Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115030 total results. Showing results 5701 to 5720 «282283284285286287288289290Next ›Last » PC sexually harassed colleague at social event A former police officer has been found to have sexually harassed a female colleague at a social event. BBC 12/12/2025 News West Midlands police chiefs ‘lied’ over Tel Aviv fans ban, Parliament told West Midlands police leaders “lied” to Parliament and “yielded to the mob” over the controversial banning of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a football match, it has been claimed at Westminster. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/12/2025 News Interference by police after Quebec teen killed by cops can’t go unpunished: lawyers CANADA: Lawyers representing the family of a Longueuil, Que., teen who was shot dead by police in September say they are shocked by allegations of police interference in the investigation by the province’s police watchdog. Global News (Canada) 12/12/2025 News Surrey Police honours exceptional work of members and civilians CANADA: Surrey Police Service (SPS) recently marked its one-year anniversary as the police of jurisdiction for the City of Surrey, and on Dec. 3, SPS recognized the exceptional work of members and civilians at the fourth annual Surrey Police Service Awards and Recognition Ceremony. Blue Line (Canada) 12/12/2025 News Regina’s first female police chief says job an honour but bittersweet achievement CANADA: The day after Regina announced she was the city’s new police chief, Lorilee Davies found her office locker decorated with ribbons and messages written on paper. Blue Line (Canada) 12/12/2025 News Calls grow for 24 hour Garda station in Edenderry after arson attack REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Justice Minister and Garda Commissioner need to hold a public meeting with residents in an Offaly town after a fatal arson attack. Midlands 103 (Republic of Ireland) 12/12/2025 News Garda sergeant appeals sexual assault conviction REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The case against a garda sergeant found guilty of sexual assault was “rife with inconsistencies” and his conviction should be overturned, his defence has argued. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 12/12/2025 News ‘Decisive steps’ needed on Police Scotland’s response to drug harm reduction A new report has called on Police Scotland to make clear its policy on drug harm reduction. Police Professional 12/12/2025 News Officers without borders: Why policing needs a shared digital language With police forces facing crime challenges at national and international levels, the 43-force structure across England and Wales can present a barrier to speedy and effective interventions; NTT DATA UK&I Executive Head of Public Safety and Justice Ian Rimington, Senior Director Brian Cliff, and Director Keith Ward, argue that closer digital collaboration between neighbouring forces would preserve local independence while giving officers the speed, clarity and unity of purpose to face crime that moves without borders. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/12/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Police Scotland’s new phone system leaves members of the public waiting for 2 hours Calls to the non emergency 101 number were initially taking up to 40 minutes before someone responded. Members of the public have been made to wait more than two hours for calls to a new police phone system to be answered it has been claimed. Yesterday The Daily Record revealed how senior officers were forced to set up a "critical incident" response after major delays following the systems launch on November 25. Daily Record 12/12/2025 News PSNI ammo theft whistleblower says police and others told ‘years ago’ Guns and 25,000 rounds of ammunition found during searches. The Irish News - Subscription at source 12/12/2025 News Europe faces Robocop-style dystopia by 2035, EU police claim EUROPE: From rioting ‘displaced workers’ to hacked social-care machines, Europol sketches risks that come with automation. Angry mobs of unemployed citizens riot in the streets against the hordes of service robots that have stolen their jobs. Police officers armed with “robo freezer guns” and “nano net grenades” shoot down swarms of drones deployed by terrorists to attack electricity and water supplies. This is not the plot of a new Robocop sci-fi film but what may await Europe in the next 10 years, according to a report from the EU’s police agency. The 48-page Europol document details how law enforcement will need to tackle robots and unmanned systems (drones, satellites and remote-controlled boats) in a dystopian vision of the future. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/12/2025 News Government backs bill on biometric technology REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Government has approved the publication of a bill that would allow gardaí to use biometric-recognition technology – including facial images – in certain cases. Biometric recognition is the automated processing of biometric data in documents – including images or video footage – obtained by gardaí in the course of an investigation. The Garda Síochána (Recording Devices) (Amendment) Bill 2025 would allow for the use of such technologies as a tool to process evidence in serious criminal investigations, matters relating to State security, and for missing-persons cases. Law Society Gazette Ireland 12/12/2025 News Court awards $54,000 to protester for Victoria Police’s use of capsicum spray AUSTRALIA: A Supreme Court judge has awarded $54,000 in damages to a protester who sued police over their use of OC (capsicum) spray at a protest in 2019. Jordan Brown was sprayed twice by two separate officers at the IMARC mining conference at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre, as police attempted to disperse a group blocking the arrest of two protesters who had climbed a pole. ABC News (Australia) 12/12/2025 News Strict bail conditions for suspended police officer facing child abuse material charges AUSTRALIA: A suspended NSW police officer has faced court in Albury charged with possessing child abuse and bestiality material. Constable Tylar Jay Shepheard, 26, has also been charged with possessing unauthorised firearms and intentionally publishing protected information. ABC News (Australia) 12/12/2025 News Domestic violence royal commission prompts $674 million response AUSTRALIA: The South Australian government says it will spend $674 million over 10 years to tackle domestic violence, following a royal commission report. The Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence was held in South Australia over a 12-month period, and made 136 recommendations that were handed down by commissioner Natasha Stott Despoja in August. ABC News (Australia) 12/12/2025 News Police issue 31,000 driving infringements in first month of new AI cameras AUSTRALIA: More than 31,000 infringements have been issued from the first month of WA's new AI fixed and trailer-mounted safety cameras. The cameras captured some shocking behaviour including a front seat passenger not wearing a seatbelt while cradling an unrestrained baby, a truck driver with no hands on the steering wheel, using a laptop and a mobile phone, not wearing a seatbelt while driving 100 kilometres per hour on the Mitchell Freeway and a driver painting their finger nails. 917 The Wave (Australia) 12/12/2025 News Guelph police getting to higher priority calls faster, says report CANADA: Calls for service are up eight per cent in the first six months of the year, but responses to lower priority calls taking longer. Guelph police say officers have been getting to high priority calls a lot quicker in the first six months of the year. But it has had to sacrifice responding quickly to lower priority calls in the process. Guelph Today (Canada) 12/12/2025 News Vast majority of victims don’t report intimate partner violence to police, study says CANADA: Data shows 74% of woman and 84% of men do not report domestic violence. A new analysis by Quebec's statistics institute has concluded that the vast majority of victims don't report intimate partner violence to the police. Sudbury.com (Canada) 12/12/2025 News Yaffy wins new contract to supply uniform and PPE to Scottish Police Authority Yaffy has secured a new contract to supply uniform and PPE to the Scottish Police Authority, building on a partnership that has spanned more than 25 years. The agreement follows a competitive tender process, with Yaffy’s bid assessed as the ‘Most Economically Advantageous Tender’ for several items under Lot 1 – Uniform and PPE for Public Order and related specialisms. Emergency Services Times 12/12/2025 News «282283284285286287288289290Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
