Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104929 total results. Showing results 11141 to 11160 «554555556557558559560561562Next ›Last » Met officer who killed Jean Charles de Menezes on tube defends his actions Retired officer says he feared he was about to die when he shot innocent man he mistook for terrorist in 2005 The Guardian 8/11/2024 News Ex-Mountie in Surrey Six case admits he concealed details about police misconduct CANADA: Former RCMP Cpl. Danny Michaud didn't disclose details about colleague's affair with witness to protect the investigation, he told the court. Vancouver Sun (Canada) 8/11/2024 News Not detective’s job to investigate gun possession before fatal police shooting, court hears NEW ZEALAND: A detective who visited Joel Buckley five months before he was fatally shot by police has told an inquest it was not his job to investigate whether the Hamilton man still had possession of a military-style rifle. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/11/2024 News The siege, the fugitive and the police officer who lost his career AUSTRALIA: It’s a shocking accusation. And it comes from within the ranks of his own police unit. It’s 2018, and Glenn Matthews’s colleagues are accusing the detective sergeant of sharing intimate sexual videos of a police suspect with his workmates. When the complaint is lodged, NSW Police take action. Six months later, the sergeant is criminally charged with eight counts of distributing intimate images without consent. The trial is lengthy. After many months, Sergeant Matthews is found guilty on six counts — out of eight. That may have been where the story ended, with a bad cop punished for doing the wrong thing. But what happens next unravels the entire case against Sergeant Matthews and reveals what can go wrong when police investigate police in New South Wales. ABC News (Australia) 8/11/2024 Feature Gardai mount 66 separate high tech ‘snoop’ operations on suspected criminals this year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai have this year mounted 66 separate high-tech ‘snoop’ operations involving placing bugging and tracking devices in the surveillance of suspected members of organised crime gangs and others engaged in serious crime. In a report delivered to An Taoiseach by High Court judge, Mr Justice Michael Twomey on the operation of the Criminal Justice (Surveillance) Act 2009 in the 12 months to the end of July this year, he reports that Gardai made 66 applications for the use of tracking devices over the 12 months which compares to 58 for the previous 12 months. Mr Justice Twomey says that "plausible reasons were provided to me for the increase". Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 8/11/2024 News Edmonton-area joint police forces operation mines data gold, 1,000 arrested CANADA: With a new data-driven approach, the RCMP, Edmonton Police Service and Alberta Sheriffs together recently rounded up 1,000 “most wanted” suspects from around Edmonton and the surrounding area in a 10-day window. At a news conference Friday, leaders from the three agencies described making a list and checking it twice, with an RCMP-led joint forces operation targeting the top 10,000 suspects — and arresting 1,000 of them between Oct. 8 and Oct. 18. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 8/11/2024 News Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) appoints new Assistant Chief Constable The MDP has announced the appointment of Simon Dobinson into the role of Assistant Chief Constable, Territorial, Crime and Support. Ministry of Defence (MoD) 8/11/2024 News Ottawa police say organized crime likely responsible for increase in home break-ins CANADA: Ottawa police say they believe organized crime groups are behind a recent increase in residential break-ins across the city. Investigators say suspects are targeting homes that can be accessed from areas behind them, such as green spaces, forests, trails and golf courses. Toronto Star (Canada) 8/11/2024 News China and Qatar beat Australia for position on international policing body AUSTRALIA: A high-powered bid to get a senior Australian Federal Police (AFP) officer appointed to the governing body of global law enforcement organisation Interpol has failed after candidates from China and Qatar were elected instead. AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw this week skipped a long-scheduled appearance before Senate Estimates to personally lead the effort to have Assistant Commissioner David McLean join Interpol's Executive Committee at its annual meeting in Glasgow. ABC News (Australia) 8/11/2024 News In your face: our acceptance of facial recognition technology depends on who is doing it – and where NEW ZEALAND: Analysis: Facial recognition technology is becoming more widely used, but this has not been matched by wider acceptance from the public. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/11/2024 Analysis, Opinion Police cancel leave for staff in case hīkoi turns ugly with gang patch ban protests in Wellington NEW ZEALAND: Police bosses have frozen leave for officers across the country to prepare for tens of thousands of people protesting against a proposed Treaty of Waitangi law NZ Herald (New Zealand) 8/11/2024 News ‘They made him a terrorist’: family of autistic boy cleared of terror charges still searching for answers one year on AUSTRALIA: Thomas Carrick’s parents wonder what would happen to another child in the same position after a magistrate found he had been ‘groomed’ by the undercover officer The Guardian 8/11/2024 News Officer who lied to take boyfriend’s speeding points is given sixteen months The judge described her actions as an “ongoing campaign of deception to save your own skin”, and noted she was a serving police officer when she “hatched a scheme to cover it up”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/11/2024 News CCTV footage shows Met officers tackling phone thief in Oxford Circus Between January and June 2024 officers have recovered more than 750 stolen phones. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/11/2024 News Special Constabulary Webinar – Why become a Fed Rep? The latest PFEW webinar for Special Constables highlights not only the value of Federation membership for Specials but also the integral contribution that Specials make when it comes to the Federation ‘voice’. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 8/11/2024 News Child sex case against ex-police officer dropped A former West Yorkshire Police officer who was being investigated over alleged historic child sexual exploitation has had a case against him dropped. BBC 8/11/2024 News Police officer pleads not guilty to misconduct A police officer has pleaded not guilty to misconduct in a public office by allegedly failing to immediately release from custody a man who was "unlawfully arrested". BBC 8/11/2024 News Police watchdog probe after woman dies in custody The police watchdog has launched an investigation after a woman died in custody in Nottingham. BBC 8/11/2024 News Ex-police officer jailed after speed offence lies A former police officer who admitted perverting the course of justice by lying about a speeding offence has been jailed. BBC 8/11/2024 News Police officer jailed for sexual assault A police officer has been jailed for sexually assaulting a woman and trying to cover up his actions by deleting the contents of his phone. BBC 8/11/2024 News «554555556557558559560561562Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
