Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104038 total results. Showing results 7501 to 7520 «372373374375376377378379380Next ›Last » Simon Scott becomes Salmon Arm’s newest detachment commander CANADA: Staff Sergeant Simon Scott became Salmon Arm’s newest Detachment Commander in January 2025 after serving as the acting Commander since August 2024, following the retirement of S/Sgt. Scott West. Blue Line (Canada) 20/1/2025 News Citizen co-creation: The future of agile and adaptive policing? CANADA: When we think of Zara, we think “fashion”. But what if I told you Zara’s customer co-creation model could proactively and progressively innovate policing? Blue Line (Canada) 20/1/2025 Feature, Opinion Garda crackdown on illegal hunting REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Clare gardai have launched a crackdown on illegal hunting in the county, following reports of gangs of men trespassing on farmland in the north and west of the county with lurcher dogs and infrared scanners. The Clare Champion (Republic of Ireland) 20/1/2025 News Lack of garda patrol cars sparks concern REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The lack of garda resources in west Donegal is posing a serious risk to gardaí and the community, a local councillor has said. Donegal News (Republic of Ireland) 20/1/2025 News ACC Martin Brunning: ‘If you’re not prioritising time for one-to-ones with your team, there’s something wrong’ Assistant Chief Constable Martin Brunning, Chair of the Investigator Wellbeing Sub-group of the National Police Chiefs’ Council Recruitment, Retention and Wellbeing of Investigators portfolio, and Sarah Jayne Bray, the portfolio Programme Manager, spoke to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons about the need for a strategic approach to staff wellbeing, the importance of line managers prioritising one-to-ones with their staff, and how best practice identified in investigator wellbeing can be applied across the workforce. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/1/2025 Analysis, Feature, Interview What UK policing can learn from Chicago in rebuilding trust with public In an interview with Police Oracle, Chicago Police Department's top officer Larry Snelling discusses the importance of putting officer welfare at the forefront of departmental plans, and how retaining staff is not just an issue facing forces in Britain. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/1/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion Met Police launch new bike-mounted flying squad The new Met Police unit will fight fire with fire, as they take to London’s streets on electric dirt bikes in a bid to combat phone snatching and other crimes VisorDown 20/1/2025 News New police recruits not enough to boost dwindling force AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police's efforts to bolster its force continue to fall short despite actively recruiting new members, with “burnt-out” officers turning in their uniform amid the ongoing pay dispute. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 20/1/2025 News ’Specific and systemic’ police failures in murders of two women: Coroner AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory Coroner has found “specific and systemic” police failings in the lead up to the brutal domestic violence murders of two women. NT News (Australia) - Subscription at source 20/1/2025 News The thinning blue line: Victorians advised to learn self-defence as police officers leave the force in droves AUSTRALIA: A woman trying to flee her abusive partner by driving to the nearest police station — only to find it closed and having to go back to being strangled by him — is just one horrific story to emerge out of Victoria. 7 News (Australia) 20/1/2025 News A comparison of Project Servator and routine stop and search outcomes in the city of London Project Servator is a strategic method of policing designed to deter, detect and disrupt a wide range of criminal activity including terrorism. This paper is the first empirical study to evaluate the stop and search aspect of Servator deployments. We compare the outcomes of 3488 routine stop and searches and 510 Servator stop and searches to determine whether the stop and search tactics used in this initiative produce more positive outcomes than routine stop and searches. We also compare outcomes of stop and searches that occurred on the basis of suspicious behaviour alone, by ethnicity, and through using a geographically matched sample. Collectively, the results indicate that stop and searches that occur during Servator deployments are more efficient than routine stop and search. Security Journal 20/1/2025 Research article More than 70 protesters arrested in Trafalgar Square after police line broken Protesters met a line of police officers and eventually broke through, with those who made it to the square later finding themselves being held in one corner. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/1/2025 News Prosecuted drivers ‘shopping around’ for cheaper speed awareness courses Courses are run by a combination of private companies, councils and police forces across the UK. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/1/2025 News Police feel ‘hammer blow’ of further spending cuts A police and crime commissioner (PCC) is warning it risks becoming "impossible" to deliver good policing if government funding does not rise. BBC 20/1/2025 News Information overload: Policing a hyper-connected world As public services come under pressure and public expectations rise, volumes of contact are likely to increase across all channels. By operationalising digital contact, forces can avoid a contact crisis and take advantage of a more connected future. Policing Insight 20/1/2025 Advertisement, Feature ‘Fatigued’: Shocking number police must overcome to beat youth crime AUSTRALIA: The Far North’s thin blue line has been exposed with astonishing figures highlighting the short-handed battle our cops are fighting in the midst of a booming youth crime crisis. The Cairns Post (Australia) - Subscription at source 20/1/2025 News New police recruits not enough to boost dwindling force AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police’s efforts to bolster its force continue to fall short despite actively recruiting new members, with ‘burnt-out’ officers turning in their uniform amid the ongoing pay dispute. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 20/1/2025 News Criminal gangs taking control of UK prisons, ex-governors warn British jails are at risk of becoming overrun by organised crime groups like some jails in south and central America, the former jail bosses said The Times - Subscription at source 20/1/2025 News Government push to inform victims of their rights Young adults who fall victim to crime will be better supported through a new Government campaign. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 20/1/2025 News Police expand use of ‘soft touch warnings for criminals’ An expansion in the use of recorded police warnings in Scotland, which do not count as a conviction, is an ‘insult to victims’, critics say The Times - Subscription at source 20/1/2025 News «372373374375376377378379380Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
