Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97182 total results. Showing results 961 to 980 «454647484950515253Next ›Last » Ex-officer jailed for sex with vulnerable woman A former police family liaison officer has been jailed for having sex with a vulnerable woman he was assigned to support. BBC 13/1/2025 News PSNI called more than 1,200 times about domestic abuse over festive period The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) received more than 1,200 calls about domestic abuse incidents over the Christmas period during its annual Operation ‘Season’s Greetings’. Police Professional 13/1/2025 News Chief constable pays tribute to officer killed in road collision North Yorkshire Police’s Chief Constable Tim Forber has paid tribute to an officer who was tragically killed in a road collision on Saturday (January 11). Police Professional 13/1/2025 News ‘We’re coming for you,’ English police chief tells domestic abusers Sarah Crew of Avon and Somerset says early intervention is part of new national approach to rapists The Guardian 13/1/2025 News IOPC clears officers after man tasered and dogs shot dead At the time of incident, the dog owner was under a 20-year ban from owning dogs, with the court order instated in November 2019 following a similar incident for which he also received a suspended sentence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/1/2025 News Project Dodger aims to combat violence in the tow truck industry CANADA: The Toronto Police Service (TPS) has launched Project Dodger, a new initiative aimed at addressing the rise in criminality and violence linked to the tow truck industry. Blue Line (Canada) 13/1/2025 News Saskatchewan Marshals Service interviewing Mounties for positions before launching CANADA: Saskatchewan’s new provincial police force has begun interviewing Mounties as it prepares to launch this year, a move critics say highlights concerns of job poaching. Blue Line (Canada) 13/1/2025 News Communicating with credibility: Clear, competent messaging for investigators CANADA: Within the police units responsible for serious crimes, there is a clear understanding of the tactics and advanced technologies involved in the investigative processes and essential requirements needed to put together the evidence to support charges and convictions. Blue Line (Canada) 13/1/2025 Feature DPP given file on Gsoc member who was at party for Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The senior officer could face criminal charges after attending ‘welcome home’ do. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 13/1/2025 News Hit-and-runs made up almost 10% of serious crashes on Irish roads in last two months REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: It is a “serious criminal offence” to leave the scene of a road traffic collision, a Garda spokesperson said. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 13/1/2025 News Garda checkpoints in Clare to target illegal hunting REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: According to the garda press office, gardaí in the Clare – Tipperary Division, in cooperation with National Parks & Wildlife Service (NPWS) and the County Clare Dog Warden Service, are carrying out an operation protecting wildlife and livestock, targeting illegal hunting. AgriLand 13/1/2025 News Overburdened and undervalued: inside the world of modern detectives The world of detective work has long been romanticised as one of intrigue and intellect, where officers use their knowledge and skills to untangle webs of deceit to deliver justice for victims. Yet, our research reveals that today behind this façade, lies a profession grappling with significant challenges. By interviewing detectives and investigators from five police forces in England and Wales, our research sheds light on the realities of modern investigative work and the systemic hurdles faced by investigators. The Police Foundation 13/1/2025 Feature, Opinion College of Policing Deputy CEO Jo Noakes: Promotion reform is ‘potentially bigger’ than degree entry College of Policing interim Deputy CEO Jo Noakes tells Policing Insight’s Ian Weinfass about possible major changes to the promotion process for sergeants and inspectors in England and Wales, and why the “emotive” and “personal” issue of workforce reform needs to be carefully handled. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/1/2025 Analysis, Feature, Interview More small and “radical” motorcycle gangs in the Netherlands, police say NETHERLANDS: Since the Netherlands banned larger outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMGs) like Hells Angels, Satudarah, and No Surrender, the number of smaller clubs has risen steadily. The Netherlands now counts 84 small outlaw motorcycle gangs and they are often more radical than the old clubs, NOS reports based on a new police report. Some of the new clubs were founded by members of banned motorcycle gangs. Their member numbers range from a handful to several dozen people. Many members have a criminal past. NL Times (Netherlands) 13/1/2025 News One Australian police force receives ‘over 100’ applications from gardaí, though few make move REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Efforts by police forces of Western Australia and South Australia to recruit Garda members appear to have yielded very few results in recent years The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 13/1/2025 News Most grooming gang offences carried out by white men NPCC says The NPCC said the data, collated in this way for the first time, will now be used to inform the training of new officers and help chiefs at a “force-based level”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/1/2025 News Off-duty PC killed helping crash ‘epitomises best of British policing’ Chief Constable Tim Forber (pictured) pays tribute to PC Rosie Prior who was off duty when she stopped to help people involved in an RTC. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/1/2025 News Officer dismissed for sending and receiving offensive WhatsApp messages An officer has been dismissed after a misconduct hearing found he sent and received offensive WhatsApp messages over a number of years, many of them pornographic. Police Professional 13/1/2025 News Met BPA head to appeal misconduct panel decision of immediate dismissal Inspector Ehikioya said he was “dismayed” by the decision for him to be dismissed after “three decades of dedicated policing service”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/1/2025 News PNLD continues to support police forces in the everchanging criminal law landscape PNLD has been providing a legal database and other legal services to the 43 Home Office police forces in England and Wales and the British Transport Police for 30 years. This provides officers and staff the chance to register for free access to PNLD by simply using their police email address. 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