Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115027 total results. Showing results 5641 to 5660 «279280281282283284285286287Next ›Last » Two police officers named among dozens injured in Bondi shooting AUSTRALIA: Two police officers who were injured responding to a mass shooting at Bondi Beach yesterday evening have been named as probationary constable Jack Hibbert and constable Scott Dyson. The officers were seriously injured after terrorists opened fire on people at the Hanukkah By The Sea religious celebration at Bondi Beach, killing 13 innocent people at the scene and another two who later died in hospital. The two officers were among 42 people taken to hospital yesterday, 27 of whom remain in hospital. 9 News (Australia) 15/12/2025 News Top cop suggests WA’s firearm laws could have stopped Bondi killers AUSTRALIA: WA Police have launched Operation Dalewood to support NSW authorities and increase police presence at places of worship, events, and schools. WA Police Commissioner Col Blanch told Perth Today host Simon Beaumont that while the investigation is unfolding, early indications suggest elements of WA’s strong Firearm Act could have prevented the gunmen from legally possessing the weapons. 6pr (Australia) 15/12/2025 News Toronto police chief says ‘fundamental shift’ needed in how city responds to mental health calls CANADA: Toronto's chief of police no longer wants his officers to be the primary response to mental health calls, saying a “paradigm shift” is needed. Toronto Star (Canada) 15/12/2025 News What police had to do during the chaos of Bondi – and what comes next AUSTRALIA: On Sunday evening, Bondi Beach was the scene of a mass shooting that has shocked Australia. At the time of writing 16 people have been killed, including one of the gunmen, and another 40 people have been wounded. The attack has been declared a terrorist act. Many questions remain, including: how common are these types of attacks, did the police get their initial response right and what action needs to be taken to prevent another attack like this? The Conversation 15/12/2025 Feature, Opinion Police facial recognition set for nationwide expansion under Home Office plans Facial recognition technology could soon be rolled out far more widely across policing in England and Wales under new plans announced by the Home Office. Earlier this month, the government launched a 10-week public consultation aimed at reshaping how facial recognition and other advanced technologies are used by law enforcement. Computing 15/12/2025 News Strategic support: Augmenting police leadership with academic insight In the face of rapidly evolving criminal and technological landscapes, modern policing demands innovative strategies and specialised expertise to tackle complex challenges like fraud, cybercrime, and organised crime. Ann Stevens of the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies (LCAPS), explores how academic research and education can empower police professionals to stay ahead of emerging threats. With insights into intelligence-led approaches, crime pattern analysis, and the integration of operational practice with academia, it highlights the critical role of education in strengthening leadership and rebuilding public trust. Policing Insight 15/12/2025 Advertisement, Feature British police step up patrols in Jewish communities after Bondi Beach attack Forces increase presence and urge public to be vigilant at Hanukkah events The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/12/2025 News Call for system that frees rape suspects as alternative to bail to be scrapped in England and Wales ‘Released under investigation’ leads to uncertainty and distress for both victim and accused, say campaigners The Guardian 15/12/2025 News Jailed police officer committed gross misconduct A former police constable jailed after he admitted having inappropriate relationships with two vulnerable women would have been sacked had he still been working for the force. BBC 15/12/2025 News Police use VR to help combat youth knife crime Police officers are using Virtual Reality (VR) headsets to help combat youth knife crime. BBC 15/12/2025 News Australia plans tougher gun laws after father and son kill 15 at Bondi Beach Australia signalled plans for tougher gun laws on Monday as the country began mourning victims of its worst mass shooting in almost 30 years, in which a father and son duo killed 15 people at a Jewish celebration at Sydney's Bondi Beach. Reuters 15/12/2025 News Bondi beach terror attack: father and son duo allegedly used licensed firearms in shooting Naveed Akram previously known to security agencies, prime minister says. His gun-owning father, Sajid, was shot dead by police at the scene. The Guardian 15/12/2025 News Bondi Beach shooting: NZ Police, intelligence agencies warned businesses and venues of extremist threats at crowded spaces in September report NEW ZEALAND: As Sydney comes to grips with the Bondi Beach terrorist attack, attention is turning to what the shootings mean for New Zealand. The Herald is republishing this piece from September that revealed experts warnings of extremist violence on our shores. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 15/12/2025 News Enhanced video response evaluation highlights increased victim satisfaction and reduced workloads A College of Policing evaluation of the use of enhanced video response to a range of calls coming in from the public to Avon and Somerset Police suggests that the approach could lead to significant improvements in response times, investigative standards, and overall case duration, as well as greater victim satisfaction and reduced stress and workloads for many officers taking part, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/12/2025 Feature, Innovation Child Sexual Exploitation Follow-Up Review: An assessment of the criminal justice system’s response In 2020, an Inspection Report examined the criminal justice system’s response to child sexual exploitation in Northern Ireland. Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland (CJINI) 15/12/2025 Report CJI publishes Follow-Up Review on Child Sexual Exploitation report In 2020, CJI published an Inspection Report examining how the criminal justice system in Northern Ireland responds to Child Sexual Exploitation. Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland (CJINI) 15/12/2025 News The Police Service of Northern Ireland welcomes the latest follow-up review of Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) by the Criminal Justice Inspection in Northern Ireland. The Police Service of Northern Ireland welcomes the latest follow-up review of Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) by the Criminal Justice Inspection in Northern Ireland. We are fully committed to improving how we identify, safeguard and protect vulnerable children, especially those who go missing and are at risk of exploitation. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 15/12/2025 News Inside LAPD operations – Deputy Chief lifts the lid Deputy Chief Gerald Woodyard of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) shares his powerful journey through over 30 years of service. In this candid conversation, he reflects on personal balance, leadership, race, family, and the values that define a great police officer. From his unexpected entry into policing to mentoring others and maintaining perspective, Woodyard offers heartfelt insight into life behind the badge. PolicingTV 15/12/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Understanding the impact of court delays on victims I achieved a master’s degree following research into the impact of crown court delays on victims in October 2023. College of Policing 14/12/2025 Feature PSNI and Garda increase patrols in Jewish areas after Sydney terror attack REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Police forces in Northern Ireland, the Republic and across the UK have increased patrols after a fatal shooting targeting Jewish community in Bondi Beach. The Irish News 14/12/2025 News «279280281282283284285286287Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
