Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115129 total results. Showing results 8601 to 8620 «427428429430431432433434435Next ›Last » Coastal force gets Home Office funding for new boat to combat people smugglers A new police boat is being deployed in Devon and Cornwall because of an anticipated surge in illegal immigration. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/10/2025 News No evidence of misconduct by police involved in collision, ombudsman finds The driver who turned their lights off in the dark later made a complaint alleging police had caused the collision, conducted a wrongful stop-and-search, and had been rude and unprofessional. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/10/2025 News Edmonton’s Top Cop award given to Thomas Cleal CANADA: Constable Thomas Cleal with the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) has been named the 2024 Top Cop by the Kiwanis Club of Edmonton – Oil Capital. Blue Line (Canada) 2/10/2025 News Police cleared in fatal 2024 shooting of woman in Surrey, B.C. CANADA: British Columbia’s independent police watchdog says an officer was justified in using lethal force in the fatal shooting of a woman threatening her baby. Blue Line (Canada) 2/10/2025 News Garda disciplined after death of detained woman awaiting court sitting REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A disciplinary sanction was imposed on a garda after the death of a woman who was being detained to ensure her attendance at a court sitting. Irish Legal News (Republic of Ireland) 2/10/2025 News Garda charged with interfering with District Court prosecution REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Brian O’Neill accused of acting with intent to pervert the course of justice The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 2/10/2025 News An Garda Síochána Recruitment Training Capacity Group Report – September 2025 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Recruitment Training Capacity Group was established in response to the challenges faced in trying to reach the annual Garda recruitment targets of 800-1,000 set by Government each year post-Covid. Government of Ireland 2/10/2025 Report Number of roads policing officers falls by more than 1,000 in ten years Roads policing officers are being repeatedly exposed to trauma with too few colleagues to share the burden, the Leicestershire Police Federation has warned. Police Professional 2/10/2025 News MPS Commissioner promises officers guilty of racism, misogyny and excessive force will be ‘fast-tracked’ out of the force Metropolitan Police Service Commissioner (MPS) Sir Mark Rowley has described the behaviour of officers exposed in a BBC Panorama programme as “reprehensible and completely unacceptable”. Police Professional 2/10/2025 News Met’s corruption crisis may take more than a decade to fix, commissioner says Mark Rowley denies the force is institutionally racist or misogynistic as Panorama fallout continues The Guardian 2/10/2025 News NSW Police lost a huge strip search lawsuit: It has national implications A judgment delivered this week by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, which found that a strip search carried out by New South Wales Police of festival goer Raya Meredith (the lead plaintiff in a class action) was unlawful, could have significant implications for the way police across Australia carry out strip searches, says UNSW Associate Professor and Senior Law Lecturer, Dr Vicki Sentas. Policing Insight 2/10/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Review into senior NT police appointments made under ousted commissioner released to the public AUSTRALIA: An independent review into the appointments of high-ranking officers within the Northern Territory Police Force has found "widely held beliefs" that promotions were affected by "bias and favouritism" and that current recruitment processes need to be "significantly improved". ABC News (Australia) 2/10/2025 News Queensland Police pilot who claimed $183k salary couldn’t support his family is denied $53k payout AUSTRALIA: He argued financial pressure forced him out but the commissioner ruled otherwise. 7 News (Australia) 2/10/2025 News Transition to Fiosrú increased GSOC workload REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (GSOC) sent 67 files to the Director of Public Prosecutions arising from its investigations last year, according to its annual report. Law Society Gazette Ireland 2/10/2025 News Starmer labels sexist and racist comments from Met officers as ‘shocking’ BBC Panorama footage appeared to show some officers brag about using violence against suspects. The Independent 2/10/2025 News Strip search class action confirms numerous NSW Police strip searches illegal AUSTRALIA: NSW Court of Appeal Justice Dina Yehia awarded strip search class action lead plaintiff Raya Meredith $93,000 on Tuesday, while lawyers estimate her more than 3,000 co-plaintiffs could be awarded “potentially millions”, which will be the final outcome of a case that was the product of the NSW police shift towards excessively strip searching the public at ever-increasing rates in the late 2010s. Sydney Criminal Lawyers 2/10/2025 News NSW Police lost a huge strip search lawsuit. It has national implications AUSTRALIA: This week, the Supreme Court of New South Wales delivered a landmark judgment against the NSW Police Force for unlawful strip searches. The Conversation 2/10/2025 Analysis, Feature NZ Law Association fears parts of boy racer Bill ‘potentially unfair’ and ‘unworkable NEW ZEALAND: The Law Association of New Zealand says proposed laws targeting boy-racers risks being unworkable in practice and at variance with the Bill of Rights. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/10/2025 News GMP revokes WFH privileges after 26 staff, officers and contractors investigated The force said "abnormal keystroke behaviour" - also known as key jamming - by officers, staff and contractors had been investigated by its Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/10/2025 News Victims of coercive control ‘punished’ by the CJS as report calls for legal defence similar to human trafficking A report from the Centre for Women’s justice is warning that UK victims and survivors of coercive control are being failed by a criminal justice system that “compounds the damage already caused” and “effectively extends the perpetrator’s abuse”; the report also calls for a statutory defence similar to that provided for human trafficking victims under the Modern Slavery Act 2015, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight 2/10/2025 Analysis, Feature «427428429430431432433434435Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
