Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105020 total results. Showing results 6341 to 6360 «314315316317318319320321322Next ›Last » NT Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro orders inquiry into police recruitment after asking Police Commissioner Michael Murphy to resign amid ‘jobs for mates’ scandal AUSTRALIA: The NT Government has ordered an independent inquiry into police recruitment after an ICAC report found the territory's top police officer helped his friend secure a plum job position. Sky News 12/3/2025 News Chief Minister’s integrity called into question again over tainted police hiring panel AUSTRALIA: Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro maintained yesterday that she was not aware Acting Police Commissioner Martin Dole was on the same tainted hiring panel as Michael Murphy until Monday, but the NT Independent can reveal she was informed of the matter on Saturday, during a discussion with the NT Police Association concerning her appointment of Mr Dole to the top job and likely knew about it before then. NT Independent (Australia) 12/3/2025 News IPCA independently investigating the death of Mr Faasala Samu Matue NEW ZEALAND: The Authority has been notified by the Police under section 13 of the Independent Police Conduct Authority Act 1988 about an incident involving the death of Mr Faasala Samu Matue at Ōrere Point in Counties Manukau on 2 March 2025. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 12/3/2025 Report Most young sex offenders target other children Report reveals rising reports of child sexual abuse, with the sharing of victims’ images on social media for ‘sexploitation’ making up almost two-thirds of cases The Times - Subscription at source 12/3/2025 News No misconduct case for Hillsborough police – IOPC While police officers tried to "deflect blame" after the Hillsborough disaster, they do not have a misconduct case to answer, a watchdog has told families. BBC 12/3/2025 News No misconduct case for Hillsborough officers who tried to ‘deflect blame’ An IOPC investigation launched in 2013 after the Hillsborough disaster has found that while officers did try to "deflect blame" for the tragedy, they did not have a case to answer for misconduct. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/3/2025 News Retiring Police Scotland assistant chief constable ‘humbled’ to be named Visiting Professor at Edinburgh Napier University Police Scotland Assistant Chief Constable Gary Ritchie has been appointed as a Visiting Professor at Edinburgh Napier University (ENU), ahead of his retirement from policing this month. Police Professional 12/3/2025 News Hillsborough disaster: dozens of police misconduct claims upheld, families told Complaints upheld against some former South Yorkshire and West Midlands officers but none will face proceedings The Guardian 12/3/2025 News More than 1,800 dogs stolen in UK last year new figures show French bulldogs are now the most likely breed to be taken by thieves, police data has noted. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/3/2025 News Retired police dog wins hero award at Crufts Retired police dog Baloo, an eight-year-old German Shepherd, received The Kennel Club Hero Dog Award at Crufts 2025 alongside her handler Mandy Chapman earlier this month inside the bp pulse LIVE arena at the NEC in Birmingham. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/3/2025 News Police officer sacked after drugs found in his car A police officer has been sacked for gross misconduct after illegal drugs were found in his car. BBC 12/3/2025 News TVP officer exceeded work data limit while off sick and used radio to listen to other forces’ channels The Thames Valley Police (TVP) officer also used 305.6 GB of data on his work-issued mobile phone in one month - despite only being expected to use a maximum of two GB. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/3/2025 News Toronto Public Health and Toronto Police Service’s community outreach initiative assists vulnerable groups in Toronto’s downtown core CANADA: The Downtown Community Outreach and Response (CORE) Team continues to have a positive impact on those most vulnerable in the Yonge and Dundas (Sankofa Square) area. Blue Line (Canada) 12/3/2025 News Funding and investment for Yukon RCMP in Budget 2025–26 CANADA: The Government of Yukon is committed to building safer communities by strengthening RCMP capacity and ensuring RCMP officers have the resources they need to respond effectively across the territory. Blue Line (Canada) 12/3/2025 News B.C. Mountie tells hearing that ‘dark humour’ in group chats was to relieve stress CANADA: A British Columbia RCMP officer says he and fellow mounties used “dark humour” as a way to vent their frustrations, but he’s not proud of his statements and thinks it’s unfortunate that the police group chats were revealed through a complaint. Blue Line (Canada) 12/3/2025 News Kilmihil man given eight month prison term for ‘eight day of harassment’ of Garda REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A judge has imposed a prison term of 22 months on a West Clare man for carrying out an eight day “campaign of harassment” via Facebook against a serving Garda. The Clare Echo (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 12/3/2025 News More gardaí needed outside city centre, Northside TDs say REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Local Fine Gael TD Emer Currie has said that West Dublin is “losing out” when it comes to garda numbers. Dublin People (Republic of Ireland) 12/3/2025 News Is ‘fake’ terrorism still terrorism? Here’s what the Sydney caravan incident tells us The discovery of a caravan full of explosives in Sydney had raised serious fears about potential terrorism, but after a series of raids this week the Australian Federal Police described this and 14 antisemitic attacks as a “con job” carried out by organised crime groups; Griffith University Associate Professor Dr Keiran Hardy looks at why – despite generating terror in the community – these incidents have not resulted in terrorism charges, and how lesser charges can still result in justice. Policing Insight 12/3/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Most young sex offenders target other children Report reveals rising reports of child sexual abuse, with the sharing of victims’ images on social media for ‘sexploitation’ making up almost two-thirds of cases The Times - Subscription at source 12/3/2025 News Police response to child abuse allegations to be reviewed Police Scotland’s investigation of historical and unresolved murders, their response to allegations of child abuse, and their policing of serious and organised crime groups are among topics HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) has selected for review in its three-year inspection plan. Scottish Legal News 12/3/2025 News «314315316317318319320321322Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
