous people. Toronto Star (Canada) 9/12/2024 Feature, Opinion Canada’s top court dismisses appeal in Ontario drug trafficking case CANADA: Police were justified in using a drug dealer’s phone to orchestrate the arrest of a suspect in a drug trafficking operation without first getting a warrant due to the urgency of the situation, Canada’s top court ruled Friday in dismissing an Ontario man’s appeal. Blue Line (Canada) 9/12/2024 News Bullet evidence: The science of bullet forensics on trial CANADA: I am not a ballistics expert and don’t play one on television. (Except for that one time, but only because I fit the costume.) Blue Line (Canada) 9/12/2024 Feature, Opinion Publishing Dublin riot photos has been ‘successful’ – Garda Commissioner REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The head of Ireland’s policing service has defended the decision to publish 99 photographs of “persons of interest” as part of its investigation into the Dublin riots last year. Ireland Live (Republic of Ireland) 9/12/2024 News Launch of Cross Border Policing Strategy 2025 – 2027 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Today, Monday 9th December 2024, An Garda Síochána and the Police Service of Northern Ireland launch the Cross Border Policing Strategy 2025 – 2027. This three-year strategy aims to build on established collaborative relationships and operational successes to date underpinned by previous Cross Border Policing Strategies. The strategic areas of focus of this strategy are • Tackling Crime and Preventing Harm • Roads Policing and Road Safety • Community Policing • Major Emergency Management. These strategies will be enabled by a focus on • Joint Investment • Developing our people in both Police Services • Legislative supports. The strategy will underpin discussions at ongoing quarterly cross border meetings between the Garda Commissioner and the Chief Constable, PSNI and their senior management teams. The strategy will also further support the ongoing work of the Joint Agency Task Force. An Garda Síochána 9/12/2024 News Cross Border Policing Strategy 2025-2027 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána and the Police Service of Northern Ireland launch the Cross Border Policing Strategy 2025 – 2027. This three-year strategy aims to build on established collaborative relationships and operational successes to date underpinned by previous Cross Border Policing Strategies. An Garda Síochána 9/12/2024 Report Time to bite the bullet on police officer and public safety in Scotland Last month saw the jailing of Finlay Macdonald, who murdered his brother-in-law and attempted to kill three other people during a violent stabbing and shooting spree on the Isle of Skye and on the Scottish mainland; Michael Greville, a workplace violence reduction consultant who had a 30-year policing career, believes the case highlights the need for a review of Police Scotland’s armed response capabilities to ensure the safety of the public and officers, particularly in remote communities. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/12/2024 Feature, Opinion How do People With Mental Illness Experience Conflictual Police Encounters? A Qualitative Study with German Forensic Psychiatric Patients Although not typically within their primary duties, training, or educational background, police frequently encounter individuals with mental disorders or severe mental crises. These encounters are often characterized by uncertainty among police officers in assessing individuals' behavior and potential danger, and they do not always proceed free of conflict. Consequently, people with mental illnesses are more frequently subjected to police coercive measures or even police violence. Given the limited research on the perspectives of individuals with mental illnesses in police interactions, this study aimed to explore the subjective perceptions of people with mental illness (PMI) regarding conflictual encounters with police and to analyze de-escalating and escalating police behavior from their perspective. Another aim was to receive recommendations from the participants on how police should behave in such situations. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 15 PMI who had resisted police actions or attacked police officers during encounters. Findings revealed a lack of understanding among participants regarding police actions and a feeling of being overwhelmed by the use of force. A calm and empathetic initial approach, coupled with clear communication and explanation, was identified as critical for de-escalation. Results underscore the importance of perceived procedural justice in reducing resistance among PMI. Enhancing police training with a focus on mental health awareness, communication skills, and empathy could potentially improve interactions and outcomes between police and PMI. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Subscription at source 9/12/2024 Research article Police chiefs warn of cuts to officer numbers to meet funding shortfall Chief constables and police and crime commissioners have warned that forces will have to increase council tax to make up for the recent 4.75 per cent pay rise The Times - Subscription at source 9/12/2024 News Albanese announces antisemitism taskforce, as synagogue firebombing investigation upgraded AUSTRALIA: Anthony Albanese has announced an Australian Federal Police Special Operation Taskforce to combat antisemitism, after criticism from within and outside the Jewish community that the government has not done enough to deal with the escalating issue. Following a meeting of cabinet’s national security committee, the prime minister faced the media on Monday afternoon flanked by Australian Federal Police Commissioner Reece Kershaw, the head of ASIO, Mike Burgess, the Attorney- General, Mark Dreyfus, and the Immigration Minister, Tony Burke. Earlier in the day, Friday’s attack on Melbourne’s Adass Israel synagogue was formally declared a “likely terrorist incident”. This upgrades the investigation to come under the Joint Counter-terrorism Team, which includes the Australian Federal Police, Victoria Police and ASIO. The Conversation 9/12/2024 Feature The QPS Disability Network has launched with inclusive Police Recruit Challenge AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has launched its Disability Network, combining three internal disability networks to enhance support of colleagues with disabilities to foster a more diverse and inclusive workforce. The QPS Accessibility Advisory Network, Disability Link and QPS Nero Diverse Network have amalgamated, with the aim of creating a supportive space for members to share experiences, access resources, and contribute to a more inclusive organisation. myPolice - Queensland Police News 9/12/2024 News Police Commissioner concerned about ‘straining of social cohesion’ as synagogue arson investigated as terrorism AUSTRALIA: The Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police says he is concerned about the "significant increase" in "attacks and abuse" across all groups, as he announced the arson attack against a synagogue on Friday is being treated as a terrorist act. Shane Patton joined Ali Moore to provide an update on the investigation, and reacted to the government's suggestion of implementing protest exclusion zones around places of worship. ABC Listen (Australia) 9/12/2024 Audio, Feature, Interview, Opinion SAPOL to standardise opening hours at police stations across regional South Australia AUSTRALIA: Administrative services at regional police station hours are being standardised across South Australia. A senior officer says the change will enable more officers to work on the frontline. ABC News (Australia) 9/12/2024 News New firearms registry a factor in sharp rise in privacy breaches by police NEW ZEALAND: Breaches by police of people's private information have almost doubled in number, to close to 500. A lot of the breaches involved the new firearms registry, the police's latest annual review said. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 9/12/2024 News Garda did not tell Data Protection Commission it was releasing 99 Dublin riot images REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Although not consulted in advance, the DPC has no difficulty with release of images The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 9/12/2024 News Staff trade union lodges CAC recognition application with Police Federation Union accuses Federation of delaying granting union recognition despite ‘a clear majority’ of staff being GMB members. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2024 News «279280281282283284285286287Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
