Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101042 total results. Showing results 861 to 880 «404142434445464748Next ›Last » Pc passed inside information to criminals she had relationships with ‘Infatuated’ Choni Kenny shared victim impact statement and details about planned firearms raid with inmates The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/4/2025 News How will tariffs affect local law enforcement? Here’s why Barrie police anticipate upwards of $115,000 in additional costs as the Canada-U.S. trade war continues You may not immediately think about local law enforcement when considering the impacts of the ongoing trade war between the United States and Canada, but Barrie Police could feel a $115,000 sting as a result of it. At a recent meeting of the Barrie Police Service Board, members were handed a report with the subject line “Financial Impacts of Tariffs,” outlining the challenges, concerns and risks that law enforcement agencies face as a result of the ongoing trade war with the United States. Simcoe.com (Canada) 23/4/2025 News Police officer who passed info to criminals jailed A police officer who passed information to two criminal associates she had relationships with has been jailed. Choni Kenny, 27, who joined Greater Manchester Police in 2020, was handed a prison sentence of three years and nine months at Liverpool Crown Court earlier. BBC 23/4/2025 News Lawsuit by former female police officers cited at public hearing of longtime Vancouver police sergeant CANADA: A group of former and current female municipal police officers say they were surprised their lawsuit against their former employers was raised at a recent police discipline hearing for Vancouver police officer Keiron McConnell. . The women are trying to certify a class action lawsuit against B.C.'s municipal police departments. As Jason Proctor reports, a lawyer for the Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner said it’s proof of the need to address the problem. CBC News (Canada) 23/4/2025 News, Video Charity boss condemns planned anonymity for firearms officers accused of murder Director of Inquest Deborah Coles said the change sets a dangerous precedent. The Independent 23/4/2025 News Police accountability reforms to enter Parliament The Government is to table an amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill later this week to provide a presumption of anonymity for firearms officers who are subject to a criminal trial following a shooting. Police Professional 23/4/2025 News PCC calls on government to reverse funding cut to victims’ services Police and crime commissioner (PCC) Rupert Matthews has written to Minister for Victims Alex Davies-Jones calling for an urgent rethink of the decision to cut funding for victims’ services in 2025/26. Police Professional 23/4/2025 News Police vetting reforms to boost officer standards Police chiefs will be able to automatically sack officers who fail background checks, allowing them to root out those who are unfit to serve and clean up their forces Police Professional 23/4/2025 News Former police officer found guilty of harassment A former police officer has been found guilty of harassing his former partner and breaching a restraining order not to contact her. BBC 23/4/2025 News Police officer who passed info to criminals jailed A police officer who passed information to two criminal associates she had relationships with has been jailed BBC 23/4/2025 News Ex-judge confirmed to chair Nottingham attacks inquiry Deborah Taylor, a former resident judge at Southwark Crown Court and the recorder of Westminster until her retirement in 2022, will chair an inquiry into the Nottingham attacks, MPs have been told. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/4/2025 News Troubles legacy claims ‘a green-field site for lawyers’, PSNI chief tells MPs Jon Boutcher said the PSNI’s annual cost of dealing with legacy issues was the equivalent of around 400 police officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/4/2025 News One in four women in prison on remand Russell Webster analyses a new briefing paper on women offenders in the criminal justice system. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/4/2025 News IIO of BC will not recommend charges in off-duty officer’s death CANADA: The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) of BC has now completed its investigation into the death of an off-duty police officer that occurred near Shawnigan Lake on December 18, 2024. Blue Line (Canada) 23/4/2025 News Shooting numbers in Edmonton rise in March 2025 CANADA: Of the 20 reported shootings in March 2025, 17 were believed to be targeted and eight resulted in reported injuries. Blue Line (Canada) 23/4/2025 News Former Garda sergeant says Letterkenny needs a proper Traffic Control Hub REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A former garda sergeant in Donegal says he believes a traffic control system in place in Barcelona could be adapted for use in Letterkenny. Highland Radio (Republic of Ireland) 23/4/2025 Audio, News An Garda spend over €3.65m on advertising and PR over the past two years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána has spent more than €3.65m on advertising, public relations, and communications over the past two years. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 23/4/2025 News Garda urged to increase multi-agency approaches and improve offender management in domestic abuse cases Following an inspection into the force’s prevention, protection and prosecution of domestic abuse, and the support for victims, a new report by the Garda Síochána Inspectorate (now the Policing and Community Safety Authority) calls for more multi-agency measures, better management of offenders and the adoption of a force-wide domestic abuse strategy, among more than 50 recommendations aimed at improving current approaches, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/4/2025 Analysis, Feature Police chief sets out plan to rebuild public trust A county's new police chief said "rebuilding public confidence in policing" was a focus of his new three-year plan for the force. BBC 23/4/2025 News Alberta RCMP calls out public safety minister’s ‘falsehoods’ in justifying provincial police force CANADA: A letter from the Alberta RCMP is accusing Public Safety Minister Mike Ellis of spreading misinformation about the police service. It comes as the province continues to push forward with a plan for its own police force. As Morgan Black reports, Alberta municipal leaders and the National Police Federation are also concerned. Global News (Canada) 23/4/2025 News, Video «404142434445464748Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
