Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115259 total results. Showing results 12801 to 12820 «637638639640641642643644645Next ›Last » GMP chief refuses to apologise to LGBTQ+ community Greater Manchester Police's chief constable has refused to apologise for what human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell has described as "anti-LGBTQ+ persecution" in the force's past. Police chiefs across the country, including Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, have apologised to the LGBTQ+ community following a campaign launched by the Peter Tatchell Foundation in 2023. BBC 13/6/2025 News Victoria police officer given 7-day suspension over death of woman hit by anti-riot rounds CANADA: A Victoria police officer who was found to have made a serious error in judgment when he fired an anti-riot weapon into a smoke-filled room in 2019, hitting a woman in the head and killing her, has been handed a seven-day suspension without pay. CBC News (Canada) 13/6/2025 News, Video Emotional Labour & Public Protection Policing: The experience and impact of emotional labour on Police Scotland public protection police officers. There is a significant body of research that illustrates the emotional demands of policing and the physical and psychological toll this takes on officers and staff. However, the management of these demands, particularly in more specialist roles such as those in public protection policing where the demand may be higher, are less well understood. This research explores the experiences of public protection police officers in Police Scotland through a lens of emotional labour. The Scottish Institute for Policing Research (SIPR) 13/6/2025 Report NT deaths in custody reflect systemic failures, not isolated incidents, leaders say AUSTRALIA: The recent deaths of two Indigenous men in the Northern Territory are not isolated tragedies but the result of systemic over-criminalisation of Aboriginal people, according to the Coalition of Peaks. The recent deaths of 24-year-old Warlpiri man Kumanjayi White — who had a disability and was living in supported accommodation — and of a 68-year-old Wadeye Elder, known as TN, have sparked a national outcry. Both men died in custody within a fortnight of each other. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 13/6/2025 News SA man dies overnight after becoming unresponsive during attempted arrest at Royston Park AUSTRALIA: A man has died two weeks after becoming unresponsive during an arrest in Adelaide's eastern suburbs, his partner has told the ABC. Gaurav Kundi, 42, "became unresponsive" as police attempted to arrest him on Payneham Road, at Royston Park, about 2:45am on Thursday, May 29. ABC News (Australia) 13/6/2025 News Police review finds 128 recruits failed English test, fitness standards NEW ZEALAND: A review of police candidates sparked after an investigation by the Herald has found 128 applicants failed a basic English test and a further 17 candidates failed the police fitness assessment or completed components of it incorrectly. The Herald revealed in April police launched a wide-ranging investigation of hundreds of police recruit applicants after learning some prospective cops were given exemptions and allowed into police college despite failing key components of testing. NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 13/6/2025 News Nearly 500 guns seized in Gore in one of NZ’s largest firearms busts NEW ZEALAND: Police have seized nearly 500 firearms from a property in Gore in what is believed to be one of the largest weapons hauls in New Zealand history. Officers raided the property on 6 June after concerns were raised about the man's purchasing history. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 13/6/2025 News How police curbed the ramraid ‘epidemic’ NEW ZEALAND: It’s a quiet and dreary day in Wellington, something that liquor store owner Derek Bealing says is a welcome occurrence. In 2022 and 2023, Cellar Room liquor store in Brooklyn was targeted by ramraiders, causing weeks of disruption. “I received a call and arrived to find that basically the whole front of the store had been pushed in.” The perpetrators had smashed through the front doors, taking out two wall-length shelves which had stocked thousands of dollars worth of alcohol. The Post (New Zealand) 13/6/2025 Feature PSNI come under attack for fourth night in Northern Ireland PSNI Chief Jon Boutcher said 80 public order officers from Police Scotland came to the region on Thursday to support policing efforts. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/6/2025 News Man dies two weeks after arrest in Adelaide as police investigate death in custody AUSTRALIA: Knee was not applied to Gaurav Kundi’s neck, SA force says, but use of restraints will be closely examined. The Guardian 13/6/2025 News ‘Woeful’ police response to family violence call sparks investigation AUSTRALIA: A Ballarat magistrate has slammed the police response to a family violence callout, which has triggered an internal Victoria Police and Child Protection investigation. The Courier (Australia) - Subscription at source 13/6/2025 News Police pull-back from mental crisis callouts continues NEW ZEALAND: The police's staged retreat from responding to mental crisis callouts reaches another milestone on Monday, with a 60-minute limit on patient handovers at emergency departments taking effect nationwide. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 13/6/2025 News Halton Police announces an enhanced partnership with Reach Out Centre for Kids CANADA: For many years, the Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) has worked in partnership with the lead agency for children and youth mental health in Halton, Reach Out Centre for Kids (ROCK) to ensure children, youth and their families receive timely and effective support when they need it most. Blue Line (Canada) 13/6/2025 News Minister heard that facilities at Gorey Garda Station are not suitable for modern policing REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Jim O’Callaghan TD, visited Gorey recently and had a tour of Gorey Garda Station as well as listening to Gardai about local facilities and Garda numbers. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 13/6/2025 News When it comes to engagement, reconsider the Stone Age When public sentiment – including trust in police – can shift overnight following a viral clip or local incident, the need for policing to be able to engage with and have an up-to-date grasp of local sentiments has never been stronger; Michael Simon, Chief Strategy Officer at Zencity and a speaker at this weekend’s Cumberland Lodge Police Conference, argues that harnessing the latest technology – rather than door-knocking and telephone surveys – can provide policing with a real-time, in-depth understanding of the ‘voice of the customer’. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/6/2025 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Police come under attack from masked individuals in Portadown Police have come under attack for a fourth consecutive night in Northern Ireland as disorder spread through multiple towns. Belfast Telegraph 13/6/2025 News Spending Review criticised by Tory police leaders Three Conservative Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) in the south of England have criticised the chancellor's long-term spending plans. BBC 13/6/2025 News Government aims to redefine policing with national AI lab model The Home Office’s National Policing Capabilities Unit (NPCU), in collaboration with the Accelerated Capability Environment (ACE), has completed a discovery project exploring how an in-house national AI lab could transform the future of policing in the UK. Emergency Services Times 13/6/2025 News Police team honoured at two national awards for data-driven crime prevention A team from West Yorkshire Police has been recognised at two prestigious national awards for their pioneering work in using data to prevent crime. Emergency Services Times 13/6/2025 News PolicingTV highlights compilation (12th-15th May 2025) This highlights package explores the integration of AI tools in policing, emphasizing ethical practices and privacy considerations. Chief Lukens discusses the use of AI for vehicle identification and documentation, while Dr. Amanda Davies highlights the challenges of emerging crime typologies and the need for police education. Sergeant James Valour reflects on the importance of lived experiences in training new officers, particularly in handling domestic violence cases and the impact of empathy fatigue. PolicingTV 13/6/2025 Feature, Video «637638639640641642643644645Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
