Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115123 total results. Showing results 8361 to 8380 «415416417418419420421422423Next ›Last » Sir Andy Cooke to stand down as HMICFRS chief inspector next year Sir Andy Cooke QPM DL has announced he will be leaving his role as His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services in March 2026. Police Professional 9/10/2025 News Victimisation levels fall for most Australian cybercrimes – but online safety ‘apathy’ leaves users vulnerable The Australian Institute of Criminology’s latest Cybercrime in Australia report highlights that while the prevalence of victimisation for many cybercrimes has fallen since 2023, the overall chance of becoming a victim remains high, with almost two thirds of users experiencing cybercrime in the past year; apathy around online protective behaviours, and a drop in social media use meaning password aren’t updated, are also leaving users at risk, reports Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/10/2025 Analysis, Feature Police are facing mounting pressures, technology can bridge the gap UK police forces are facing increasing pressure to do more with less. Emergency Services Times 9/10/2025 Feature Police Digital Service selects NEC Software Solutions to deliver national asset recovery system The Police Digital Service (PDS) has appointed NEC Software Solutions (NECSWS) to deliver a new Asset Recovery IT (ARIT) system, designed to transform how the UK tracks, manages and recovers criminal assets – including emerging forms such as cryptocurrency. Emergency Services Times 9/10/2025 News New chief constable for Dyfed-Powys Police confirmed Ifan Charles has been officially appointed as the new Chief Constable of Dyfed-Powys Police, following confirmation by the Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Panel. Emergency Services Times 9/10/2025 News Hammersmith and Fulham to use live facial recognition The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham is beginning to deploy facial recognition technology around the borough as part of its crime reduction strategy. UKAuthority.com 9/10/2025 News Police Digital Service signs NEC for Asset Recovery IT The Police Digital Service (PDS) has appointed NEC Software Solutions to develop its new Asset Recovery IT (ARIT) system. UKAuthority.com 9/10/2025 News Met Police dismantles international smuggling gang in UK’s largest phone theft crackdown The Metropolitan Police has dismantled what is believed to be one of the UK’s most significant mobile phone smuggling operations, in a year-long investigation that led to the seizure of thousands of stolen devices and the arrest of more than a dozen suspects. Emergency Services Times 9/10/2025 News Chris Iliff: From chief inspector to constable Chris Iliff, a former UK Chief Inspector, shares his experiences transitioning to life and work as a probationary constable in South Australia. He discusses the warm welcome from SAPOL, the challenges and adjustments his family faced, and the differences in policing culture between the UK and Australia. PolicingTV 9/10/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video CSIs should be allowed one paid shift to recover following attendance at a traumatic scene says union UNISON, has said forensic teams are enduring "severe damage to their mental health" as a result of frequent exposure to traumatic scenes when they attend incidents. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/10/2025 News Team who support officers under investigation recognised for their vital work The six officers and staff members volunteered to do the work on top of their day jobs, taking on large workloads to support officers who are navigating the gross misconduct process. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/10/2025 News Record number of gang leaders charged for county lines offences A record 2,300 ‘deal lines’ closed in first year of this government. Home Office 8/10/2025 News Senior garda spared record for ‘limited’ public order offence REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda Superintendent, cleared of assaulting a bar manager and racially abusing a bouncer at a popular Dublin gay bar, has avoided a recorded conviction for a lesser public order offence. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 8/10/2025 News British Transport Police officer convicted after putting teenage girl in a headlock Pc Adrian Young, 48, was convicted following a trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court The Independent 8/10/2025 News Man receives 5½-year sentence for livestreamed assault of garda during Dublin riot REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Sergeant recalls fearing serious injury or death when mob of up to 30 assailants attacked. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 8/10/2025 News Technology saves police time. Now safeguards must be established Society is at a crossroads when it comes to deciding how much state surveillance we are willing to accept in the fight to cut crime The Times - Subscription at source 8/10/2025 Feature, Opinion Residents ‘feel let down’ by police communication Concerns have been raised about how the police kept the public informed about an unfolding situation in which a person was left badly injured on a beach. BBC 8/10/2025 News Firearms Safety staffer claims they were asked to ‘cover up’ affair between senior and junior NEW ZEALAND: A worker at the Firearms Safety Authority claimed she had been asked to do things that were "completely against the Policing Act, employment law and the Public Service Act". RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/10/2025 News Ottawa Police Launch Community Incident Report to keep residents informed CANADA: The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is proud to announce the launch of its new Community Incident Report (CIR), a tool designed to keep residents informed about incidents that may affect their communities, with a focus on hate-motivated activity. From graffiti to minor assaults, these incidents are often underreported in the media, resulting in a lack of awareness among community members. The Community Incident Report aims to bridge that gap by providing timely, relevant updates directly to residents. Ottawa Police Service (Canada) 8/10/2025 News Germany draws up law to allow police to shoot down drones GERMANY: German police will be allowed to shoot down drones under new legislation aimed at increasing safety after a spate of sightings across Europe. Rogue drones, which have not been attributed to a specific owner, have disrupted air traffic across the continent in recent weeks. Some have been spotted over hospitals, canals, armaments factories and other sites of critical infrastructure in Germany. The Guardian 8/10/2025 News «415416417418419420421422423Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
