Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104176 total results. Showing results 6581 to 6600 «326327328329330331332333334Next ›Last » QPS relaunches the Police First Nations Advisory Group (PFNAG) AUSTRALIA: The Police First Nations Advisory Group (PFNAG) has been re-established to assist the Queensland Police Service (QPS) to achieve a diverse and far-reaching representation of First Nations peoples and their perspectives in building relationships and improving policing outcomes. The renewed group, made up of 10 members from First Nations communities across Queensland, held the inaugural meeting this week, with a focus on improving safe service outcomes for First Nations peoples and communities. myPolice - Queensland Police News 14/2/2025 News Speed cameras out of action as NZTA take over from police NEW ZEALAND: Some speed-safety cameras around the country, particularly in the Wellington and Otago, are temporarily out of action, as Police hand them over to the NZ Transport Agency. NZTA is taking over camera management, after a 2019 cabinet decision. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 14/2/2025 News New command at Warrington after longest serving Chief Inspector retires New command at Warrington after longest serving Chief Inspector retires Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/2/2025 News Footage shows moment officer was attacked by dog leaving him with serious injuries The officer who was attacked had to take a month off work to recover from his injuries Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/2/2025 News Ex-NYPD chief Terry Monahan: Policing ‘with communities, not against them’ drove crime down to a record low Former New York Police Department Chief of Department Terry Monahan, who was a police officer in the city for 39 years, spoke to Policing Insight’s Ian Weinfass about how a new neighbourhood policing model and a genuine approach to listening to the community led to record low levels of crime and homicide, and how a famous picture of him taking a knee with Black Lives Matters protesters came about. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/2/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion NT government denies ‘broken election promise’ on police retention bonus pay AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory government says it will keep its election promise to fund generous retention bonuses to long-serving NT police officers, after signs it was backpedalling on the pledge. ABC News (Australia) 14/2/2025 News Police union members pass no-confidence vote against Victoria’s top cop Shane Patton AUSTRALIA: Police union members have overwhelmingly passed a vote of no confidence in Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton's leadership. ABC News (Australia) 14/2/2025 News Force sees Clare’s Law applications double in one year Nottinghamshire Police says it is committed to doing all that it can to protect anyone at risk of domestic violence as it reports a surge in requests for disclosure about the previous violent and abusive behaviour of a current or ex-partner. Emergency Services Times 14/2/2025 News PolicingTV Dec and Jan highlights compilation This video gives a compilation of some of the stand out videos we published in January and covers critical issues in policing, such as the impact of fentanyl and drug cartels, the establishment of specialized teams to combat rural crime, the effects of Brexit on immigration and demographics, and the introduction of enhanced video response teams for domestic abuse victims. PolicingTV 14/2/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Intelligence management standards – have your say We’re consulting on updated standards for the management of intelligence across policing. College of Policing 13/2/2025 News Judgment on vetting-based dismissal highlights ‘lack of understanding’, says Women’s Aid Sophie Francis-Cansfield, Head of Policy at Women’s Aid, said this week’s High Court ruling which found the Metropolitan Police Service’s (MPS) vetting dismissal scheme unlawful, highlights the “continued lack of understanding around the nature of domestic abuse and sexual misconduct by police officers”. Police Professional 13/2/2025 News Pioneering conference highlights neurodiversity and policing A pioneering conference - offering a unique platform for learning, exploring, and challenging how neurodiversity impacts Police Scotland officers and staff as well as the public they serve - took place at this week. Police Scotland 13/2/2025 News Investigation into fatal police shooting finds officers’ use of force was appropriate An investigation into the fatal police shooting of a man in Derby found that officers’ use of force during the incident was appropriate in the circumstances. Police Professional 13/2/2025 News ‘Free food and €354 per week’ – See list of perks for Kildare Garda trainees REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Major garda recruitment campaign taking place. Kildare Now (Republic of Ireland) 13/2/2025 News Essex Police reveal impressive accuracy of LFR from Corsight, Digital Barriers England’s Essex Police have performed 383,356 match attempts with live facial recognition software from Corsight AI and Digital Barriers, with a single incorrect alert from a false match. BiometricUpdate.com 13/2/2025 News Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner announces preferred candidate to be next Chief Constable Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner, Jonathan Evison, has announced Chris Todd as the preferred candidate for the next Chief Constable of Humberside Police following the recent selection process. Emergency Services Times 13/2/2025 News Man who murdered MP Sir David Amess was exited from Prevent ‘too quickly’, review finds The man who murdered MP Sir David Amess had issues that were “not addressed” and his case was exited from the counter-terrorism Prevent programme “too quickly”, according to an independent review. Police Professional 13/2/2025 News Nearly half of police forces catch drivers doing more than 90mph on 30mph roads The RAC is urging the Government to use its forthcoming road safety strategy to tackle ‘avoidable casualties’ in crashes involving speeding drivers. The Independent 13/2/2025 News Legal history made after first conviction using Garda body-cam evidence from Coolock riots REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda body-cam footage has been used for the first time in a court case for the prosecution of citizen journalist Philip Dwyer for failing to obey a direction to move on during riots in Coolock, Dublin, last year. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 13/2/2025 News Hero garda sues Commissioner over injuries incurred while saving woman’s life REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A hero Garda who received a bravery award after he was injured when a drunk man attacked him with a knife is suing the Garda Commissioner for compensation. Cork Garda Timothy McSweeney received a silver Scott medal for bravery from Garda Commissioner Drew Harris in the wake of the frightening incident when he saved a woman’s life. However, he received life-changing wounds in the incident and has been unable to return to active duty following the ordeal nearly three years ago. 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