Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104976 total results. Showing results 7281 to 7300 «361362363364365366367368369Next ›Last » ‘Significant implications’ of High Court judgment warrant appeal, says Police Ombudsman’s Office The chief executive of the Police Ombudsman’s Office has stated an appeal of the recent High Court judgment is warranted, given the “significant implications” for the its work. Police Professional 17/2/2025 News New AI system could ‘revolutionise’ how police tackle knife crime A new artificial intelligence (AI) system developed by the University of Surrey can “revolutionise” how police forces and local authorities tackle knife crime in London and across the country. Police Professional 17/2/2025 News Superintendents join chief officers in urging government to drive ‘critical funds’ into policing The Police Superintendents’ Association (PSA), has called on the Government to pay police officers fairly, to fund the service to deliver what is expected, and to recognise the unique and challenging nature of policing when it comes to pay. Police Professional 17/2/2025 News PSNI must forget ‘craze of woke quotas’ in recruitment says DUP leader It comes as around 3,500 applications were received in the force's latest recruitment drive, which closed on Wednesday. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2025 News FBI teams up with UK police as Southport killer investigations continue Investigators are hoping to recover deleted searches from the murderer's Google and Microsoft accounts within the coming weeks. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2025 News PSNI and Government given month to resolve dispute over inquest disclosure A coroner has given the police and Government a month to resolve a dispute over disclosing sensitive evidence to inquests. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2025 News RCMP Black Hawk helicopter patrolling B.C.-U.S. border as part of security plan CANADA: The RCMP in British Columbia says it has begun using a Black Hawk helicopter to patrol the United States border as part of efforts to stop smuggling and people crossing illegally. Blue Line (Canada) 17/2/2025 News Delta Police Department recognized as one of British Columbia’s Top 100 Employers CANADA: The Delta Police Department (DPD) has again been named one of British Columbia’s Top 100 Employers for the seventh consecutive year. Blue Line (Canada) 17/2/2025 News Q&A: Changes to bail practices with Chief Mark Neufeld, Calgary Police Service CANADA: In Aug. 2023, editor Brittani Schroeder and Calgary Police Service’s Chief Mark Neufeld sat down to discuss bail reform in Canada. In Dec. 2024, they met again to look at what changes had been implemented in the wake of Bill C-48. Blue Line (Canada) 17/2/2025 Feature, Interview Over 65,000 domestic abuse calls received by Gardai REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Sinn Fein Dublin Deputy Paul Donnelly has highlighted the fact that more than 65,000 domestic abuse calls were received by An Garda Síochána last year – a jump of 8.3per cent increase from the previous year. Dublin Gazette (Republic of Ireland) 17/2/2025 News Dublin stabbing: Gardaí seized 2,150 knives last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Jim O’Callaghan condemns city-centre violence that led to death of an asylum applicant. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 17/2/2025 News Silent struggles: The emotional impact of trauma and its role in decision-making and misconduct in UK policing Every day, police officers endure experiences that most people can’t even imagine – violence, tragedy, and life-or-death emotionally fuelled decisions – but what happens when the weight of that trauma becomes too much to bear? PhD researcher Lucy Davies of the Open University’s Centre of Policing Research & Learning (CPRL) explores how unprocessed trauma can quietly erode judgement, fuel emotion dysregulation and, in some cases, lead to the very misconduct that undermines public trust. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/2/2025 Analysis, Feature Police training in non-contact sexual offences welcomed by mother of murdered student Libby Squire A non-contact sexual offence is any sort of sexual gesture that is unwanted and does not involved physical contact - such as upskirting and exposing yourself to others. Sky News 17/2/2025 News Vic Premier dodges questions over police chief’s exit AUSTRALIA: Victoria's Premier Jacinta Allan says it was the "overwhelming" vote in a no-confidence motion against the state's police chief that led to his resignation. But some observers are suggesting Shane Patton is a scapegoat, taking the fall after a bitter two-year pay dispute and concerns about rising crime in parts of the state. ABC Listen (Australia) 17/2/2025 News, Video Victoria government scrambles to find new police chief commissioner AUSTRALIA: The Allan government has turned to a Victoria police stalwart with decades of experience to fill the gap as they search for the state’s next top cop. 9 News (Australia) 17/2/2025 News, Video Policing is not a popularity contest – being a politician is AUSTRALIA: Emergency Management Commissioner Rick Nugent has had to lead us out of many potential disasters. As interim police chief commissioner, he will have to do the same. The former Victoria Police deputy commissioner, who resigned in 2023 to take on the emergency service role, knows exactly what he is in for. He’s walking into a crime wave, a government wanting immediate results and a workforce shrinking as more police opt out. The Age (Australia) - Subscription at source 17/2/2025 Analysis, Feature Class action against police use of capsicum spray at 2019 protest begins AUSTRALIA: Lawyers representing protesters who were capsicum sprayed outside a mining conference in 2019 have told a Victorian court the officers' use of the spray was a "total overreach". ABC News (Australia) 17/2/2025 News ‘Doesn’t feel right’: Nixon questions ousting of police chief AUSTRALIA: Christine Nixon, the last chief commissioner of Victoria Police to serve two terms in the job, says the Allan government’s decision to oust Shane Patton because of a no-confidence vote by union members sets a bad precedent. Nixon’s concerns follow revelations that neither Premier Jacinta Allan nor Police Minister Anthony Carbines rang Patton directly to inform him that he would not be offered a new contract when his current, five-year-term expires in June. Premier Jacinta Allan and Police Minister Anthony Carbines said they could not ignore the no-confidence vote against former police chief Shane Patton by rank-and-file members. The Age (Australia) - Subscription at source 17/2/2025 News AI cameras that spot phone offences to be trialled State-of-the art cameras designed to identify drivers not wearing seatbelts and using mobile phones will be trialled by police in Essex. BBC 17/2/2025 News Dublin stabbing: Gardaí seized 2,150 knives last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The number of knives seized every year by gardaí has risen by more than 50 per cent on the figure a decade ago, new data shows. More than 2,150 knives were seized last year, Garda figures show. 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