Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115192 total results. Showing results 10581 to 10600 «526527528529530531532533534Next ›Last » ‘Beyond despicable’: Cops in shock over former deputy commissioner’s arrest NEW ZEALAND: Police officers across New Zealand have been left reeling in the wake of the revelation that former deputy police commissioner Jevon McSkimming is facing a raft of serious charges. McSkimming, who turns 52 this week, is charged with eight counts of possessing objectionable material, including images that depict child sexual exploitation and bestiality. The country’s former second most powerful police officer first appeared in the Wellington District Court — via an audio visual link — on July 3. At that time he was described as a “prominent” New Zealander due to wide-ranging suppression orders. The Post (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 5/8/2025 News Aoife Moore: The problems with An Garda go much deeper than Drew Harris REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A force that is unwilling to consider its own shortcomings will continually let down its society The Irish News - Subscription at source 5/8/2025 Feature, Opinion Chief Superintendent ‘very disappointed’ by Crowe Report findings REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The AGSI has called on Garda Management to immediately release the Crowe Report in full so that it can respond to it constructively and fairly, while the Garda Representative Association said quoting from a report which hasn’t been released is “entirely inappropriate and disrespectful” to its members. Lmfm (Republic of Ireland) 5/8/2025 News Prison system was days from collapse three times under Sunak, review finds Emergency measures bailed out jails at last minute as No 10 refused to cut prisoner numbers until ‘cliff edge’ reached, former watchdog reports The Guardian 5/8/2025 News Summer ‘wake-up call’ for overstretched police force The demands of policing major operations are pushing the service to breaking point, warns the Scottish Police Federation’s general secretary 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 Feature, Opinion Breaking down barriers How Scotland’s biggest prison is helping fathers support children with autism 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 Feature Off the bench How a football programme is steering young people away from crime 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Serious court case backlog worsens High Court trials exceed forecasts amid rising pressure and row over mounting delays 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Prisons need more money to stop drug smuggling Preventing drugs from entering jails will cost millions of pounds, SPS warns 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Violent crime committed by children at record levels Survey finds spike in violent crime driven by attacks on education and care staff 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Surge in cyber sex crimes sparks fears police are falling behind Image-based abuse and other online offences now make up over a quarter of sex crimes 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Sky’s the limit Police order more no-fly zones as drone users flock to crime scenes 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Pensions fight looms as retired cops ramp up protest Hundreds of former cops are in dispute with Scotland’s pensions body, with many claiming to be owed tens of thousands of pounds 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Repairs needed at most police stations After a report blasted the condition of Police Scotland’s estate, the scale of maintenance in stations has been revealed 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Road policing running on empty Major concerns revealed over officers’ ability to safely police Scotland’s roads 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Overstretched force hit with £31.5 million overtime bill Fall in officer numbers and rise in responsibilities blamed for crisis 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Cops to be consulted on new pay deal Officers in Scotland have been offered a 4% increase this year and a 3.5% rise in 2026 1919 Magazine 5/8/2025 News Police merger ‘not on cards’ says commissioner A police and crime and commissioner said she doubted two forces would be merged - as she announced her job was coming to an end. BBC 5/8/2025 News PC defaced cell door with comments about colleague A police constable has been dismissed without notice for defacing a cell door with offensive comments about a colleague. BBC 5/8/2025 News New statutory guidance for the police on firearms licensing published by Home Office The police must speak to partners and household members to identify any signs of domestic abuse or any other factors which could indicate the applicant is not suitable to have a firearms licence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/8/2025 News «526527528529530531532533534Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
