Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104968 total results. Showing results 7601 to 7620 «377378379380381382383384385Next ›Last » Policing can do a lot more and quickly if it gets behind AI, says think tank The Police Foundation has published a report in partnership with Forensic Analytics that looks at how UK policing is using AI now and whether it has the skills to fully realise the potential of the technology in the future, freeing officers and police staff from routine tasks and increasing productivity in all areas. Emergency Services Times 10/2/2025 News More Mayors could take on PCC functions under devolution plans The Deputy Prime Minister has announced a package of new measures to extend devolution to more areas of England that could see the role and responsibilities of seven Police and Crime Commissioners move under six regional Mayors that look set to be elected in 2026. Emergency Services Times 10/2/2025 News I gave Met Police name and address of the man who burgled me. They did nothing Paul Powlesland, a lawyer, reported details from a bail form found on his trashed property but claimed officers were ‘nonchalant’ about it The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/2/2025 News Dangerous and violent criminal in Garda custody after brandishing knife in Ballymun housing estate REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Video footage seen by the Irish Mirror shows Gardaí trying to negotiate with the violent criminal, who attacked prison officers while serving time behind bars, while he was brandishing a large knife. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 9/2/2025 News Police officer admits ‘tragedy chanting’ at Liverpool match Tyler Coppin was given a three-year football banning order The Independent 9/2/2025 News Changes to law would give police ‘licence to kill’, UK rights groups warn Review into accountability soon to report as police seek greater protection from prosecution over use of force The Guardian 9/2/2025 News Essex police officer sacked after admitting ‘tragedy chanting’ at Anfield Misconduct hearing found Tyler Coppin had breached standards of professional behaviour over offence The Guardian 9/2/2025 News Saint John police responding to fewer medical calls to test efficiency CANADA: Pilot program that began this month uses set of criteria to determine if police respond to medical call CBC News (Canada) 9/2/2025 News The Psychophysical Effects of Combat Stress: Intent, Guilt, and Other Considerations Regarding the Legal Analysis of Police Use of Force Combat stress interferes with police behavior and decision-making. It can alter police officers' vision, hearing, perception of time, and memory. Prior shootings or information about weapons significantly increase the likelihood of shooting an unarmed suspect. Additionally, officers may be influenced to fire their weapons after hearing colleagues' gunshots or may fire involuntarily due to sudden movements. There is also a time lapse between the suspect ceasing resistance and the officer stopping using force. All these effects impact the analysis of the subjective element of any criminal conduct committed by police officers in the line of duty. Here, we present an interpretation of these effects from the perspective of the main legal theories on intent and malpractice negligence in legal doctrine in Criminal Law. CRIMRXIV 9/2/2025 Research article Just 3% of Nottinghamshire sex offences result in charge – but police say they’re ‘doing everything possible’ Just over 140 charges have resulted from more than 4,200 rape and sexual offences reported to Nottinghamshire Police in the course of 12 months, new data has revealed. This is the equivalent of only 3 per cent. Nottinghamshire Live 9/2/2025 News Police Ombudsman exceeded her powers in ‘collusion’ cases Judge criticises distinction drawn by Ombudsman between 'collusion' and 'collusive behaviours' The Irish News - Subscription at source 9/2/2025 News Victoria Police facing IBAC probe for ‘failing’ to tackle anti-Semitism crisis AUSTRALIA: Victoria’s anti-corruption watchdog is considering a complaint over “systemic failures of Victoria Police” to crack down on the dangerous rise of anti-Semitism in the state. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 9/2/2025 News Does Race Matter: An Analysis of the Perceptions of the Roles of School Police Following a series of highly publicized school attacks in the 1990s, school resource officers (SROs) became a prominent feature of schools. Organizations such as the National Association of School of Resource Officers have advocated for SROs to provide more resources to schools than just law enforcement, including serving as educators and informal counselors. Current research has failed to consider how stakeholders perceive SROs’ roles in schools and whether these perceptions vary by race. The current study explores how SROs, school staff, and students perceive the role of SROs. Descriptive statistics reveal that, with the exception of SROs, most staff and students perceive SROs primarily as law enforcers. Using t-tests and regression analyses, the results suggest that the perceptions of SROs as educators and informal counselors vary by the stakeholder's race. Race and Justice - Subscription at source 9/2/2025 Research article 93 Gardaí are suspended and under investigation by the force or GSOC REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ninety-three Gardaí are suspended and under investigation by the force or GSOC, according to the Garda Siochana Ombudsman Commission. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 9/2/2025 News ‘I’m a trainee Garda, here is why I wanted to join the force’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Becoming a Garda can be one of the most rewarding jobs someone can do - from a former firefighter to a one-time member of the Defence Forces, a number of trainee Gardai have shared why they wanted to take on the uniform Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 9/2/2025 Feature Police officer suspended after sex attack on colleague still being paid £48k salary A police officer who tried to pressure a junior colleague into sex at a force HQ is still being paid despite being placed on the sex offenders register last week. Daily Record 9/2/2025 News Social media fuelling the NT’s ‘massive’ car theft problem, police say AUSTRALIA: More than 1,300 cars were reported stolen across the Northern Territory in 2024, with police saying vehicle theft is a "massive" problem. They say social media is fuelling the issue, with most thefts committed by young offenders who post to gain "notoriety". ABC News (Australia) 8/2/2025 News Will Canada listing drug cartels as terrorists change anything? CANADA: The federal government is looking to list Mexican cartels as terrorists under Canadian law, but experts say there are a number of other groups heavily involved in the illicit drug market. CBC News (Canada) 8/2/2025 News NSW family haunted by cop tasering 95-year-old great gran AUSTRALIA: Clare Nowland's family still can't believe their 95-year-old matriarch was killed by a police officer, who remains free and is challenging his dismissal from the force. 1 News (New Zealand) 8/2/2025 News FBI enlists NZ police to investigate sexual abuse in secretive sect NEW ZEALAND: The FBI is sharing information about alleged sexual abuse within an underground religious group with New Zealand police as part of its global investigation. 1 News (New Zealand) 8/2/2025 News «377378379380381382383384385Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
