Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102729 total results. Showing results 6641 to 6660 «329330331332333334335336337Next ›Last » West Midlands Police launches major community policing drive West Midlands Police has launched a major new drive to tackle crime and improve the quality of life for people in communities around the West Midlands. Emergency Services Times 8/1/2025 News Search for permanent police chief constable begins The police and crime commissioner (PCC) has started his formal search for the next chief constable of West Mercia Police. BBC 8/1/2025 News Ketamine could be made a class A drug as illegal use soars The number of users has doubled in a decade, with most aged between 16 and 24, prompting the government to consider reclassification due to the drug’s risks The Times - Subscription at source 8/1/2025 News Met inspector ‘in racist and sexist WhatsApp chat’ The head of the Met's Black Police Association (MBPA) was in a WhatsApp group where "wholly offensive" messages were shared, a misconduct hearing was told. BBC 7/1/2025 News Review of Complex Organised Child Abuse data provides ‘greater understanding’ of offender patterns The Hydrant programme has examined all police crime data around group based CSE for one year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/1/2025 News Sussex Police Federation airs concerns over vetting changes Changes to vetting rules are likely to leave officers open to vexatious complaints, Sussex Police Federation has warned. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/1/2025 News Response to the Victims’ Commissioner Annual Victims’ Survey report 2023 The government’s response to the Victims’ Commissioner’s recommendations in their 2023 Annual Victims’ Survey. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 7/1/2025 News Black Met Police chief mocked Muslims in ‘racist’ WhatsApp chat Inspector Charles Ehikioya is subject to a misconduct hearing after allegedly sharing racist, sexist and homophobic images The Times - Subscription at source 7/1/2025 News Police force ‘quits’ Elon Musk’s X over the ‘quantity and quality’ of responses it receives as it becomes latest organisation to leave billionaire’s site It follows similar moves by North Wales Police and Clifton Suspension Bridge Mail Online 7/1/2025 News MSP: Don’t leave it to Elon Musk to ‘shed light’ on child sexual abuse Parliamentarians must not "leave it to people like Elon Musk" to "shed light" on child sexual abuse, MSPs have heard. Holyrood Magazine 7/1/2025 News Met BPA head shared more than 7,000 inappropriate messages with PC tribunal hears Inspector Charles Ehikioya denies the allegations, and his defence is that he did not send or receive the messages. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/1/2025 News Advice sought on upgrading ketamine to Class A Ketamine could be upgraded to a Class A drug as the government seeks expert advice on its classification, the Home Office has said. BBC 7/1/2025 News “That Came Back to Haunt Me”: Violence Against Women Survivors’ Concerns About Police Use of Body-Worn Cameras Despite the substantial contact police have with survivors of violence against women, empirical accounts of survivors’ perceptions of police use of body-worn cameras (BWCs) are limited. This study examines survivors’ concerns with BWCs. We present qualitative data from semi-structured interviews with 33 survivors of intimate partner abuse and sexual assault. While the majority (79%, n = 26) of the women in this study support police use of BWCs, most (90%, n = 30) still express concerns with the technology. Survivors’ concerns fell into three main areas: fear of BWCs capturing trauma responses that could be used against survivors, BWCs decreasing survivor comfort and reporting, and BWCs revictimizing survivors and contributing to survivors’ loss of control. The findings reveal concerns that police can work to address to avoid survivor–police relations being deteriorated by police use of BWCs. Journal of Interpersonal Violence 7/1/2025 Research article Met Police threatens to dock pay of staff who work from home too much – after employees launched industrial action over the issue Scotland Yard has warned police staff their pay will be docked if they do not return to the office after employees began their first industrial action in the force's history over the right to work from home. Britain's biggest police force has vowed to get tough on those who won't return to their desk after mass industrial action started this week. Large numbers of police staff including 999 call handlers, PCSOs and child protection experts are refusing to come back into the office more often. Mail Online 7/1/2025 News Halifax RCMP tell police board they need more cops because population growth creates ‘complexities of policing’ CANADA: RCMP Supt. Don Moser gave a presentation on a request for 23 more officers, new satellite offices in three communities. Halifax Examiner (Canada) - Subscription at source 7/1/2025 News Home Office may reclassify ketamine in response to record levels of use Illegal use in UK seems to reflect growth of unregulated market in US, where its high-profile users include Elon Musk The Guardian 7/1/2025 News Former chair of child abuse inquiry says another one would only delay action Prof Alexis Jay calls for recommendations in 2022 report on child sexual abuse in England and Wales to be implemented The Guardian 7/1/2025 News Exclusive: Serving senior officer speaks out about misogyny in policing Lizzie Jones, a serving officer, has spoken exclusively to Channel 4 News about misogyny in policing. Channel 4 News 7/1/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion Investigation launched after man armed with knife shot dead by SA police AUSTRALIA: A 40-year-old man has died after being shot by police officers in Adelaide's south in the early hours of this morning. Police officers arrived at Craigburn Farm just after midnight after receiving a distressed call from the man's girlfriend, who told them he had stabbed himself in the stomach and was threatening further self harm, SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens said. 9 News (Australia) 7/1/2025 News Is ACT Policing now deliberately targeting older male drivers? AUSTRALIA: More than 2300 drivers were involved in collisions in the ACT that resulted in death or reportable injury, from 2017 to 2021. The Canberra Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 7/1/2025 News «329330331332333334335336337Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
