Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115133 total results. Showing results 8861 to 8880 «440441442443444445446447448Next ›Last » Police Scotland’s national rollout of BWV continues Officers on duty in Central Scotland are the latest to be equipped with body-worn video (BWV) cameras as Police Scotland continues its national rollout. Police Professional 25/9/2025 News Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee will not work unless ‘lessons from Uplift failings’ are addressed Uplift has not improved case outcomes because experienced officers were 'left in an impossible position' and recruits lacked training. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/9/2025 News New DCC for Humberside Police West Yorkshire officer who joined Humberside as an ACC last year gets promoted. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/9/2025 News Halifax police want new dispatch staff; RCMP looking for 18 officers over next two years CANADA: Halifax Regional Police and RCMP presented their budgets to Board of Police Commissioners on Wednesday. Halifax Examiner (Canada) - Subscription at source 25/9/2025 News NPF poll shows strong public support for N.L. RCMP, highlights funding disparity CANADA: A recent public opinion poll shows strong and growing support for RCMP members in Newfoundland and Labrador, alongside public concern over a growing funding gap between the RCMP and the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC). Blue Line (Canada) 25/9/2025 News New federal legislation targets hate crimes, streamlines charging process CANADA: The federal government has introduced new legislation, the Combatting Hate Act, aimed at addressing a rise in hate crimes across Canada. Blue Line (Canada) 25/9/2025 News Garda Commissioner called to ‘face failures’ in Kelly Lynch REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The mother of the late Kelly Lynch has called on the new Garda Commissioner to "face failures and act" after concerns were raised by a retired PSNI detective sergeant around her daughter's death. The Impartial Reporter - Subscription at source 25/9/2025 News Garda pleads not guilty after delivery driver’s leg severed on M50 in Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The officer was present but remained silent during the proceedings. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 25/9/2025 News A public health approach to violence and early interventions with young people can break the cycle of crime and harm A new report suggests that tackling violence as a public health issue, and developing preventative, health-based interventions for children and young people, can save significant long-term funds across criminal justice, health, and education, and help to break cycles of crime and harm, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/9/2025 Analysis, Feature Police Scotland seeks £140m funding uplift to ‘strengthen frontline services’ Police Scotland requires “urgent support” to “strengthen frontline services”, MSPs have been told, with the force seeking £140 million more for day-to-day spending next year. The force warned “policing performance is straining”, and there are now “clear indications the rapidly intensifying operational environment is placing our reduced workforce under pressure”. Grampian Online 25/9/2025 News Work begins on new £30m police custody suite Work has begun on a new £30.5m custody suite in Chesterfield. Derbyshire Police's purpose-built facility, based in Dunston Road, will serve the north of the county – with work currently under way to prepare the grounds and foundations. BBC 25/9/2025 News NPCC statement: “Making the NPG Work” report DCC Catherine Akehurst comments on the findings of 'Making the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee Work' report National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 25/9/2025 News Making the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee work: Learning from the past, delivering for the public Crest Advisory was commissioned by the Dawes Trust to explore how the 2019 Uplift of 20,000 officers impacted policing outcomes and understand key priorities for neighbourhood policing, including how additional resources should be allocated. Pulling insight from this research, we've written a report which makes recommendations to support the implementation of the Government's Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee. Crest Advisory 25/9/2025 Report ‘We cannot withstand repeated harm without support, resources and funding’, BTP Federation chair warns “This isn’t just a job. It’s the job,” the chair of the British Transport Police (BTP) Federation told its annual conference this week. Police Professional 25/9/2025 News Parents’ and caregivers’ perspectives on what the police should and shouldn’t do during interactions with autistic individuals With police training on autism still in its nascent stages, autistic individuals and their parents and caregivers remain fearful of police contact. In this study, we ask parents and caregivers of autistic individuals about what the police should and shouldn’t do during interactions with autistic individuals. Using survey data aimed at understanding police encounters with autistics, we conducted Biterm Topic Models with qualitative thematic coding of open-ended questions asking about police behavior when interacting with autistic individuals. Parents and caregivers provided actionable advice for the police: slow the interaction, use a calm voice, avoid pressuring individuals to respond, and minimize sensory inputs. Respondents suggested that the police may bring stereotypes of autism to interactions. Respondents preferred the police to take an equity-over-equality approach, highlighting the need to grapple with reconceptualizing core policing ideas, like suspicion and resistance, and acknowledge that policing is deeply situated within neurotypicality standards. Police Practice and Research 25/9/2025 Research article McCullough Review identifies PSNI failures but no ‘widespread or systemic’ unlawful surveillance A review of police surveillance of journalists, lawyers and other groups found that the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) failed to comply with legal provisions during surveillance operations. Police Professional 25/9/2025 News Half-a-billion pounds saved for public services in record fraud crackdown The Government has revealed it stopped more than £480 million ending up in the pockets of fraudsters between April 2024 and 2025, a figure that is higher than ever. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/9/2025 News Scottish protests each weekend causing ‘challenges’ for police, chief constable says Chief Constable Jo Farrell said pressure is being put on officers despite the vast majority of these being peaceful, noting the “complex policing environment” created by the protests. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/9/2025 News Chiefs sign letter urging change in how speed enforcement fines are used Police leaders says many road safety camera schemes are running at a loss with local council and road safety partnerships shouldering the cost. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/9/2025 News Research backs use of police diversion schemes but highlights inconsistency Children arrested for the first time or for less serious offences are less likely to reoffend if they receive support instead of prosecution, new research from the Youth Endowment Fund (YEF) shows. 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