Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115085 total results. Showing results 7641 to 7660 «379380381382383384385386387Next ›Last » Australia’s Northern Territory Police renew push for New Zealand officers NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Richard Chambers has asked his Northern Territory counterpart for a please explain, after learning of their recruitment drive in New Zealand. Australia's Northern Territory Police are renewing their push to recruit Kiwi officers, with a team heading to Auckland, Rotorua, Napier, Wellington and Christchurch in the next few weeks. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 27/10/2025 News Government criticised for weapon-detecting wand delay after fatal Hobart stabbing AUSTRALIA: An independent MLC has criticised the state government for dragging its feet on the rollout of metal-detecting wands for police, following the alleged weekend murder of a young man in Hobart. Pulse Tasmania (Australia) 27/10/2025 News AFP to merge legacy police checks system into single platform AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is seeking a replacement for its outdated national police check system, with an alternative to be deployed in October 2026. iTnews understands that the AFP will consolidate two end-of-life systems that power national police checks into a single platform by October next year. IT News (Australia) 27/10/2025 News Knife-detecting wands not used by Tasmania Police on night of fatal stabbing near Salamanca AUSTRALIA: Tasmania Police has confirmed despite five knife-detecting wands being available for officers to use while on duty in the state's south on Saturday night, none were being used in Salamanca on the night of an alleged stabbing murder. ABC News (Australia) 27/10/2025 News Murder and rape among thousands of outstanding arrest warrants, figures show The statistics, published by Police Scotland, show there were 10,064 outstanding arrests warrants as of September. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/10/2025 News Officers made ‘degrading comments’ about alleged domestic abuse victim Officers have been issued with advice to improve their conduct after "degrading and inappropriate comments," were recorded on a phone seized during a man's arrest, an investigation has found. BBC 27/10/2025 News Mistakenly freeing prisoners ‘more common because of changes to release’ The comments come after it emerged on Friday that sex offender Hadush Kebatu had been mistakenly freed from HMP Chelmsford instead of being sent to an immigration detention centre. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/10/2025 News British Transport Police use drones to tackle rise in trespassing on tracks Drones are being used to tackle trespassing on rail tracks, as Network Rail says incidents are on the rise. ITV News 27/10/2025 News How police solved the century-old mystery of ‘the woman in the well’ CANADA: Cindy Camp’s great-grandmother was only a name on the family tree until police called. Blue Line (Canada) 27/10/2025 News Costs of public inquiries forcing ‘tough’ decisions on tackling crime, Police Scotland says The force noted that the "considerable" costs they bear from public inquiries are forcing “tough” decisions on using their budget to tackle crime. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/10/2025 News Saskatchewan opens permanent ballistics lab, slashes firearm investigation wait times CANADA: The Government of Saskatchewan officially opened the permanent Saskatchewan Ballistics Laboratory on Oct. 20, 2025, a critical step aimed at strengthening firearms-related criminal investigations across the province. Blue Line (Canada) 27/10/2025 News The bond you can’t explain: Losing a police dog CANADA: Police and military forces have used canines since the Middle Ages to track criminals and safeguard property. Blue Line (Canada) 27/10/2025 Feature More than 9,000 CSE cases to be reviewed by Met after Casey review The cases, covering a 15-year period, will be examined by the force following Baroness Louise Casey’s review looking at the scale of grooming gangs across the country. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/10/2025 News Tories pledge to stop 35,000 crimes if elected The pledge came as the party set out further details of its “Policing Plan”, which includes proposals to recruit 10,000 new police officers and treble the use of stop-and-search powers set out at this month’s party conference. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/10/2025 News UK unleashes first dogs trained to detect synthetic opioids The world’s first detection dogs trained to identify the synthetic opioids nitazenes and fentanyl are now operational at key border crossings. Police Professional 27/10/2025 News It’s the job of the police to make people feel safe. Instead, Scotland Yard has caved in to the culture warriors Besieged by critics, the Met now says it won’t investigate non-crime hate incidents. That will endanger us all The Guardian 27/10/2025 Feature, Opinion Officers caught on mobile phone recording using ‘degrading’ language during arrest Three police officers have been issued with advice to improve their conduct after a mobile phone seized during a man’s arrest recorded degrading and inappropriate comments made about him and his partner while he was in police custody. Police Professional 27/10/2025 News New IRA considered carrying out attacks on gardai after cross-border sting operation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Terror gang discussed targeting Garda detectives following the arrest of prominent dissidents. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 27/10/2025 News Garda team observes Europol’s simulated counter-terrorism naval exercise REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Emergency Response Unit observed a week-long simulated counter-terrorism naval exercise organised by Sweden and the EU police agency Europol. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 27/10/2025 News Inspectorate warns NCA ‘technical debt’ leaves staff using ‘obsolete IT’ to analyse large volumes of data An Inspectorate report into the UK National Crime Agency’s National Data Exploitation Capability (NDEC) is warning that the Agency risks missing vital intelligence due in part to a mounting “technical debt” that means it spends much of its annual IT budget updating hundreds of legacy systems rather than investing in long-term technology solutions, with NDEC staff using outdated and obsolete IT when trying to work on large volumes of data, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/10/2025 Analysis, Feature, Innovation «379380381382383384385386387Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
