Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115085 total results. Showing results 7521 to 7540 «373374375376377378379380381Next ›Last » Queensland passes Daniel’s Law to establish public child sex offender register AUSTRALIA: A public child sex offender register will be established in Queensland under new laws named in honour of Daniel Morcombe, which passed state parliament today. Under Daniel's Law, a new register will be created to enable three tiers of information to be disclosed to the public. ABC News (Australia) 30/10/2025 News Daniel’s Law to expose predators AUSTRALIA: More than 3000 sex offenders will be exposed on Queensland's new public register as Daniel Morcombe's parents celebrate a 15-year campaign for change. The Australian - Subscription at source 30/10/2025 News Croatia launches new era of traffic surveillance with police drones CROATIA: A new chapter in Croatian traffic enforcement began on Wednesday as dozens of Interior Ministry drones took to the skies above roads across the country. The large-scale police operation, involving the maximum number of officers, marks the start of an era in which advanced drone technology will play a key role in monitoring traffic violations, Jutarnji list reported. Croatia Week 30/10/2025 News Would more surveillance make Montreal safer? These mayoral candidates say yes CANADA: Experts say camera-related surveillance could lead to more security issues. While housing and public transit might be dominating Montreal’s municipal election campaign, candidates are striving to pitch themselves as the best-equipped leader to make the city safer. In an attempt to appease concerns about public safety, most of the five main Montreal parties have promised to increase police surveillance in the city. CBC News (Canada) 30/10/2025 News Halifax police board passes budget increases for 911 call takers, Eastern Passage office CANADA: Province says new municipal costing formula for RCMP officers will be in place by April 2026. The Halifax board of police commissioners has approved the full budget requests from the region’s two police forces, saying calls for new civilian and officer positions are backed up by evidence and “real need.” Board members discussed the 2026-27 budget requests from the Halifax Regional Police (HRP) and Halifax RCMP on Wednesday. CBC News (Canada) 30/10/2025 News Police chiefs point to 13 problems for science and tech The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has outlined a range of priority issues to shape its conversations with the IT industry about the use of science and technology in policing. UKAuthority.com 30/10/2025 News Record number of knives taken off streets as knife murders plummet An unprecedented number of deadly knives have been taken off the streets as knife murders plummet after the government’s first year in office. Home Office 30/10/2025 News Europol urges police forces to move into online spaces ‘before they become lawless’ A recent Europol report on policing in an online world urges police forces to expand their online presence and work out how to address policing’s “capability and relevance gap” in the virtual world, or risk those online spaces becoming “lawless”; Europol also points to the success of countries such as Denmark and Norway in increasing their virtual police presence and engagement with communities, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/10/2025 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Ex-Met officer to embark on 3,000km charity walk to spark conversations about mental health On 1 January 2026, Jonathan Kemp will set out on a 3,000km walk from the Shetland Islands to Cork, Ireland: a seven-month journey across the UK and Ireland aimed at raising awareness and funds for mental health. Emergency Services Times 30/10/2025 Feature, Interview Fixing the gaps in police oversight with John Gili-Ross In this first of two conversations on Policing TV’s Police and Crime Panels series, Paul Downing is joined by John Gili-Ross, Chair of the National Association of Police, Fire and Crime Panels. Together, they explore the role, structure, and national significance of these panels in holding Police & Crime Commissioners (PCCs) to account across England and Wales. Gili-Ross reflects on his personal journey into panel work, the creation of the National Association, and the importance of shared learning and collaborative consultation across the UK’s 41 panels. PolicingTV 30/10/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video PC who went into freezing water to save man’s life win’s recognition award PC Shaw had to clamber over a spiked metal fence to get to the water, took off his stab vest and boots and lowered himself in to avoid cold water shock. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/10/2025 News Migrant sex offender: I tried to hand myself in but police ignored me Hadush Kebatu said officers dismissed him after his mistaken release from HMP Chelmsford The Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/10/2025 News Six officers investigated after man’s death Six police officers are being investigated after a man died during a mental health episode. BBC 29/10/2025 News Epping sex offender ‘tried to hand himself in’ after release error Hadush Kebatu, who has now been deported to Ethiopia, claims he told police officers that he had been wrongly freed from HMP Chelmsford but was ignored The Times - Subscription at source 29/10/2025 News Wrongly released migrant sex offender claims he tried to hand himself in to police A migrant sex offender who was mistakenly released from prison claims that he tried to hand himself in to police. The Independent 29/10/2025 News Regina’s police chief has been removed. Now what? CANADA: A shadow remains over the Regina Police Service (RPS) the day following the termination of its now former chief Farooq Sheikh. Despite that, Mayor Chad Bachynski says he, along with the Board of Police Commissioners, is looking ahead. CTV News (Canada) 29/10/2025 News More police officers needed to keep CPS engagement numbers rising, says CPA CANADA: While overall employee satisfaction among Calgary police officers has been on a steady rise since 2022, both the Calgary Police Service (CPS) executive and the union representing sworn members say more officers are needed to keep numbers improving. The Calgary Police Service Employee Engagement Survey was released this week and discussed at the Oct. 29 Calgary Police Commission (CPC) meeting. Livewire Calgary (Canada) 29/10/2025 News Australia and Idemia complete national law enforcement biometrics upgrade A long-awaited upgrade to Australia’s national fingerprint biometric system for law enforcement with technology from Idemia Public Security is finally complete, with the migration of the back-end system to the cloud. BiometricUpdate.com 29/10/2025 News B.C. won’t create provincial police force despite all-party recommendation, minister says CANADA: The public safety minister says B.C. does not plan to establish a new provincial police force, despite a recommendation from a legislative committee. In an interview with CTV News, Nina Krieger confirmed the government will maintain its agreement with the RCMP and will not create a separate provincial force “in the immediate term.” CTV News (Canada) 29/10/2025 News Changes to Taskforce Lunar AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police can confirm Taskforce Lunar will transition into a new phase of operation on 1 November. The unit will transition back into the Victoria Police Gang Crime Squad, which has primacy for all state-based serious offending linked to gangs. The Gang Crime Squad will now have primacy for all state-based serious offending linked to organised crime groups involved in the illicit tobacco trade as part of Operation Lunar. 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