Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115050 total results. Showing results 6681 to 6700 «331332333334335336337338339Next ›Last » WA Police were called to a DV victim’s house 54 times. She was evicted for being a ‘nuisance’ AUSTRALIA: A domestic violence victim who was kicked out of her house after police were called more than 50 times to deal with her abusers has had her eviction overturned by Western Australia’s highest court. The woman, who has not been named to protect her privacy as a victim of family violence, had her tenancy terminated from a house in Waikiki in October 2023, and disputed the order in WA’s Supreme Court. WA Today (Australia) 19/11/2025 News ‘A significantly different organization’: Durham Regional Police says OCPC recommendations 99 per cent complete CANADA: Durham Regional Police Chief Peter Moreira said the recent Ontario Civilian Police Commission report into corruption at the force was a case of too little, too late. During a presentation to Durham regional council on Nov. 13, Chief Moreira said he would have preferred the report be made fully public to quell controversy over secrecy surrounding the document, especially since, according to Moreira, the majority of the report’s recommendations had already been enacted by the service. DurhamRegion.com (Canada) 19/11/2025 News West End stores launch private security patrol for Christmas Partnership of 600 businesses in central London funds deployment of officers over fears theft and phone-snatching is deterring visitors The Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2025 News We’ll tell the truth even when it’s uncomfortable, we’ll challenge power: National Chair Tiff Lynch National Chair Tiff Lynch did not pull any punches in her Annual Conference 2025 keynote speech as she called on police leaders to act with utmost urgency to reform policing. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 19/11/2025 Feature, Opinion Our officers are vulnerable and they need care At the Annual Conference 2025, the serious issue of police officer suicides was confronted head‑on in a panel discussion. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 19/11/2025 News Understanding Undergraduate Aspirations for Law Enforcement Careers and Motivation in the Classroom This study investigates the factors shaping undergraduate students’ interest in law enforcement careers. By surveying students from various Midwestern universities, this research aims to examine how motivations for pursuing a public service career, external influences, and background characteristics shape career interest. Specifically, it aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between social influences, demographic background, and curricular exposure in shaping law enforcement career aspirations. It also examines how these factors shape career interest between men and women and overall motivation to engage with specific law enforcement course topics. The study finds that women are less interested in law enforcement careers. While topics like job security and excitement tend to motivate men, women, and non-white students show greater interest when exposed to the lived experiences of women and minority officers, suggesting representation is important for motivation. Controversial topics increase student interest, indicating that critical classroom content can enhance career motivation. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 19/11/2025 Research article PFEW announces plan to publish new annual Real State of Policing report The new report, announced by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW)'s CEO Mukund Krishna at the organisation's Annual Conference, will be published annually as an alternative to the His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) State of Policing report. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/11/2025 News Force rolling out ShopSafe Alert app on mobile devices of Business Crime and Neighbourhood officers Officers from several forces are already using the app but Essex Police are the first to authorise its installation and use on force-issued devices having assessed the security implications and how the GDPR applies. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/11/2025 News Officers ‘overwhelmed’ with too much guidance on VAWG says NPCC lead National VAWG centre lead says there is a 'crowded system of training, guidance and policy.' Too many policies and checklists have been thrown at front line officers around violence against women and girls reducing their ability to deal with it effectively according to the NPCC lead on VAWG. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/11/2025 News Met officer dismissed without notice for sending inappropriate messages to teen police cadet An accelerated misconduct hearing determined that PC Bethan Hills, based in Met Operations, should be dismissed without notice as a result of the messages sent. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/11/2025 News Former BTP officers would have been sacked over offensive WhatsApp messages Two former British Transport Police (BTP) officers would have been dismissed if they were still serving for sharing offensive and inappropriate messages in a WhatsApp group, following a gross misconduct hearing. Police Professional 19/11/2025 News Mechelle Turvey leads calls for more Indigenous community liaison officers in WA Police Force AUSTRALIA: Cassius Turvey's mother Mechelle is leading the call for WA Police to hire more Indigenous community liaison officers, saying just 20 officers to serve the entire state was nowhere near enough. ABC News (Australia) 19/11/2025 News Broken trust: how police failed Hannah Clarke and other women they were supposed to protect – video AUSTRALIA: Serious police failings in the lead-up to the murders of Brisbane woman Hannah Clarke and her three children challenge the official finding that nothing more could have been done to save them. The Guardian 19/11/2025 News, Video Police face a deepening crisis of trust NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand has long been considered one of the least corrupt jurisdictions in the world. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 19/11/2025 News Policing crisis in Tipperary branded ‘unmitigated disaster’ as only one new garda allocated REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Tipperary’s policing model is under scrutiny as a local councillor warns it is failing the county, calling for more gardaà and a major operational review. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 19/11/2025 News Trial of four Gardaà and retired Superintendent hears they have power to cancel penalty points REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The five accused have pleaded not guilty before Limerick Circuit Criminal Court to a total of 39 offences of "engaging in conduct tending and intending to pervert the course of justice contrary to common law". Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 19/11/2025 News ‘I reported my child as missing then heard nothing’: The young people who fall through the gaps when they disappear Charity Missing People warns these children are at particular risk of exploitation and calls for more resources to tackle the crisis of the young people who have disappeared The Independent 19/11/2025 News Europol human trafficking joint action days: Combating labour exploitation across Europe Following this month’s EMPACT day of action across Europe to tackle human trafficking, co-ordinated by Europol, Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth explores the scale of the problem as well as the efforts of EU members to combat labour exploitation, and takes a closer look at the background and vital role that Europol now plays in leading and supporting operations to target and investigate transnational European crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/11/2025 Analysis, Feature Facial recognition to be used in three town centres Live facial recognition (LFR) cameras are to be used in three town centres, with a local force declaring the technology "the future of policing". BBC 19/11/2025 News £200k fund drives new crime prevention projects across Merseyside Merseyside Police and Police and Crime Commissioner Emily Spurrell have announced that more than £200,000 has been awarded to community organisations across Merseyside as part of the Hotspot Action Fund, supporting work to prevent serious violence and antisocial behaviour in areas identified as having the highest levels of crime. Emergency Services Times 19/11/2025 News «331332333334335336337338339Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
