Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115078 total results. Showing results 7101 to 7120 «352353354355356357358359360Next ›Last » North Wales Police joins national crackdown on uninsured drivers North Wales Police has become the first police force in Wales to join Operation Scalis, a UK-wide initiative led by the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) to tackle uninsured driving and improve road safety. Emergency Services Times 10/11/2025 News Wiltshire Police strengthens domestic abuse response through training and partnerships Wiltshire Police has stepped up its efforts to tackle domestic abuse across the county, rolling out enhanced training and deepening partnerships with victim support services throughout October. Emergency Services Times 10/11/2025 News Modernizing law enforcement with data and AI: Explore real-world examples of AI transforming police investigations Today’s law enforcement leaders are pressured to do more with less – all while managing new waves of crime, volumes of complex data and growing demands for public transparency. That’s why departments across the globe are turning to evidence-based policing powered by data and AI, to improve decision making, build trust and work more efficiently. Policing Insight 10/11/2025 Advertisement, Feature Chief Constable Andy Prophet: My journey into policing (Part 1) In this first of three conversations with Chief Constable Andy Prophet of Hertfordshire Constabulary, we explore the unexpected path that led him into policing — from a geography degree and a love of cricket to decades of frontline service and national leadership. PolicingTV 10/11/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police officers’ perceptions of drug-induced homicide laws: evidence from Texas and implications for policy and practice Amid the proliferation of synthetic opioids, prosecutors have increasingly turned to drug-induced homicide (DIH) laws as a legal mechanism to hold drug suppliers criminally accountable for fatal overdoses. Despite growing debate on the utility and consequences of DIH laws, little is known about how law enforcement officers (LEOs), who play a pivotal role in overdose response, perceive these laws and their effectiveness. This study, based on survey data of 78 Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office deputies in Texas, finds that LEOs generally express confidence in the deterrent aspects of DIH enforcement. Deputies who exhibited an enforcement-oriented mindset, reported vicarious experiences with opioid overdoses, expressed concerns about unintended consequences of a newly enacted state drug prescription statute, and supported the application of DIH laws to victims’ co-users were significantly more likely to perceive DIH laws as effective. While officers’ positive views of DIH laws may signal greater investigative emphasis at overdose scenes, it remains critical that such efforts are carefully balanced with a sustained commitment to harm reduction principles. Police Practice and Research - Subscription at source 9/11/2025 Research article Former Montreal police chief was ‘victim of psychological harassment,’ labour tribunal rules CANADA: Medical reports showed that Philippe Pichet didn't have psychological issues before his fraught reintegration into the SPVM. The Gazette (Montreal) (Canada) 9/11/2025 News ‘Scourge on our society’: Govt unveils methamphetamine action plan NEW ZEALAND: Maritime operations to disrupt Pacific drug networks, further funding for addictions services, and tougher police powers are among the key measures in the Government's action plan to tackle increasing methamphetamine harm. 1 News (New Zealand) 9/11/2025 News Disgraced former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming’s medals to be revoked NEW ZEALAND: The police commissioner has begun a process to revoke medals awarded to disgraced former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming. McSkimming pleaded guilty to three charges of possessing child sexual exploitation and bestiality material in the Wellington District Court on Thursday. He will be sentenced next month. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 9/11/2025 News ‘Pay her way more’: Police officer’s salary shocks Aussies AUSTRALIA: A Queensland police officer is going viral for sharing her salary with one Aussie claiming it is flat-out “insulting”. News.com.au (Australia) 9/11/2025 News Gaming meets reality: QPS partners with Australian streamers to boost recruitment AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has levelled up its recruitment game by teaming up with two of Australia’s most popular streamers, Vindooly and Berticuss, to inspire the next generation of police recruits. As part of the ongoing “What will you stand for?” recruitment campaign, the collaboration aims to attract 18 to 35 year-olds by showcasing how their skills mastered in the virtual world—like strategy, teamwork, and lightning-fast reflexes—can be game-changers in real-world policing. myPolice - Queensland Police News 9/11/2025 News Thames Valley Police renews commitment to inclusion Thames Valley Police has renewed its long-term commitment to building trust and confidence in all communities. The force has reaffirmed its dedication to fairness and inclusion through its new Trust and Confidence Strategy, following progress made under its Police Race Action Plan (PRAP). Oxford Mail 9/11/2025 News ADHD scheme a ‘lightbulb moment’ for offenders A police scheme to screen people in custody for signs of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has provided a "lightbulb moment" for offenders, the officer leading it has said. BBC 9/11/2025 News Leaked police data and whisky for voided tickets: What we learned from Winnipeg officer’s guilty plea CANADA: A court document reveals what a criminologist calls a "striking list" of offences by a Winnipeg police officer who used his position to engage in a range of illegal activity for which he's now expected to serve prison time. CBC News (Canada) 8/11/2025 News Queensland Police data reveals almost 50 per cent drop in recorded road safety enforcement in five years AUSTRALIA: Figures from Queensland Police show 478,143 road safety enforcement hours were logged in 2024 — down 46 per cent from 2019. Police say the reduction in road safety enforcement hours is due to a number of "converging factors". ABC News (Australia) 8/11/2025 News Met Police officer accused of hiring sex workers while on duty A former Met Police officer allegedly engaged sex workers’ services while at work. Imran Patel, who is also accused of accessing adult websites while on duty, faces a misconduct hearing in January. Metro 8/11/2025 News Met Police to hand golden goodbyes to underperforming officers Underperforming senior officers are being given a chance to jump before they are shown the door. Underperforming senior officers at Scotland Yard are being offered the chance to bow out gracefully ahead of sweeping reforms to the Metropolitan Police. The Standard 8/11/2025 News Police accidentally release dozens of passwords in data breach Codes to safe houses, digital files of evidence and Wiltshire police computers have been leaked as investigation launched. A police force has accidentally released dozens of sensitive passwords and entry codes in a data breach, The Telegraph has learned... The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/11/2025 News Police force accused of ‘LGBT bias’ Free speech campaigners launch court action against Wiltshire force over support for Pride marches. Free speech campaigners have launched legal action against a police force over its support for the Pride movement... The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/11/2025 News Met Police chief accused of making ‘thinly veiled threat’ to senior officers over job cuts Sir Mark Rowley faces backlash over a proposed pay-off scheme for senior ranks, with union leaders accusing him of pressuring loyal officers to leave. The Metropolitan Police Federation has accused commissioner Sir Mark Rowley of making a “thinly veiled threat” over jobs after he reportedly launched a voluntary exit pay-off for senior ranks. The Standard 8/11/2025 News Police preparing for 6% crime surge in first year if sentencing reforms go ahead Police are preparing for a surge in crime of up to 6% in one year if government plans to cut the number of shorter prison sentences and release some criminals earlier go ahead. Nation Cymru 8/11/2025 News «352353354355356357358359360Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
