Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115189 total results. Showing results 10541 to 10560 «524525526527528529530531532Next ›Last » All forces to get access to AI tool to speed up grooming gangs investigations The technology can translate large amounts of text in foreign languages from mobile phones seized by police, and analyse a mass of digital data to find patterns and relationships between suspects. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/8/2025 News Chief tells council lead he was following national guidance over immigration status of rape suspect Warwickshire CC told council leader the force wouldn’t be releasing immigration status at point of charge as it follows national guidance. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/8/2025 News Watchdog warns of ‘two-tier’ claims if police withhold suspect details Chief inspector warns that misinformation will spread on social media unless forces ‘fill the void’ — but they will have to be consistent The Times - Subscription at source 6/8/2025 News Police investigating grooming gangs given AI tools to speed up cold case work The technology translates large amounts of text in foreign languages and analyses a mass of data to find patterns and relationships between suspects. Sky News 6/8/2025 News Police to use AI technology to investigate grooming gangs The technology has been used 12,500 times, saving more than £20 million and 16,000 hours for investigators The Independent 6/8/2025 News What works? Community policing in the digital age As daily life for many people moves increasingly online, Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the recent Europol report exploring how law enforcement can deliver community policing in the digital age, the “capability and relevance gap” that police urgently need to address, and how the work of the EU’s Koban project could help to build the future capabilities of community policing in both the physical and virtual domains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/8/2025 Feature, Innovation The AIPIO Intelligence Conference 2025 – Last few places so sign up today! The Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Operators (AIPIO) Intelligence Conference 2025 will take place between 20th to 22nd August 2025, at the Sheraton Grand, Sydney Hyde Park. In this exclusive video for PolicingTV, we hear from AIPIO Board Member, Gillian Wilson, and her AIPIO colleague, Maggie Isic-Dautcehajic, who tell us more about the Conference and explain who should attend. PolicingTV 6/8/2025 Advertisement, Feature, Video IOPC investigator fined after pleading guilty to unlawfully obtaining sensitive information Mohammed Ejaz, a lead IOPC investigator, sent an email to his private Hotmail account containing restricted, sensitive information. He was suspended and then resigned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/8/2025 News What are the rules around police giving out a suspect’s nationality? Ministers have said police should be more transparent about the nationalities of people who are charged. It comes after two men charged over the alleged rape of a 12-year-old girl in Warwickshire were reported to be Afghan asylum seekers. BBC 5/8/2025 News Home Secretary calls for more transparency from police over suspects Yvette Cooper said guidance was already being reviewed about how the police release information on people arrested over crimes. The Independent 5/8/2025 News Number of officers on road safety duties has halved in a decade Road safety unit numbers reduce from around 300 to 150. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/8/2025 News More disclosure of suspects’ immigration status needed, Cooper says Guidance for police on sharing the immigration status and ethnicity of crime suspects "needs to change", the home secretary has said, following calls for details to be released of two men charged over the alleged rape of a 12-year-old in Warwickshire. BBC 5/8/2025 News Firearms licensing guidance strengthened to protect the public Tighter controls on firearms licensing will be introduced by the government to keep people safe and help the police apply the law consistently. Home Office 5/8/2025 News Emerging tools and technologies and the future of policing Research: an introduction The criminal justice system is experiencing growth in the use of artificial intelligence, sometimes referred to as ‘intelligent machines,’ that are capable of independent perception and response to an environment, as well as possessing the capability of independently performing tasks that ordinarily would be performed by human intelligence and decision-making processes. The inclusion of such technology is currently seen in the field of policing in forensics, virtual reality training, license-plate readers, and increasingly, to analyze body-worn camera footage. As the prevalence and sophistication of these tools and technologies continues to increase, it becomes crucial to understand how the criminal justice system, policing in particular, uses these tools, as well as the potential impact they have on a variety of outcomes, including those related to case outcomes, personnel management, organizational efficiency, etc. Police Practice and Research 5/8/2025 Research article Gardaí and Gendered Violence: When Ireland’s women cannot trust the men meant to protect them REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There are few betrayals more profound than realising the person charged with your safety is, in fact, the person from whom you need protection. That realisation has come crashing down with force in Ireland, where, for too many women, the figure of the Garda has come to symbolise something closer to danger than refuge, writes Roe McDermott. Image (Republic of Ireland) 5/8/2025 Feature Five Met officers in court charged with GBH on a man at hospital PC Anthony Bhar, 31, will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on August 5 and PCs Elena Cebotari, 35, David Hollands, 25, Dan Penfold, 33, and Robert Wall, 26, will appear at the same court on August 15 charged with two counts each of GBH, contrary to Section 18 and 20 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/8/2025 News Death announced of former MI5 DG Dame Stella Rimington Former MI5 Director General Dame Stella Rimington has died aged 90. Police Professional 5/8/2025 News Coronial inquest findings handed down into murder of Perth woman Lynn Cannon AUSTRALIA: Police failed to act quickly enough on the escalating risk posed by an estranged husband to his wife before he brutally stabbed her to death at his Perth home, a coronial inquest has found. ABC News (Australia) 5/8/2025 News Firearms licensing guidance strengthened to better protect the public Tighter controls on firearms licensing are being introduced with new Statutory Guidance for the police published today (August 5), that will strengthen how they determine who is suitable to hold a firearm or shotgun licence. Police Professional 5/8/2025 News B.C. man sentenced to more than three years in prison for ‘ghost-gun’ manufacturing CANADA: The RCMP’s Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit says in a news release that Adrian Picketts-Yoxall has been sentenced after pleading guilty in March to making the weapons and possession of firearm contrary to order. Blue Line (Canada) - Subscription at source 5/8/2025 News «524525526527528529530531532Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
