Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115078 total results. Showing results 7141 to 7160 «354355356357358359360361362Next ›Last » Canada Budget 2025: Top 10 impacts on public safety and financial crime CANADA: On Nov. 4, the Government of Canada, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberal Party of Canada, unveiled the 2025 federal budget. The budget emphasizes national security and community safety, allocating substantial long-term funding and implementing key legislative changes to strengthen federal law enforcement agencies and combat complex financial crimes and transnational organized crime. Blue Line (Canada) 7/11/2025 News Six police officers face misconduct proceedings over fatal Cardiff car crash Six police officers will face disciplinary proceedings for misconduct in relation to a crash that claimed the lives of three people. The Guardian 7/11/2025 News ‘This isn’t about mass surveillance’: West Yorkshire Police rollout use of live facial recognition in Leeds West Yorkshire Police have addressed concerns of “mass surveillance” as it announces the introduction of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology being used in the region. Yorkshire Evening Post 7/11/2025 News Alleged pornography on garda’s phone can be used in disciplinary inquiry, judges rule REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Devices contained CCTV pictures, possible images of suspects and Pulse incidents, Supreme Court hears. The Supreme Court has overturned a decision that alleged pornographic material found on the phone of a Dublin-based garda could not be used in disciplinary proceedings against him. Garda Patrick Hyland, who was attached to the regional traffic unit in Dublin Castle, had denied any wrongdoing. The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) decided he should not be prosecuted in relation to the material following a Garda investigation. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 7/11/2025 News Frontline police responses to domestic abuse incidents involving children RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 acknowledged the devastating impact domestic abuse can have on children and young people (UK Public General Acts, 2021). The Act recognised children who see, hear or experience the effects of domestic abuse as victims of domestic abuse in their own right. Identifying children experiencing domestic abuse is therefore crucial, and police called to a domestic abuse incident can play a critical role in this. The Home Office commissioned Ipsos UK in partnership with the Connect Centre, University of Lancashire to carry out research. The research reviewed frontline police officer responses to domestic abuse incidents involving children. It aimed to better understand current practice, processes, attitudes and behaviours among responding officers when attending these incidents. Home Office 7/11/2025 Report Met Police finally publishes buried racism report – weeks after our editor revealed it was being withheld Today’s publication comes after selected media were contacted by the Met Police with a notice of the force’s intention to publish the 126-page document Black Current 7/11/2025 Feature, Opinion Police Commissioner says ‘we will act’ on inappropriate material NEW ZEALAND: The Police Commissioner says he "can't understand" how some officers had the time to engage in misconduct after an audit sparked by former deputy commissioner's offences found a small number of staff with inappropriate material on their work devices. 1 News (New Zealand) 7/11/2025 News Laval officer uses Taser on person ‘in crisis,’ police watchdog investigating CANADA: Quebec’s independent police watchdog (BEI) is investigating after a Laval police officer injured someone using a Taser during a wellness check. According to the BEI, Laval police were called around 5:30 a.m. Friday about a “person in crisis.” When police attempted to make contact with the person, an officer reportedly used a stun gun to subdue them. CTV News (Canada) 7/11/2025 News Maccabi fan ban was due to hooliganism, say police West Midlands Police has defended keeping silent over the "significant hooliganism" among Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, which it now confirms is the reason they were banned from attending the Europa League clash with Aston Villa. BBC 7/11/2025 News Unique challenges faced by rural police officers: A scoping review and thematic analysis Rural police officers work in environments that can be described as isolated and remote. Because of this, the experiences that they have and challenges that they face are different to those of metropolitan based officers. This research aimed to identify and organize the relevant empirical studies exploring the challenges faced by rural police officers. A thematic analysis of the 17 included papers identified patterns of unique challenges created by the rural environment, local communities, and relationships with police structures. These challenges impact on both the work life and the ‘off-shift’ life of the rural officers. From these, future solutions can be identified. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 7/11/2025 Research article Hipkins calls for more robust vetting after it failed to identify McSkimming’s behaviour NEW ZEALAND: The Labour leader says it is "unacceptable" that former Former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming's behaviour was not picked up in vetting for the role. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 7/11/2025 News ‘Racism exists in our police force, and we need to fix it,’ says architect of NT Police’s anti-racism reform AUSTRALIA: Overhauling an organisation with the "hallmarks of institutional racism" - while facing a government that denies such racism exists - is one of the "hardest jobs I've ever had to do in my life," says Northern Territory Police Cultural Reform Command Director, Leanne Liddle. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 7/11/2025 News ‘I want the community to feel safe’: NSW Police boss admits regions face challenges AUSTRALIA: Domestic violence remains a perennial challenge for Tamworth, but it's not an issue unique to the region, according to the state's top cop. The Northern Daily Leader (Australia) - Subscription at source 7/11/2025 News Former NSW Police officer sentenced to 10 years’ prison for $100,000 robbery AUSTRALIA: A former police officer has been sentenced to 10 years' jail after breaking into the home of a convicted sex offender in Lightning Ridge and stealing $100,000. ABC News (Australia) 7/11/2025 News RCMP announce new Halifax Regional Detachment officer in charge CANADA: The RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment has announced the appointment of Chief Superintendent John Duff as its officer in charge. Blue Line (Canada) 7/11/2025 News Major Met Police review finds anti-black racism is ‘baked’ into the force Racial discrimination against black people is ‘baked’ into the culture at the Metropolitan Police, an independent review has found. Led by Dr Shereen Daniels, the report surveyed internal documents spanning 40 years relating to the treatment of black officers, staff and members of the public. Metro 7/11/2025 News National Police Federation welcomes public safety investments in federal budget 2025 CANADA: Following is a statement from Brian Sauvé, President and CEO of the National Police Federation, in response to the Federal Government’s 2025 Budget: Blue Line (Canada) 7/11/2025 News Police officer sacked for exchanging horror messages about child sex abuse A twisted police officer who shared sickening messages about sexually abusing children has been sacked by Britain’s biggest police force and sentenced less than a month after being arrested. PC Duncan Bouette, attached to the North East Command Unit was dismissed from the Met earlier this week, after being arrested by colleagues from the force’s Central Specialist Crime Unit on Tuesday, 7 October. The following day the rogue officer was charged with two counts under the Obscene Publications Act. Express 7/11/2025 News Three teenagers arrested in connection with Citywest riots REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Three teenagers have been arrested for offences during the Citywest riots in October in Dublin. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 7/11/2025 News Lack of resources meant a garda couldn’t close a road after a fatal crash – Boyle REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A South West Donegal Councillor has recounted how the scene of a fatal road collision last week couldn’t be closed off, because the only garda at the scene had no patrol car, no road closed signs, and no back-up. Highland Radio (Republic of Ireland) 7/11/2025 Audio, News «354355356357358359360361362Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
