Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115580 total results. Showing results 601 to 620 «272829303132333435Next ›Last » Revealed: Norfolk Police’s use of force on young children Norfolk Police has used force against children and teenagers more than 3,500 times over four years, it can be revealed. New data over the same period also shows officers intervened physically with children under the age of 11 a total of 64 times - more than once a month on average. Eastern Daily Press 15/6/2026 News New police data-sharing to target organised crime UK police to access European vehicle data in seconds, accelerating organised crime investigations. Foreign criminals involved in serious and organised crime, including those operating networks moving illegal migrants across continents, will be identified more quickly as UK police gain faster access to European vehicle data. Home Office 15/6/2026 News Avon and Somerset officer commended by judge for helping activist who broke her spine Nearly two years on, the officer told the court she still suffers from panic attacks and ongoing pain and has been forced to accept a demotion from sergeant to the rank of PC. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/6/2026 News Police watchdog referral after teen protest arrest A police force has referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) after a teenager was arrested during a protest on Saturday. BBC 15/6/2026 News Police chief questioned about scrapped independent workplace investigations office CANADA: In an interview with Ottawa Police Chief Eric Stubbs, CBC's Kristy Nease asked if police sought input from the police board before closing the independent office, since its creation stemmed from a joint police and board strategy to combat violence and harassment by police. CBC News (Canada) 15/6/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Ottawa police have a sexual misconduct problem. A decade of fixes have largely failed CANADA: Chief Eric Stubbs was blunt in a video message to every member of Ottawa's police force last month, sharing examples of gender-based violence and harassment in their ranks, the effect it has internally, and the public trust it violates. CBC News (Canada) 15/6/2026 News Met police seeks firms for £560m building works framework The Metropolitan Police Service has launched procurement for a £560m building works framework covering refurbishment, fit-out and new-build work. The force is running the procurement on behalf of the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime, which is the contracting authority. The framework will replace an existing building works framework and will support projects across the Metropolitan Police estate. Construction News 15/6/2026 News Officer under criminal investigation over alleged AI-generated evidence A Derbyshire Constabulary officer has been removed from frontline duties and is under criminal investigation over allegations of perverting the course of justice, after claims they used AI systems to create evidential material in multiple cases. Police Professional 15/6/2026 News ‘I had no idea people in Australia call police if anyone is beaten’: why many abused migrant women don’t involve police AUSTRALIA: He once called one of my relatives and said “when a chicken stops laying eggs, people slaughter it and eat it”. Because I had not been able to become pregnant, he basically said I too should be slaughtered. The Conversation 15/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Palantir helps Met unmask predatory police officers US tech firm’s software flags nude images on phones and monitors communication patterns between staff and domestic abuse victims The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/6/2026 News Met Police and Apple target stolen phone resale market The Metropolitan Police and Apple have agreed to share stolen device identifiers, creating what the Met describes as a joint intelligence picture to track stolen phones and identify whether they reappear in circulation UKAuthority.com 15/6/2026 News Forces sell £440m of buildings in five years Exclusive data compiled by Police Oracle reveals the scale of station sell-offs this decade, writes Ian Weinfass. UK police forces have sold more than £440 million-worth of property since 2020, Police Oracle can reveal. Data compiled through freedom of information requests shows that a combined 251 buildings were offloaded from the beginning of 2020 until late 2025, with just 70 new premises opened. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/6/2026 News Met’s V100 cuts VAWG harm by half, study finds Independent research has found that the Metropolitan Police Service’s V100 programme has reduced harmful offending by London’s most dangerous perpetrators of violence against women and girls (VAWG) by more than half. Police Professional 15/6/2026 News UK police gain near-instant access to EU vehicle crime data Police forces across the UK will be able to check overseas-registered vehicles against EU databases in around ten seconds, under an expanded data-sharing arrangement that the Home Office says will accelerate investigations into organised crime, including migrant smuggling networks. Police Professional 15/6/2026 News UK forces to regain access to EU Prüm database to check vehicle registration details Vehicle registration data exchanges under the Prüm framework will begin with the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), with rollout across all UK forces in the coming weeks. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/6/2026 News Derbyshire officer investigated over alleged use of AI to ‘create evidence’ The CPS said they are “engaging with” defence teams and courts which may have been affected by the alleged conduct. Derbyshire Police have confirmed a criminal investigation has been launched into an officer accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) to “create evidential material”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/6/2026 News Operation Sacred Ground: Investigating harmful ritual Practices, witchcraft accusations, etc. How do belief systems intersect with safeguarding failures and policing challenges? In this recorded session, Dr. Keith Silika (Lecturer in Policing and former police officer) breaks down the operational realities of investigating ritual-related harm and witchcraft accusations. PolicingTV 15/6/2026 Feature, Video Tasers drawn by gardaí 15 times since pilot launch in December REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí have used taser devices 15 times since a pilot programme was launched in four locations across Dublin and Waterford last December. The units were discharged in three of the incidents, drawn and armed in five situations, and in seven situations the devices were pointed at someone by Gardaí without being discharged. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 14/6/2026 News ‘A real need for this’: Police accountability unit launched for Indigenous people in B.C. CANADA: A new unit will provide a much-needed service to Indigenous people who have experienced police violence, misconduct or neglect, according to the First Nations Justice Council of B.C. Dr. Judith Sayers, council board member and president of Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, said the aim is to help Indigenous people navigate the processes of reporting to police oversight bodies, filing discrimination complaints with the Human Rights Tribunal, and pursuing civil action—depending on which pathway is most appropriate in the circumstances. CTV News (Canada) 14/6/2026 News Tasers used 15 times by gardaí since December REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Members of An Garda Síochána have used tasers 15 times since the launch of the taser pilot programme in December 2025. The taser pilot launched in four locations - Store Street, Pearse Street, and Kevin Street in Dublin, and Waterford - with 167 gardaí completing their training and being provided with tasers. The taser pilot programme has now been extended for six months until the end of 2026, and has also been expanded to the Limerick Division. 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