Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115038 total results. Showing results 6001 to 6020 «297298299300301302303304305Next ›Last » Police officers awarded for courage during riot Two police officers who showed "extraordinary courage" during the violent disorder of summer 2024 have won an award for their actions. BBC 5/12/2025 News Winnipeg Police launch e-ticketing to boost efficiency CANADA: The Winnipeg Police Service began the phased rollout of a new electronic ticketing (e-ticket) system on Nov. 26, for all offences issued under The Highway Traffic Act. Blue Line (Canada) 5/12/2025 News Almost all Manitoba RCMP officers now have body cameras: Mounties CANADA: Almost all front-line RCMP officers in Manitoba — about 98 per cent — are now equipped with body cameras as part of a program launched over a year ago, the police force said Thursday. Blue Line (Canada) 5/12/2025 News €1m of taxpayers money spent on ‘secret’ house for former Garda Commissioner Drew Harris REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan confirmed that An Garda Síochána paid for Drew Harris’ rent. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 5/12/2025 News Justice Minister: I’m sorry I gave incomplete information on Garda Commissioner’s accommodation in Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan has apologised to Labour’s Alan Kelly for not providing complete information in relation to the remuneration of the former Garda Commissioner, Drew Harris. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 5/12/2025 News Minister Jim O’Callaghan commits to Electronic Monitoring Pilot REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration Jim O’Callaghan is moving forward on his commitment to introduce electronic monitoring (EM) for appropriate categories of offenders. Government of Ireland 5/12/2025 News Even TV dramas know it’s time to let cops be cops again While the recent Blue Lights TV drama set in Northern Ireland may have been pure fiction, former police superintendent Martin Gallagher, now an author and terrorism expert, believes that scenarios that played out in the latest series highlighted some of the key challenges facing policing today, and reinforced the need to “reconsider the figurative handcuffs” and allow officers to successfully undertake what is often “a hard, dirty and dangerous job”. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/12/2025 Feature, Opinion Families of constables murdered in Wieambilla take legal action against NSW, Queensland police AUSTRALIA: The families of slain police officers Rachel McCrow and Matthew Arnold are launching legal action against NSW and Queensland police, arguing that negligence led to their deaths. Constables McCrow, 29 and Arnold, 26, were ambushed and murdered by a trio of deluded conspiracy theorists in Wieambilla in 2022. An inquest last month found Gareth, Nathaniel and Stacey Train were "psychotically unwell" with a "shared delusional disorder", but not terrorists. 9 News (Australia) 5/12/2025 News Legal action launched against police force AUSTRALIA: The families of the police officers murdered at Wieambilla, in Queensland in 2022 have launched legal action against the New South Wales and Queensland police. The families have lodged a claim for damages for nervous shock arising from the alleged negligence, according to court documents. ABC Listen (Australia) 5/12/2025 Audio, News Greater Manchester Police selected as part of violence reduction pilot to tackle knife crime Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has been selected for a new pilot focused on reducing serious violence, specifically knife crime, in Manchester City Centre, targeting key hotspots across the city centre. This initiative aims to create safer spaces for residents, businesses, and visitors by deploying more officers and delivering targeted hotspot policing. The pilot is part of the latest Home Office announcement which will see police deploy a new tool in the fight against knife crime, targeting hyperlocal areas that are most impacted. About Manchester 5/12/2025 News London police are putting health sensors in holding cells. Here’s how it’s working in other cities CANADA: Biometric sensors alert officers when inmates’ heart and respiratory rates are of concern. Following the death of three Londoners who went into medical distress in custody, London police will be adding new health detection technology to detention unit cells. Biometric health sensors are small boxes placed in the top corner of a jail cell that use radar technology to monitor an inmate's heart rate, breathing rate and motion. CBC News (Canada) 5/12/2025 News Met Police’s Flying Squad ‘to have their guns taken away in money-saving move’ The Metropolitan Police's violent crime tackling Flying Squad are reportedly having their guns taken away in a money-saving move for the force. Detectives from the unit are said to be 'devastated' by the decision - having battled for the last year to keep the weapons. Barry Phillips, a member of the Flying Squad Association of past and present officers, said armed robbers 'will be laughing their socks off' at the thought of unarmed officers trying to stop them. Mail Online 5/12/2025 News New report reveals ‘patchwork’ AI adoption by police forces despite clear operational gains Artificial intelligence (AI) is now embedded across policing in England and Wales — but fragmented adoption, despite strong governance and growing operational benefits, risks slowing national progress, according to a major new report from techUK. Emergency Services Times 5/12/2025 News Child abuse investigations must improve, force told Staffordshire Police must improve how it investigates and responds to reports of children at risk of abuse, an inspection has found. BBC 5/12/2025 News Families of officers killed in Wieambilla attack launch court action against Queensland and NSW police AUSTRALIA: The families of the two police officers who were murdered in the Wieambilla shooting attack have made personal injury claims against Queensland and New South Wales police, arguing alleged negligence caused them "nervous shock". ABC News (Australia) 5/12/2025 News Issue raised over PND search engine which has shown ‘concerning bias’ in tests As a result of the test results a new algorithm has been procured and is due to be operationally tested early next year and will be subject to evaluation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/12/2025 News Gaps in UK migration statistics hamper public debate and policy decisions, study shows Official data cannot show what impact ECHR has on asylum cases, says leading thinktank Migration Observatory The Guardian 5/12/2025 News Anger mounts over drip feed of ‘hidden’ details over former garda commissioner Drew Harris’s ‘sweetheart deals’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Security bill for Phoenix Park home came to €212,000, while rent was paid by the force. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 5/12/2025 News HMICFRS Child Protection Inspection Report published for Staffordshire Police Staffordshire Police has been assessed by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) on its ability to safeguard children at risk, following an inspection carried out between 12 and 25 May 2025. The inspection identified strengths, areas for improvement, and innovative safeguarding practice and forms part of HMICFRS’s rolling programme introduced in February 2024, which evaluates every police force in England and Wales across five key areas. Rather than a single overall grade, forces receive individual judgments for each area. We were graded as good in one area, adequate in two areas and requires improvement in two areas. Staffordshire Police 5/12/2025 News Devon and Cornwall Police launches retail crime reporting service Devon and Cornwall Police has launched a digital crime reporting service for retailers in the region. UKAuthority.com 5/12/2025 News «297298299300301302303304305Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
