Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115042 total results. Showing results 6501 to 6520 «322323324325326327328329330Next ›Last » Police officer found not guilty of misconduct A police officer has been found not guilty of a charge of misconduct in a public office. Police Professional 24/11/2025 News Former police officer cleared of raping woman A former Lancashire Police officer has been cleared of three counts of rape, a jury has heard. BBC 24/11/2025 News The Scottish government needs to do more to support police officers, says ASPS Ahead of a meeting with the Justice Secretary this week, Rob Hay, president of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents (ASPS), has warned that letting offenders who have assaulted officers out of prison early is a “bad idea in a time of rising violence”. Police Professional 24/11/2025 News Eyewitness: Protests and the rare appearance of PC Rain Chris Hobbs pours over what happened when the latest protests took place across the capital this weekend. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/11/2025 Analysis, Feature Four Northants officers have miconduct case to answer over domestic abuse probe The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has ruled that the Northamptonshire Police officers should face misconduct proceedings over their handling of abuse allegations reported by a woman later found dead in a car boot. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/11/2025 News New National Knife Crime Coordination Centre set to launch in 2026 The new National Knife Crime Coordination Centre (NKCCC) is reaching the final stages of development and will officially launch in 2026. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/11/2025 News Wounded Warriors Canada partners with WCB-Alberta to enhance culturally informed mental health support CANADA: Wounded Warriors Canada (WWC) has partnered with the Workers’ Compensation Board – Alberta (WCB-Alberta) to advance education about occupational psychological injuries. Blue Line (Canada) 24/11/2025 News B.C. officer cleared in crash that involved chase of murder suspects CANADA: British Columbia’s independent police watchdog has cleared an RCMP officer in a vehicle chase of homicide suspects that ended in a crash that injured two people. Blue Line (Canada) 24/11/2025 News Use of force for the mind CANADA: Proactive mental health and resilience training for police officers. Blue Line (Canada) 24/11/2025 Feature Concerns Raised as Roscommon Senator Flags Lack of Gardaí in Local Divisions REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: 194 new Gardaí graduated from Templemore earlier this month. Shannonside (Republic of Ireland) 24/11/2025 Audio, News Limerick TD questions Taoiseach on Castletroy Garda Station REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The OPW has yet to identify a location for the new Castletroy Garda station 18 months on. Ireland Live (Republic of Ireland) 24/11/2025 News Telling not reporting: Rethinking victim attrition Attrition rates in UK rape cases have prompted considerable concerns, but data analysis led by Dr Fiona Vera-Gray and Jo Lovett of London Metropolitan University (as part of the Operation Soteria Data Pillar) has highlighted that significant numbers of police-recorded rapes originated through victim/survivors discussions with officers or the DASH assessment process, with victims having no intention to report the crime – a process described as ‘telling not reporting’ – and subsequently do not support the investigation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/11/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion ‘Huge increase’ in cryptocurrency and investment scams in Ireland, says Garda expert REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There has been a “huge increase” in cryptocurrency and investment fraud over the last two years with up to €30 million reported stolen in the State, a senior Garda expert has said. Det Supt Michael Cryan from the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau (GNECB) also said that the chances of recovering money in such cases is “quite slim” due to a lag before the victim realises they have been defrauded. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 24/11/2025 News Senior Auckland detective faces investigation over objectionable material NEW ZEALAND: An Auckland-based detective with decades of experience in police is facing a criminal investigation for allegedly possessing objectionable material. 1 News (New Zealand) 24/11/2025 News Victoria Police banned racial profiling a decade ago. Has it made a difference? AUSTRALIA: Researchers said that in 2024, Aboriginal people were 15 times more likely to be searched by Victoria Police than white people. Police in Victoria are facing accusations of racial profiling after data was released showing Aboriginal, African, Middle Eastern, and Pacific Island communities are being disproportionately targeted in searches and the use of force. SBS News (Australia) 24/11/2025 News Human hair could hold the key to solving cold cases AUSTRALIA: Murdoch University researchers have helped win the WA Government Innovator of the Year Award, with a novel forensic technique which may have the power to unlock cold cases. The award, won by ChemCentre and PathWest Forensic Biology, was announced at the 19th annual WA Innovators of the Year ceremony by WA Medical Research, Science and Innovation Minister Stephen Dawson. The project’s aim is to create a new forensic capability in Western Australia by using proteins in human hair to identify individuals when DNA evidence is insufficient. Murdoch University (Australia) 24/11/2025 News Long-serving police union president ‘left a far-reaching legacy’ AUSTRALIA: Queensland’s former long-serving police union president Ian Leavers has been hailed as a leader who strengthened police culture among the state’s 13,000 sworn officers. The Australian 24/11/2025 News ‘These rates are astonishing’: Victoria Police’s profiling problem laid bare in new report AUSTRALIA: A disproportionate number of police searches against Aboriginal, African, Middle Eastern and Pacific Island communities has prompted accusations against Victoria Police of racially discriminating. Research by the Centre Against Racial Profiling found people perceived by police to be Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander were 15 times more likely to be searched than white people in 2024, but were less likely to be found with prohibited items, such as drugs or weapons. A new report shows Aboriginal, African, Middle Eastern and Pacific Island communities account for a disproportionate number of searches and interactions involving force by Victoria Police. The Age (Australia) - Subscription at source 24/11/2025 News Critics blast $26M budget boost for Ottawa police CANADA: Critics blasted a proposed $26-million budget boost for Ottawa police as community advocates and anti-racism activists said the money would be better spent on alternative responses to mental health calls and to those involving Black and Indigenous people. Ottawa Citizen (Canada) 24/11/2025 News Police Activity Survey RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: Estimating how police use their time helps the public, the policing sector and the Home Office to understand demand, priorities, and productivity. The last time there was a national survey of police time was in 2005 to 2006. To produce updated estimates which reflect the changes in police demands and operational choices, the Home Office conducted a new Police Activity Survey over a 7-day period in February 2023. Operational officers and staff recorded how they spent their shifts across various policing activities. Thirty five of the 43 police forces in England and Wales chose to participate - a force participation rate of 81%. Over the course of the survey period 160,000 responses were collected with over 6.1 million hours of activities recorded. This publication presents the results of the Police Activity Survey (PAS) and an analysis of police time based on the results Home Office 24/11/2025 Report «322323324325326327328329330Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
