Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114892 total results. Showing results 81 to 100 123456789Next ›Last » Senior Met Police inspector fired after naked photos of junior colleague found on phone A senior Metropolitan Police officer has been sacked after naked images of a junior female colleague were found on his two work phones. Detective Inspector Ben Coogan was found to have five “intimate” and “sexually explicit” images of his colleague on his work devices after the photos were discovered during a routine audit of his phones. The Standard 9/6/2026 News Police drop plans to record anti-Islam ‘hostility’ South Wales force faced backlash after proposing to log anything beyond ‘legitimate’ discussion of the religion. A police force has shelved plans to record instances of “hostility” towards Muslims following the threat of a legal challenge… The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News London Metropolitan Police to manage EV charging with BetterFleet software London’s Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has selected BetterFleet to provide a charge management system for its EV fleet. BetterFleet’s software will “ensure that frontline officers and their fleet teams can reliably plug in and charge EVs across depots and public networks, while giving MPS Fleet managers real-time visibility of charging status across the fleet.” Charged EV Fleet & Infrastructure News 9/6/2026 News Bill Kenneally inquiry finds garda investigation was ‘unprofessional, rushed and inappropriate’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Commission finds serious investigative failings after allegations against the former Waterford basketball coach emerged in 1987. A report into how gardaí handled allegations against paedophile Bill Kenneally in the 1980s has said the investigations were “unprofessional, rushed, and inappropriate”. Bill Kenneally, a 75-year-old former basketball coach and accountant, is currently serving a 19-year sentence for the indecent assault of 15 boys in Waterford between 1979 and 1990, though the South East Commission of Investigation’s report notes that the number of victims is likely far higher. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 9/6/2026 News Badenoch criticises Macpherson report and calls for more stop and search Tory leader takes aim at police guidance and says more black boys searched means more black lives saved. Kemi Badenoch has argued that Britain took a wrong turn after the landmark Macpherson report into the racist killing of Stephen Lawrence, and said that it didn’t matter how many young black boys were stopped and searched by police. The Guardian 9/6/2026 News The fight against international auto theft pipelines CANADA: In the early morning hours of the day I write this column, my parents’ quiet neighbourhood became just another data point in what this audience knows is a national crisis. Their neighbour’s dark blue Ford F-150 Lariat was stolen from their driveway at 3:45 a.m. The theft took mere minutes and was partially captured on my parents’ driveway camera. This incident comes only a few months after my father’s own vehicle was broken into. While his belongings were cleared out, fortunately, the SUV remained. Blue Line (Canada) 9/6/2026 Feature Police leaders and unions urge Parliament to pass Bill C-22 to modernize lawful access CANADA: Canada’s major national police organizations are calling on the federal government to pass Bill C-22, arguing the legislation is critical to ensuring court-authorized investigative tools keep pace with the digital age. In a joint statement, the National Police Federation (NPF), the Canadian Police Association (CPA) and the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) urged lawmakers to establish a modern framework that requires telecommunications providers and online platforms to comply with judicial orders. Blue Line (Canada) 9/6/2026 News Tech firms must act to stop spread of illegal content in a crisis The communications watchdog has told technology platforms they must have a plan in place and act quickly to stop the spread of illegal content in a crisis such as a terror attack. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News AI court errors would be ‘too much for society to comprehend’ That's the view of Justice Secretary David Lammy, who said there are teams within Government working to make sure the effects of so-called AI hallucinations “are not overly significant”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News Police officer ‘critical’ following collision while responding to another crash Northumbria Police said the officer was called out at 11.10pm on Monday to reports of a collision on the A189 at Cramlington, Northumberland, involving two cars, with the occupants of one of the vehicles fleeing the scene. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News Policing charities team up to launch new digital memorial honouring fallen officers The Police Arboretum Memorial Trust (UK Police Memorial) and the Police Remembrance Trust have established the platform that will commemorate officers and staff who have died in the line of duty. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News Passenger on train to London given first sentence for harassment under new law David Stroud grabbed a woman’s hair and asked if he could kiss her two days after legislation took effect The Guardian 9/6/2026 News Police officer punched and strangled taxi driver A police officer strangled a taxi driver while he was behind the wheel before punching him in the head six times in an unprovoked attack, a court heard. BBC 9/6/2026 News Police chief sends ‘sexist’ UK agency staffer home An agency staff member due to work at Guernsey Police was sent back to the UK the day they arrived after they showed "sexist and misogynistic tendencies", the force's chief officers says. BBC 9/6/2026 News Southerners back NZ Police in latest crime survey NEW ZEALAND: Trust and confidence in Southern police is rating the second highest across the country, according to the annual Ministry of Justice New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey (NZCVS). Southland area commander Mike Bowman said the new targets set by New Zealand Police had the south tracking at 74 percent - with the aim for each area to reach 80 percent by the start of 2028. The Central App 9/6/2026 News PC lied about searching room where missing man died A Greater Manchester Police officer tasked with searching for a missing man failed to search the room where he was later found dead - and lied to cover it up. BBC 9/6/2026 News Police announce special operation for World Cup A dedicated policing operation will be in place throughout the Thames Valley during the World Cup, the force behind the scheme has said. BBC 9/6/2026 News NSW Police faces dire shortage of female officers despite multimillion-dollar blitz AUSTRALIA: NSW Police faces a chronic staffing problem as the force battles crises of public confidence, internal culture issues and serious understaffing. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News Police admit ‘harm and damage’ to Hannah Thomas after protest arrest AUSTRALIA: Court documents from the civil case launched by former Greens candidate Hannah Thomas also reveal police have conceded she is entitled to damages and have... The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 9/6/2026 News SA Police civil claims hit $2.5m as payouts surge AUSTRALIA: SA Police has paid out almost $2.5m in recent years to settle civil claims alleging officer misconduct during the course of duties and vehicle accidents... 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