Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104882 total results. Showing results 8681 to 8700 «431432433434435436437438439Next ›Last » New Sligo Garda station identified as ‘priority’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A new divisional headquarters for An Garda Siochana in Sligo has been identified as a priority for the Sligo/Leitrim Division. Ocean FM (Republic of Ireland) 10/1/2025 News WRC criticises two year suspension of garda as an unfair ‘rubber stamping’ exercise REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The garda in this case was cleared of any wrongdoing in court but had been suspended for two years by his employer. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 10/1/2025 News Wiltshire Police announce plans to save £5.2 million Wiltshire Police has announced plans to save an additional £5.2 million over the next year. The draft budget papers reveal that the force needs to make the savings due to Home Office requirements. The force's priority is to ensure that the impact on frontline, operational service delivery is limited. However, a review of how these services are delivered will be necessary. This is Wiltshire 10/1/2025 News New police crest to be rolled out ‘gradually’ A police force says its new badge will be rolled out gradually as part of a plan to manage the costs. Cleveland Police's crest has replaced a representation of the crown belonging to the late Queen Elizabeth II with the one used by King Charles III. The force said the proclamation of the new monarch meant police and other official organisations were required to make updates, but it was a "lengthy process". BBC 10/1/2025 News WRC criticises two year suspension of garda as an unfair ‘rubber stamping’ exercise The garda in this case was cleared of any wrongdoing in court but had been suspended for two years by his employer. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 10/1/2025 News Fraud is on the rise, but Toronto police data shows investigators closing fewer cases CANADA: Toronto police data shows the case closure rate for fraud dropped 83% between 2015 and 2023 CBC News (Canada) 10/1/2025 News The Prevalence of Crime Cases Involving Police Officers in a West African Country This study investigates the Prevalence of Crime Cases Involving Police Officers in a West African Country, employing a quantitative research design to gather insights from a sample size of 50 police officers in Cape Coast through a two-staged sampling technique using both purposive and simple random sampling. Through the lens of Routine Activity Theory, the findings revealed that the motivating factors identified include personal grievances, psychological issues, and dissatisfaction with remuneration, while there is a notable lack of consensus on the influence of financial incentives and peer pressure. The study mainly recommends the establishment of a transparent and accountable organizational culture within the police force. Deviant Behavior 10/1/2025 Research article Top cop Karen Webb hires sixth media chief for plum $360k gig AUSTRALIA: NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb has appointed a new spin doctor who previously worked as a media chief in billionaire mining magnate Andrew “Twiggy”... The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 10/1/2025 News Police officer shot with his own gun in Brisbane AUSTRALIA: A police officer was shot with his own gun during a scuffle with a man who broke out of hospital in Brisbane on Friday morning. The Australian - Subscription at source 10/1/2025 News Neighbourhood policing drugs find helped lead to international cartel convictions Vehicle drugs find ties in with Eastern Regional Special Operations Unit investigation into Norfolk Narco Cartel. An investigation that began with a drugs find by Neighbourhood officers in a vehicle on a Cambridgeshire A road resulted in a big conviction for international crystal meth and cocaine and will the subject of a Channel 4 documentary 24 Hours in Police Custody next week. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/1/2025 News Anti-social behaviour: Home Office response to Victims’ Commissioner report ‘positive first step’ but we need to go further still The Victims' Commissioner responds to new anti-social behaviour (ASB) measures, announced by the government following Baroness Newlove's recent hard-hitting report. Victims' Commissioner 10/1/2025 News ‘All eyes are on Glasgow’: UK’s first legal drug consumption room ready to open The Thistle will be available 365 days a year and provide a supervised space where drugs can be injected safely The Guardian 10/1/2025 News Police officer and man suffer ‘life-threatening’ injuries after both being shot during altercation in Annerley, Brisbane AUSTRALIA: A police officer and a man are in hospital with "life-threatening" injuries after both were shot during an altercation south of the Brisbane CBD on Friday. Sky News 10/1/2025 News Two SAPOL employees to face corruption related charges for unrelated incidents AUSTRALIA: Two South Australia Police (SAPOL) employees will face court after being accused of corruption-related offences in just two days of each other, but police say the matters are not connected. ABC News (Australia) 10/1/2025 News Key Dublin Garda team with over 600 arrests being disbanded amid fears criminals will ‘take advantage’ of void REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Despite the number of officers in the unit dropping to ten in the past two years, it has had huge successes in bringing criminals before the courts. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 10/1/2025 News Tens of thousands of suspected frauds yet to be processed by Garda due to backlog REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: New reporting measures by banks, and services such as Revolut, resulted in reports of proven and suspected frauds increasing exponentially, causing CSO to postpone publication of crime data. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 10/1/2025 News Lincolnshire PCC signs up to National Trading Standards Scams Team’s Victim Charter The campaign to protect Lincolnshire residents from fraud has been strengthened with Lincolnshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner signing up to a new victims’ charter. Emergency Services Times 10/1/2025 News Improving the police analyst profession: The value of professional organisations in supporting staff development In the second of a two-part article on the police analyst profession, intelligence analysts specialists Dr Scott Keay, Keith Jackson and Steve French examine the findings from a survey by the Association of Crime and Intelligence Analysts (ACIA) about improving the analyst role and how such organisations can support the continuous professional development of analysts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/1/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion From risk to reward: how digital-first leaders are key to policing’s future Policing is at a crossroads when it comes to technology. Leadership perspectives don’t always know how to best utilise new technology and embed it into their day-to-day operations without relying on their IT teams, consequently viewing change as a potential risk rather than an opportunity for progress. Emergency Services Times 10/1/2025 News An inside look at drone innovation Drones are an important part of the emergency services capability so when there was an opportunity to get up close to the kit, I found myself at the offices of Evolve Dynamics near Guildford and spoke to its founder, Mike Dewhirst to find out what innovation looks like for this UK firm. Emergency Services Times 10/1/2025 News «431432433434435436437438439Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
