Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115123 total results. Showing results 8441 to 8460 «419420421422423424425426427Next ›Last » Lethbridge Police launch Integrated Offender Management Program to target prolific offenders CANADA: The Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) has launched a new program aimed at reducing recidivism by focusing resources on the small percentage of offenders responsible for the majority of crime. Blue Line (Canada) 7/10/2025 News More than 300 students and job-seekers attend Career Expo West in Calgary CANADA: Calgary was the host city for Career Expo West this year. More than 300 attendees joined us at the BMO Centre at Stampede Park on Oct. 4 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a day of networking and engagement. Blue Line (Canada) 7/10/2025 Feature Gardaí arrest two people after cross-border probe into 75 incidents of fraud REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A forklift, a quadbike, and a dumper truck were also recovered as part of the investigations. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 7/10/2025 News Limerick Gardaí had “one of the highest numbers of complaints” from the public REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Limerick Garda Division had one of the highest numbers of complaints from the public made against Gardaí outside of Dublin last year. Limerick Post (Republic of Ireland) 7/10/2025 News Forensic marking spray builds trust and confidence for VAWG victims and speeds up the court process Victims of violence against women and girls who may be susceptible to repeat attacks are being given cans of chemically marked forensic spray as a deterrent against potential attackers; an evaluation of the scheme found that the approach helps to build trust and confidence in policing, speed up court processes, and helps to reduce investigator workloads, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/10/2025 Feature, Innovation, Interview Characteristics of image-based sexual abuse recorded by police AUSTRALIA: Image-based sexual abuse (IBSA) is the threatened or actual capturing or sharing of an intimate image of a person without their consent. This bulletin describes the findings of an analysis of 771 individuals proceeded against by police for IBSA offences in four jurisdictions in 2022–23. Most alleged offenders were males perpetrating IBSA against females, and offenders were most commonly aged 25–34 years. The analysis also identified differences between IBSA subtypes. Alleged offenders were most likely to have distribution offences, and many also had other non-IBSA offences. The bulletin discusses implications for prevention and detection of IBSA offending. Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 7/10/2025 Report Met police disrupt suspected international smuggling ring in UK’s ‘largest’ phone theft crackdown The criminal organisation is believed to have smuggled up to 40,000 stolen phones from the UK to China over the past 12 months The Guardian 7/10/2025 News Public ‘at risk’ unless policing budget grows, Federation warns Policing in Scotland is “unsustainable” and there is a public safety risk unless next year’s budget “marks a turning point” for the force, Scottish Police Federation (SPF) has warned. Police Professional 7/10/2025 News Met dismantles suspected smuggling gang in UK’s largest phone theft crackdown The Met has dismantled a suspected international smuggling gang and seized thousands of stolen devices in its largest ever operation to tackle phone theft in London. Metropolitan Police Service 7/10/2025 News NPF disappointed: Appeal dismissed for Campbellton RCMP member CANADA: The National Police Federation (NPF) released a statement expressing disappointment following the provincial court’s dismissal of an appeal for RCMP Member Pierrick Caron on Oct. 4. Blue Line (Canada) 7/10/2025 News Stand for something bigger: Queensland Police Service unveils latest recruitment campaign AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is asking potential new recruits “What will you stand for?”, as part of the organisation’s new recruitment campaign that is being launched across Queensland this week. myPolice - Queensland Police News 7/10/2025 News SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens cleared over 1990s firearm incident AUSTRALIA: South Australia's corruption watchdog has cleared Police Commissioner Grant Stevens of a discipline breach for accidentally discharging his firearm during a house raid in the early 1990s. ABC News (Australia) 7/10/2025 News Developing an AI lab for UK policing CASE STUDY: ACE developed options for an AI lab that would inspire and enable greater innovation by adding in technical expertise from industry and academia. Home Office 7/10/2025 Feature The final four contenders for Deputy Commissioner of police NEW ZEALAND: The race to fill the two vacant Deputy Commissioner of police roles has narrowed down to four candidates, with interviews expected to be carried out this week RNZ understands. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 7/10/2025 News Tories would scrap Sentencing Council over ‘two-tier justice’ claims The shadow justice secretary, Robert Jenrick, will also pledge to crack down on “pro-migration bias” in the judiciary as he addresses the Conservative Party conference today, by sacking lawyers who are involved in “political activism”, such as campaigning for open borders, according to The Telegraph. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/10/2025 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/10/2025 News From burnout to belonging: How Badge of Life Canada is changing the conversation With policing in many countries increasingly acknowledging the damage to officer wellbeing from “toxic leadership” and “sanctuary trauma”, Laura Kloosterman, Executive Director of independent peer support charity Badge of Life Canada spoke to Policing Insight’s Matthew Wood about the toll of organisational stress, the importance of peer support being provided by an outside agency, and why the focus on both leadership and wellness should start early in an officer’s career. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/10/2025 Feature, Interview Why visibility and mentorship matter for the next generation of police leaders Detective Superintendent Frankie Westoby has dedicated nearly three decades to policing. Emergency Services Times 7/10/2025 Feature Dedicated journalist safety officers appointed across UK police forces Journalists across the UK now have a dedicated point of contact within every police force to help protect them from abuse, harassment and threats of violence. Emergency Services Times 7/10/2025 News Lessons from the past: Police and community support with Dr. Mary Fraser In this fascinating conversation, Dr. Mary Fraser — Vice Chair of the Police History Society and author of "The British Police and Home Food Production in the Great War: Police as Ploughmen, 1917–1918" — joins us to explore a remarkable but little-known chapter in British policing history. She reveals how police officers were redeployed to support agricultural efforts during WWI, ensuring food security at a critical time of national crisis. Drawing rich parallels with the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Fraser shows how the historical role of police continues to resonate today. This wide-ranging conversation touches on gender, governance, education, working conditions, and the moral dilemmas faced by officers and their families — with insights drawn from rare editions of Police Review & Parade Gossip, soon to be digitised for the British National Archive PolicingTV 7/10/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video «419420421422423424425426427Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
