Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115122 total results. Showing results 8121 to 8140 «403404405406407408409410411Next ›Last » Eight charged after more than $400k worth of mail allegedly stolen: Peel police CANADA: Police in Peel Region say eight people are facing more than 300 charges after they allegedly stole hundreds of pieces of mail from residential mailboxes, including IDs and credit cards. Blue Line (Canada) 15/10/2025 News DNA advances lead to Quebec man admitting to murdering 10-year-old girl in 1994 CANADA: A Quebec man has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the killing of a 10-year-old girl in a northern Montreal suburb more than 31 years ago, bringing closure to the young victim’s family. Blue Line (Canada) 15/10/2025 News 30% increase in garda numbers at Tallaght Garda Station in last 10 years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There’s been a 30% increase in garda numbers at Tallaght Garda Station in the last ten years. Echo.ie (Republic of Ireland) 15/10/2025 News Dublin Port tunnel protest Saturday 4 Оctober 2025 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: This report is based on information received from members of the Irish Network of Legal Observers who were present at and observing the incidents described. Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) 15/10/2025 Report Garda Conduct at October 4th Protest a “Violation” of Garda Policy and Human Rights Laws, Report Finds REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The report from the new Irish Network of Legal Observers, describes Garda intervention as "disproportionate" and "in violation of their own policies". University Times (Ireland) 15/10/2025 News Dr Brandon May: ‘Investigations take intuition, experience and knowledge which AI intrinsically doesn’t have’ With law enforcement increasingly looking to artificial intelligence (AI) to improve efficiency and enhance outcomes, forensic psychologist Dr Brandon May, Assistant Professor at the Florida Institute of Technology, fears that policing is becoming over-reliant on AI – particularly generative AI in areas such as investigative interviewing, which he argues require skills such as intuition, emotional intelligence or judgement that AI doesn’t have, as he explained to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/10/2025 Feature, Innovation, Interview Number of cops sacked and barred from service revealed – how many are in your area? The most common reasons for the dismissals were dishonesty, discriminatory behaviour, unlawful access or disclosure of information, inappropriate communications, and sexual offences or misconduct. Sky News 15/10/2025 News Independent retailers report worsening crime and lack confidence in police response A shocking 83% of independent retailers say theft has worsened over the past year, while the vast majority of crimes now go unreported due to lack of police response, according to Bira’s latest retail crime survey. Talking Retail 15/10/2025 News STEP campaign gets first backing from national policing body UNISON's policing arm has voted to back the STEP (Suicide Trauma Education Prevention) campaign, making it the first time a national policing body has committed to the scheme, which is demanding more support from police leaders. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/10/2025 News Senior police officer still employed after probe into ‘derogatory and sexist remarks’ NEW ZEALAND: A senior police officer who allegedly bullied several members of his team including making "derogatory and sexist remarks" against women remains in police but has been moved to another role with different responsibilities. The Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) on Wednesday released a summary of a police investigation it oversaw. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/10/2025 News NZ Police Association welcomes new president NEW ZEALAND: Delegates elected Steve Watt as president of the New Zealand Police Association today during the organisation’s 90th annual conference in Wellington. New Zealand Police Association 15/10/2025 News NZ Police Association Conference 2025: President’s speech NEW ZEALAND: Welcome to the 90th Annual Conference of the New Zealand Police Association. Let me begin by acknowledging the wise, dedicated and, at times, persecuted, former members who laid the foundation for this association. Their hard mahi built the organisation we are proud to be part of today. To the Minister of Police, Hon. Mark Mitchell: thank you for your continued support of Police and our members. I’ve always said the most important quality in a police minister is wanting the job. You clearly do, and your passion for the role is evident. I’ll speak shortly to some of the legislative changes your government has introduced that reflect this commitment.To our life members, welcome. It’s a privilege to have you here as we march into our 90th year. You represent the many volunteers who have been the backbone of this Association over the decades. New Zealand Police Association 15/10/2025 Feature, Opinion Queensland government apologises for releasing victims of crime data which overstated drop in numbers AUSTRALIA: Queensland's police minister has apologised for the release of bungled data that overstated a reduction in the number of victims of crime in the state. The Queensland Police Service (QPS) said human error was to blame for the incorrect figures, which were announced by Premier David Crisafulli at a press conference last week. ABC News (Australia) 15/10/2025 News Proposed $272.6M Waterloo police budget calls for 20 new officers CANADA: The proposed 2026 police budget includes funding for 20 new officers to address high demand areas and improve public safety services in Waterloo Region. Waterloo Region Record (Canada) 15/10/2025 News Thunder Bay, Ont., police receive $1.3M from province for mental health, forensics CANADA: The provincial government is spending more than $1.3 million to support the Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) in two distinct areas: mental health and addictions, and forensic technology. Thunder Bay—Atikokan MPP Kevin Holland made the announcement at the force’s headquarters Tuesday afternoon, alongside police Chief Darcy Fleury. CBC News (Canada) 15/10/2025 News Report calls for national police LFR coordination capability A new report has called for a national coordination capability for police use of live facial recognition (LFR). Police Professional 15/10/2025 News ‘Effective policing at NI’s airports and harbours must meet current and future needs’, says CJI Chief Inspector An inspection of airport and harbour policing in Northern Ireland has highlighted key differences in the leadership, accountability and governance arrangements in place. Police Professional 15/10/2025 News European human rights watchdog triggers row with Government over warnings The European human rights watchdog has triggered a row with the Government after issuing warnings over the treatment of transgender people and the policing of pro-Palestinian protests. Police Oracle 15/10/2025 News ‘Not an employee’: Victorian police blocked from suing for workplace injuries following legal ruling by County Court AUSTRALIA: The County Court of Victoria has made a major ruling, ultimately preventing cops from suing the state over injuries sustained on the job. Sky News 15/10/2025 News Police blame human error for ‘dodgy’ crime victim numbers AUSTRALIA: A major statistical blunder by Queensland Police has thrown the government's crime reduction claims into doubt after victim numbers were found to be wrongly reported. The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 15/10/2025 News «403404405406407408409410411Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
