Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103869 total results. Showing results 10421 to 10440 «518519520521522523524525526Next ›Last » Police not justified in shooting at armed fleeing offender at an Ellerslie intersection NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that Police were not justified in shooting at a fleeing armed offender at an intersection in Ellerslie, but were justified in later shooting at him at a property in Hillsborough, Auckland on 30 September 2021. The man sustained life-threatening injuries but survived. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 31/10/2024 Report ‘Incredibly significant’: Victoria police seize proceeds of crime worth $6.4 million during VIPER Taskforce raids AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police's organised crime taskforce has made "incredibly significant" seizures, with officers uncovering stashes of cash, gold bullion, luxury goods and illicit tobacco products worth millions. Sky News 31/10/2024 News Former NSW Police officer has sentence suspended after sexting teenagers on Snapchat AUSTRALIA: Former police officer Nicholas Filmer has had his sentence suspended after pleading guilty to child abuse material charges. The judge found Filmer had "exceptional circumstances" and showed remorse to the court. ABC News (Australia) 31/10/2024 News NSW Police investigating after two police dogs found dead inside police vehicle after attending command development day AUSTRALIA: An investigation has begun into the mysterious circumstances of how two NSW Police dogs died after they were found dead inside police vehicles after attending a command development day. Sky News 31/10/2024 News Pressures on offender management keep mounting Russell Webster says the most interesting part of the probation statistics are some big increases in the number of requirements attached to both community orders and suspended sentence supervision orders. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/10/2024 News Protection zones around all abortion service providers now in place in England and Wales From today, a 150m boundary known as a Safe Access Zone will be in place around all clinics and hospitals offering abortion services. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/10/2024 News Flat funding would have ‘significant’ consequences for Police Scotland Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that the Scottish Government will be provided with a £47.7bn settlement in 2025/26 – the largest in real terms in the history of devolution. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/10/2024 News SIU investigating after 17-year-old male youth fatally shot by police in Aurora CANADA: There was an exchange of gunfire between the male youth and four police officers, the SIU said in a news conference Thursday morning. Toronto Star (Canada) 31/10/2024 News Teen dead in shootout with officers, sparking Ontario police watchdog probe CANADA: Ontario’s police watchdog is now investigating after a teenage boy was killed during a shootout with officers north of Toronto Wednesday night. Global News (Canada) 31/10/2024 News ‘Still early’: Barrie council staring down $71M police budget for 2025 CANADA: 'Where we target money is where we see results,' says councillor; at this point, next year's police budget is $3.9 million or 5.79 per cent more than this year. Barrie Today (Canada) 31/10/2024 News Gardaí spent €755k on meals and clothes for suspects in custody since start of 2023 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána has spent more than €750,000 providing meals and clothing to suspects in its custody since the beginning of last year. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 31/10/2024 News Facial recognition tech could mean innocent people being misidentified as criminal suspects REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: ICCL calls for all parties to abandon plans for discriminatory tech ahead of general election Irish Council for Civil Liberties 31/10/2024 News Minister McEntee announces allocation of €3 Million to community safety projects across the country REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has today (Thursday) announced the allocation of just over €3 million worth of funding to 33 projects through the Community Safety Fund. Government of Ireland 31/10/2024 News The snake oil filter: A deployment pipeline police can use to separate ineffective AI tools from those that work With artificial intelligence (AI) advances hailed widely as a huge opportunity for law enforcement, police now face the challenge of identifying effective AI systems from those that don’t do the job; University of Cambridge PhD candidate Jacob John Verrey, and Chief Inspector Lewis Lincoln-Gordon of the National Police Chiefs’ Council AI Portfolio, argue that adapting and implementing the ‘snake oil filter’ approach used in medicine could offer policing an efficient process for assessing and deploying the right technology. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/10/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Protection zones put in place around abortion services in England and Wales Safe Access Zones are now in force around abortion clinics in England and Wales to protect women accessing these services. Police Professional 31/10/2024 News Gloucestershire’s interim chief constable promises ‘stability and strong leadership’ Gloucestershire Constabulary’s interim chief constable has met members of the local media to deliver a message of “reassurance to communities” and to provide an overview of her immediate aims and ambitions for the force. Police Professional 31/10/2024 News PSNI officers watched bodycam footage ‘for entertainment’ Arrest captured on camera appears to have been widely accessed among officers The Guardian 31/10/2024 News Woman injured in crash involving police car A woman was injured after a crash involving a police car responding to an emergency call. BBC 31/10/2024 News Police not justified at shooting armed man in Ellerslie in 2021 – IPCA NEW ZEALAND: The police watchdog has found an officer was not justified in shooting at a fleeing armed man at an Auckland intersection in 2021. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 31/10/2024 News Police Scotland is accused of putting the feelings of sex offenders first amid row over biologically male inmates identifying as women Police Scotland has been accused of 'prioritising the feelings of sex offenders over the victims of sexual crime' by letting rapists self-identify as women. Tory MSP Tess White made the claim as MSPs agreed to invite Chief Constable Jo Farrell to give evidence about the policy to a Holyrood committee. Jo Farrell will be questioned about the practice, which appeared to have been ditched following a humiliating U-turn last month - but MSPs say there is still confusion over the current gender-recording rules. Mail Online 31/10/2024 News «518519520521522523524525526Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
