Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115133 total results. Showing results 9181 to 9200 «456457458459460461462463464Next ›Last » The 2025 Building Bridges Evidence-Based Policing Conference The 2025 Building Bridges Evidence-Based Policing Conference is being held October 9-10 at Blue Mountain Resort! The response has been incredible — thank you to everyone who registered! Breaking News.....Building Bridges 2025 is now SOLD OUT! Didn’t get a spot? Don’t worry. We have opened a waitlist and are working to secure additional seats. As soon as they’re released, waitlisted attendees will get the first opportunity. PolicingTV 17/9/2025 Advertisement, Feature, Video National Crime Agency to chair international Five Eyes Law Enforcement Group The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) is the new chair of the international Five Eyes Law Enforcement Group (FELEG). National Crime Agency (NCA) 16/9/2025 News Appointment of new Deputy Chief Constable for Surrey Police confirmed Surrey Police is pleased to announce that Mark McEwan has been appointed as the next Deputy Chief Constable for Surrey. Surrey Police 16/9/2025 News Officers being ‘set up to fail’ on free speech, says police boss Nick Smart says force being asked to enforce laws that are ‘open to interpretation’ is making the job ‘often impossible’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/9/2025 News PSA Conference 2025 – President’s Address It’s my great honour to welcome you to our 2025 conference. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 16/9/2025 News Officers being ‘set up to fail’ on policing freedom of speech A senior superintendent has called for clearer guidance from the government after the controversial arrest of Graham Linehan over gender-critical tweets The Times - Subscription at source 16/9/2025 News Police Officers ‘Stretched Beyond Belief’ Police officers are stretched beyond belief with officers of all ranks being worn down, the Government were told today. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 16/9/2025 News New garda recruitment drive announced REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A new recruitment drive for An Garda SÃochána was announced today by the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration Jim O’Callaghan TD and Justin Kelly, Commissioner of An Garda SÃochána at the National Ploughing Championships. Roscommon Herald (Republic of Ireland) 16/9/2025 News Racism, Colorblindness, and Police Culture in Canada Despite the amount of research on police culture, little is known about how police culture reinforces systemic racism in Canadian policing. In race and policing scholarship, less is known about how women police officers perpetuate systemic racism in policing. Based on 16 interviews with women police officers from a police organization in Alberta, this study examines how police culture reinforces systemic racism in Canadian policing. Using colorblind racism and intersectionality, the findings demonstrate that officers regularly say racist jokes to normalize racialized police violence. Officers emphasize warrior police culture and suspiciousness to physically assault and racially profile Indigenous people, including those living in encampments. Officers associate Blackness with criminality by reinforcing culturally racist stereotypes about Black Canadians, such as having criminal lifestyles. Furthermore, officers hold racist and xenophobic perceptions about refugees and when refugees call the police for help, officers culturally frame them as criminals and blame all refugees for an individual’s criminal offense. White women officers were more likely than Black women and Biracial (Indigenous/White) women officers to reinforce the colorblind racist myth that racialized police violence is only an American problem, and that policing is a race-neutral practice. Race and Justice 16/9/2025 Research article Policing, social media, and riots: user responses to the police during the 2024 UK summer protests and riots Protests and riots occurred across eight days during the summer of 2024 in the UK. Throughout this time, the police shared countless messages with users via the social media platform X (formerly Twitter). This paper sheds light on how users responded to this content. Using a rigorous research strategy, we studied user comments on 124 police threads. Research findings illustrate that users had overwhelmingly right-wing political, social, and cultural views, describing protestors and rioters as largely peaceful ordinary British citizens, while criticising the police for so-called two-tier policing and tyranny. This is significant because it shows that users who believed that the police no longer served their interests instead identified with the protestors and rioters. For the police, our research findings highlight the need to remain on X, and to both challenge and combat hate speech Policing and Society 16/9/2025 Research article Barriers and facilitators to the implementation of peer support programs among public safety personnel: a scoping review While peer support programs have gained popularity as tools to mitigate stress among public safety personnel, there is a gap in research exploring the factors that contribute to the success of these programs. This scoping review synthesizes findings from international research on peer support programs for public safety personnel, using the PRISMA-ScR guidelines. Thirty-six documents met the eligibility criteria for this review. The results highlight ten themes describing the main barriers and facilitators to the implementation of peer support programs. These include concerns regarding the culture surrounding mental health, confidentiality, role delimitation, clarity of the program’s mission, tangible endorsement by administrators and stakeholders, selection, training and supervision of peer supporters, delivery format, and higher-level governance. By outlining the frequently stated components that may foster or hinder peer support programs, this study provides public safety organizations with insight regarding program design and policy making. Police Practice and Research 16/9/2025 Research article Attitudinal Factors Influencing Satisfaction With Police Service Between Muslims and Buddhists in the Southernmost Provinces of Thailand Conflict, including violence and insurgency, has persisted for decades in Thailand's southernmost provinces, affecting the relationship between communities and law enforcement. This study examines the attitudes of 584 individuals toward three key aspects of police service: Police–Citizen Engagement, Police Presence to ensure safety and security, and Police Operations related to investigation and arrests. It analyzes how these factors relate to overall satisfaction with the Royal Thai Police. Findings show that: (1) overall attitudes toward the police service among Buddhists and Muslims were neutral; (2) all three service factors were positively associated with satisfaction; and (3) Police Operation generated the most public attention and concern, which aligns with turn its greater influence on public satisfaction. The results underscore the importance of responsive and context-sensitive policing strategies that prioritize fairness, collaboration, and community needs. The study's methodology supports replication and contributes to broader understanding of police–community relations in both local and international contexts. It also provides a foundation for future research on public satisfaction with policing in conflict-affected regions, particularly regarding perceptions of fairness, bias, and community trust. Race and Justice 16/9/2025 Research article Met ruled out using facial recognition tech at Robinson rally Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says intelligence did not justify deploying the system at the Unite the Kingdom event where 26 officers were injured The Times - Subscription at source 16/9/2025 News ‘Lack of police in Lincolnshire is astounding – the force is run to the ground’ The force may have to issue a section 114 notice, declaring it effectively bankrupt, if support isn't given. The leader of Lincolnshire County Council has said our lack of police is ‘astounding’ – and that he fears our force is being ‘run into the ground’. Coun Sean Matthews (Reform UK) joked that there are time when there are more police officers ‘per square mile’ in London than in the whole of Lincolnshire. Lincolnshire Live 16/9/2025 News New London pilot pairs nurses with police for crisis response CANADA: A new pilot project in London is pairing police officers with registered nurses to respond to mental health and substance-related calls in real time. Launched in June, the Nurse Police Response Team is a joint initiative between the London Police Service and London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC). The goal: bring medical care to people in crisis, right where they are and reduce unnecessary trips to the emergency room or involvement with the justice system. CTV News (Canada) 16/9/2025 News Victoria is being hammered by youth crime. Allan has slashed prevention funding AUSTRALIA: The Allan government has quietly stripped millions of dollars from critical youth crime prevention initiatives amid Victoria's worsening youth crime crisis. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 16/9/2025 News WA Police officers subject to restraining orders desk-bound under gun reforms, union says AUSTRALIA: The WA Police Union says officers have been removed from operational duties because new gun laws mean they can't carry a firearm if they're subject to a restraining order. Union president Dave Flaherty said there was little risk of police-issued firearms being used "contrary to orders". ABC News (Australia) 16/9/2025 News College of Policing director secures new prize at national policing awards Rachel Tuffin has been awarded the inaugural Lawrence W. Sherman Prize at the National Evidence-Based Policing Awards 2025. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/9/2025 News Lawyers challenge widespread police use of number-plate software as evidence NEW ZEALAND: A lawyer has called on senior judges to denounce mass police use of a private software-and-camera system to identify car number plates. Police tap the system run by Auckland company Auror 250,000 times a year - it is in common use outside big retailers and petrol stations . RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 16/9/2025 News Croydon to get LFR cameras on lamp posts as local MP lauds arrest rates New Police minister and opposition address conference on technology and political direction. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/9/2025 News «456457458459460461462463464Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
