Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115116 total results. Showing results 8081 to 8100 «401402403404405406407408409Next ›Last » Millions of children face sexual violence as AI deepfakes drive surge in new cases – latest global data New figures from Childlight’s Into the Light index show that around five million children across western Europe report having been raped or sexually assaulted by the age of 18, with more than 50 million in India, Nepal and Sri Lanka experiencing the same sexual violence; Childlight’s Director of Data, Professor Deborah Fry, says the “deeply troubling” data is being driven by a surge in AI-generated child sexual abuse material, but believes that enforcement and prevention efforts can have a significant impact. Policing Insight 16/10/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Misconduct case against firearms officer W80 in fatal shooting of Jermaine Baker dismissed A misconduct hearing for a Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) firearms officer known as W80 in relation to the fatal police shooting of Jermaine Baker in 2015 has found no case to answer. Police Professional 16/10/2025 News Just two Met Police front counters to remain open 24/7 as force closes £260m funding gap The Metropolitan Police has confirmed that just two police front counters will remain open 24 hours a day across London, as part of a plan to save £7m and help close a £260m funding gap. Emergency Services Times 16/10/2025 News Chris Iliff: Navigating cultural differences in policing Chris Iliff, a former UK Chief Inspector now serving as a probationary constable in South Australia, shares his experiences transitioning to a new policing career. He discusses the cultural differences between UK and Australian policing, the importance of adapting to a new environment, and the value of sharing international policing experiences. Chris reflects on his future aspirations within SAPOL and his journey towards embracing Australian culture. PolicingTV 16/10/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video London’s 24/7 police front counters drop to two London will be left with just two police stations with front counters operating 24 hours a day, as ten more are set to close under cost-cutting measures - breaking a pledge made by the Metropolitan Police and the mayor of London. BBC 15/10/2025 News ‘Unity works in fight against hate crime’ – police A new plan to tackle hate crime in York and North Yorkshire has been signed by representatives from councils, the police force and the combined authority. BBC 15/10/2025 News National Police Chiefs’ Council Innovation and Digital Awards 2025 As part of the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) Innovation and Digital summit, on 21 October the NPCC Innovation and Digital awards 2025 will take place, celebrating the fantastic work taking place across policing to transform our service through the use of science, data and technology. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/10/2025 News Retired police chief returns to force Northumbria Police's chief constable will return to the force next week following a short retirement. BBC 15/10/2025 News Garda violated policy on pepper spray during clashes with protesters – report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Pro-Palestine protesters hit with batons during October 4th confrontation near Port Tunnel. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 15/10/2025 News Misconduct proven for Met officer who called bus passenger ‘daft cow’ Footage of the incident went viral on social media. The Independent 15/10/2025 News Case dropped against Met police officer who shot unarmed man Officer, known as W80, shot Jermaine Baker during a foiled prison break in 2015 The Guardian 15/10/2025 News UK citizens say the police should be using AI – but there are conditions… As we come to terms with its potential reach, debates about the use and abuse of Artificial Intelligence (AI) continue to make headlines. BiometricUpdate.com 15/10/2025 Feature, Opinion Officer cleared of using excessive force in fare evasion arrest A misconduct hearing has found a Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer did not use excessive force when he arrested a woman during a fare evasion operation in Croydon in July 2023, but that his use of language did breach the standards of professional behaviour. Police Professional 15/10/2025 News Rowley: Officer who shot prison-break gangster should never have faced sack Sir Mark Rowley said marksman W80 should never have been put in the position of having to defend his actions when he shot Jermaine Baker The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/10/2025 News Waterloo Regional Police Service names new deputy chief CANADA: Deputy Chief Designate John Goodman joins Deputy Chief Jen Davis and Deputy Chief Eugene Fenton Cambridge Today (Canada) 15/10/2025 News Barrie police receives over $1.2M in funding for multiple projects CANADA: The Barrie Police Service is receiving more than $1.26 million as part of the Ontario government’s more than $91-million investment it says will help protect families and communities across the province. Barrie Today (Canada) 15/10/2025 News Report finds that gardaí violated garda policies and human rights obligations when policing protest REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Irish Network of Legal Observers has today published its first report on a recent protest which took place in the vicinity of Dublin’s port tunnel on Saturday 4 October 2025. Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) 15/10/2025 News Concerns about AI-written police reports spur states to regulate the emerging practice USA: Police are getting a boost from artificial intelligence, with algorithms now able to draft police reports in minutes. The technology promises to make police reports more accurate and comprehensive, as well as save officers time. The Conversation 15/10/2025 Feature Former officer jailed for data protection and fraud offences A former Police Scotland officer been jailed for two years after he was found guilty of data protection and fraud offences. Police Professional 15/10/2025 News Occupational stigma and police-public online trust With the proliferation of social media and the internet, interactions between the police and public are increasingly occurring in virtual spaces, reducing opportunities for traditional face-to-face exchanges. This study explores how the perceived propagation of occupational stigma impacts police-public online trust. Police-public online trust refers to the relationship of trust formed between the public and law enforcement agencies through digital and online platforms. Empirical analysis was conducted on a sample of 622 Chinese citizens using multivariate statistical regression methods to determine the relationships among the variables. The findings indicate that the perceived propagation of occupational stigma events exerts a significantly negative influence on police-public online trust. Emotional and cognitive identifications mediate the relationship between the perceived spread of these events and online trust. Furthermore, Perceived External Political Efficacy and rumor control exert negative regulatory effects on the impact of perceived stigma event dissemination on emotional and cognitive identification. This research constructed a ‘Perception→Identification→Trust’ model framework, providing strategic guidance for police authorities in managing occupational stigma incidents. It underscores the importance of strengthening external political efficacy beliefs among the public and implementing robust rumor control measures to foster a harmonious digital relationship. Psychology Crime and Law 15/10/2025 Research article «401402403404405406407408409Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
