Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115104 total results. Showing results 7981 to 8000 «396397398399400401402403404Next ›Last » ‘Enough’s enough’: Police commander’s anger after clash with protesters in Melbourne AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police have confirmed two officers have been hospitalised after clashing with anti-immigration protesters and counter-protesters in Melbourne on Sunday. Hundreds involved in a 'March for Australia' anti-mass-immigration rally were met with police and counter-protesters, and police say they were met with resistance by some counter-protesters. 9 News (Australia) 19/10/2025 News SA crime-fighting set for hi-tech overhaul with new forensic hub AUSTRALIA: South Australia's forensic experts will soon work under one roof at a state-of-the-art facility in Adelaide's west. The Advertiser (Australia) - Subscription at source 19/10/2025 News Home Office not monitoring how police use live facial recognition The Home Office is not monitoring how police forces are using live facial recognition technology despite evidence that the equipment can lead to racial bias. PoliticsHome 19/10/2025 News Andrew told Met to dig up dirt on Virginia Giuffre: Police launch probe as email reveals he procured private data for smear campaign Prince Andrew embroiled the Metropolitan Police and one of Queen Elizabeth's most senior aides in a campaign to smear his teenage sex accuser, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. A bombshell email obtained by this newspaper exposes how Andrew asked his taxpayer-funded Met bodyguard to investigate Virginia Giuffre and passed him her date of birth and confidential social security number. Mail Online 18/10/2025 News Wellbeing and professional quality of life in police officers: Past adverse childhood experiences and current cognitive emotion regulation strategies The present study compared the influence of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Cognitive Emotion Regulation Strategies (CERS), on wellbeing and professional quality of life variables, including Burnout, Compassion Fatigue (CF) and Compassion Satisfaction (CS) in Police Officers (POs) versus a community sample. POs reported lower wellbeing, higher burnout and more ACEs. Maladaptive CERS were associated with low wellbeing, CS, elevated burnout and CF in both samples, while adaptive CERS were associated with enhanced wellbeing and better professional quality of life only in POs. Findings indicate the need to tailor prevention and intervention efforts, considering these vulnerabilities and protective factors. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 18/10/2025 Research article Garda loses out on €82k loss of earnings claim after suspension lasting over two years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda was exonerated more than two years after he was placed on suspension following an incident in April 2021. A serving Garda has lost out in his claim for loss of allowances and overtime estimated at €82,571 while he was suspended from the force for more than two years. Waterford News & Star (Ireland) 18/10/2025 News Winnipeg police make application to search own evidence locker under ‘dysfunctional’ warrant rules: judge CANADA: An application from Winnipeg police to allow them to search their own evidence locker shows the legal framework for search warrants is behind the times, a Manitoba judge says. Provincial court Judge Victoria Cornick said search and seizure provisions in the Criminal Code are an "outdated structure that was never designed" to deal with electronic data. CBC News (Canada) 18/10/2025 News Saskatoon police request 9.3% budget increase that would drive up property taxes by 3.7% CANADA: Police chief says more money needed to address increase in calls, assaults CBC News (Canada) 18/10/2025 News NSW police officer refused bail to appear before court on online child abuse material charges AUSTRALIA: A police officer in New South Wales is set to face court after being charged over alleged online child abuse material. This month, officers attached to the Professional Standards Command commenced an investigation into the dissemination of online child abuse material under Strike Force Hamonic, NSW Police said in a statement. Sky News 18/10/2025 News Officers ‘fearful’ of SAPOL’s in-house mental health system AUSTRALIA: A coronial inquest has revealed the “tensions” that are driving traumatised police officers to avoid seeking help, amid fears their confidential therapy notes could be used in disciplinary proceedings. The Advertiser (Australia) - Subscription at source 18/10/2025 News Deputy premier says violent kids ‘should face time’ as pressure grows over crisis AUSTRALIA: Ben Carroll has said his government needs a zero tolerance approach to crime a day after Jacinta Allan failed to explicitly declare Melbourne’s CBD safe, in the wake of horror footage of a woman being randomly stabbed by a stranger. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 18/10/2025 News Dyfed-Powys Police lead UK in fastest 999 call response Dyfed-Powys Police has claimed the top-spot in UK for average speed of answering 999 emergency calls. Data published by police.uk shows that for the period January to August 2025 inclusive, Dyfed-Powys Police’s Force Communication Centre (FCC) was the fastest police contact centre in Wales for servicing 999 calls for help from the public. The Tenby Observer 18/10/2025 News Low self-control and the blue wall: exploring police attitudes on breaking the code of silence This study contributes to the literature concerning the code of silence and self-control. To our knowledge, no study has simultaneously explored potential associations between dimensions of low self-control (both individually and collectively measured) and police willingness to break the code based on officers’ perceptions toward themselves and other officers in the profession. This study aims to fill out this gap, in addition to exploring the linkage between demographic characteristics and police willingness to break the code. Data were collected via an anonymous online self-report survey completed by 252 police officers from the northeastern U.S. region, using a set of hypothetical scenarios and attitudinal items. Bivariate and multivariate analyses showed consistently a negative association between educational attainment and willingness to break the code of silence. While the composite measure of low self-control exhibited a statistically significant negative correlation with willingness to break the code of silence, three dimensions of low self-control (preference for simple tasks, risk-seeking, and temper) emerged as significant predictors within the multivariate framework. These findings offer insights into the complexities of police perceptions of misconduct in relation to self-control and the code of silence; hereby, they enrich the academic discourse and expand the current knowledge base. Policing and Society 18/10/2025 Research article Fairer treatment for injured officers and staff after change in compensation rules Police officers, staff and emergency workers put themselves in harm’s way every day to protect the public. When they’re injured doing that job, they deserve fair treatment and recognition. Oscar Kilo - The National Police Wellbeing Service 17/10/2025 News UK Football Policing Unit statement: Decision on banning supporters at Europa League match The UK Football Policing Unit respond to decision made. The UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) said: “The UKFPU supported West Midlands Police in gaining access to the full details of the previous incidents in Amsterdam via the European policing network so they had all the relevant information available to them. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 17/10/2025 News Police and council ban on Israel fans attending Aston Villa match ‘wrong’ The authorities in Birmingham are facing pressure to overturn a ban on Israeli fans attending next week's Europa League match, which sees Aston Villa host Maccabi Tel Aviv. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/10/2025 News The harrying of a Met firearms officer ‘No case to answer’. Those were the four words that finally ended an outrageously protracted legal and disciplinary case against a police firearms officer who fatally shot a man during an operation targeting a violent organised crime network in north London. The Spectator 17/10/2025 Feature, Opinion Three senior police officers moved from roles after ‘jokes overheard in video call’ Inappropriate comments were allegedly made earlier this week in a Microsoft Teams group call to welcome a new employee Wales Online 17/10/2025 News Deepfake image-based abuse happening at least once a week in schools, eSafety data shows AUSTRALIA: Data revealed by the eSafety Commissioner shows at least one incident of deepfake image-based abuse is taking place weekly in Australian schools. Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says it is "putting potential online harm on steroids". ABC News (Australia) 17/10/2025 News The Metropolitan Police found it was systemically racist, leaders buried the report A report that claimed racism was ‘baked into institutional design’ at the Metropolitan Police was never released by the force and has now been uncovered by the Guardian. The Justice Gap 17/10/2025 News «396397398399400401402403404Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
