Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115259 total results. Showing results 12961 to 12980 «645646647648649650651652653Next ›Last » Met pays damages to woman for failing to investigate rape claim against ex-husband Officers questioned woman but not the alleged rapist, bringing force into disrepute, rules watchdog The Guardian 10/6/2025 News Police force looks to make staff cuts to save money The police force which serves Shropshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire plans to make staff cuts to save money. BBC 10/6/2025 News Rotherham child abuse investigator who supported over 1,000 victims honoured A National Crime Agency (NCA) officer, who supported more than 1,000 victims of child sexual abuse in Rotherham, has been recognised for her work. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/6/2025 News Police hub ‘should be re-launched’ as residents don’t know it exists says MP A police hub in East Grinstead "should be re-launched" as residents have no idea it exists, local Tory MP Mims Davies has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/6/2025 News PC who held down keys on laptop to pretend he was working from home barred PC Reakes admitted opening a blank Word document and holding the Z key for long periods of time to give the impression he was working. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/6/2025 News Calgary Police Service canine and mounted unit badge presentation CANADA: The Calgary Police Service celebrates the certification of four new Police Service Dog (PSD) and Explosive Detection Dog (EDD) teams, along with a newly certified Police Service Horse (PSH) team. Blue Line (Canada) 10/6/2025 News New memorial medal to honour fallen Sask. first responders under consideration CANADA: Saskatchewan is considering a new memorial medal for fallen provincial emergency personal. Blue Line (Canada) 10/6/2025 News NPF welcomes Bill C-2 as first step toward strengthening law enforcement capabilities CANADA: The following is a statement from National Police Federation President and C.E.O., Brian Sauvé, regarding the introduction of Bill C-2, the Strong Borders Act, which aims to strengthen Canada’s border security. Blue Line (Canada) 10/6/2025 News Garda Kevin Flatley remembered as 120 new recruits welcomed into the force REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The late Garda Kevin Flatley who died while on duty was remembered as 120 new officers were sworn into An Garda Síochána this month. The Irish Post (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2025 News Death of Garda Kevin Flatley a ‘stark’ reminder of risks facing members of the force – Harris REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner to address Oireachtas justice committee on importance of 'responsible driver behaviour'. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 10/6/2025 News Almost 4,000 give views on policing priorities REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: More than 3,790 people took part in an online consultation to have their say on the areas of policing that they believe gardaí should focus on. Policing and Community Safety Authority (PCSA) (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2025 News Delivering change with the right oversight In the latest in a regular series of articles from the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC), Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner Emily Spurrell, Chair of the APCC, looks ahead to this week’s much-anticipated UK comprehensive spending review that will determine the funding available for large-scale police reform heralded by the Home Secretary, and underlines the crucial role that PCCs and deputy mayors will need to play in providing effective oversight of that reform. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/6/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Improving police investigation of intimate partner sexual violence: challenges and opportunities This article reviews how police investigate Intimate Partner Sexual Violence (IPSV). IPSV is both domestic abuse and sexual violence. This duality means there is flexibility as to how it is investigated. An empirical study in England and Wales shows that as a result of this duality/flexibility there is significant variability in how IPSV is investigated by police forces. Despite widespread support for taking a specialist approach to investigating sexual offending, not much attention has been given to the best way to configure specialist units. This article explores officers’ perceptions of the challenges of conducting investigations of this type and considers how variability in how IPSV is located may impact the ability of officers to overcome those challenges. We find that forces who locate the investigation of IPSV with specialist domestic abuse officers appear more likely to be able to overcome the challenges associated with this type of offending, due to more consistent understanding of the context of coercive control in which it typically occurs. Policing and Society 10/6/2025 Research article Homicides in Scotland fall to lowest total on record Police Scotland said attempted murders and serious assaults were also at their lowest levels in recent years The Times - Subscription at source 10/6/2025 News Police feature in complaints to territory ombudsman AUSTRALIA: More than 40 per cent of complaints to a crime-troubled territory's ombudsman have been made against police and the prison system. Some prisoners can't even lay complaints due to prison lockdowns or being held in watchhouses, Northern Territory Acting Ombudsman Candice Maclean has told a parliamentary estimates hearing. Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro defended the reintroduction of spit hoods for youths in custody at the hearing on Tuesday, saying her government was delivering on an election process to crackdown on crime and protect officers. South Coast Register (Australia) 10/6/2025 News Anthony Albanese resists calls for federal intervention into two aboriginal deaths in Northern Territory police custody AUSTRALIA: Anthony Albanese has pushed back against calls for a federal intervention following two Aboriginal deaths in custody, which has left a Northern Territory community in "deep shock". Sky News 10/6/2025 News Terrorism laws will give gardaí ‘ability to respond to domestic and cross-border threats’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: New laws aimed at combatting terrorism will be brought to Cabinet on Tuesday that will give An Garda Síochána the ability to “respond to both domestic and cross-border terrorist threats”. The minister for justice, Jim O’Callaghan, will seek approval from ministers for the new Terrorist Offences Bill, allowing for the prosecution of a broader range of terrorist activities. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 10/6/2025 News Police force must improve call response times Warwickshire Police must improve how fast it responds to 999 and 101 calls, the policing watchdog has said. A report by His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) found whilst the force's call handling had improved since its last inspection in 2022, inspectors still had "serious concerns" about how quickly officers responded once the calls had been answered. BBC 10/6/2025 News HMICFRS inspection findings – June 2025 Today, Tuesday 10 June, His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has published its findings from a PEEL (Police Effectiveness, Efficiency and Legitimacy) Inspection of Warwickshire Police. The report follows an inspection from November 2024 to January 2025 and identifies areas of good work and progress on challenges, while also highlighting areas for further improvement. The report’s gradings found us to be ‘good’ in two areas, ‘adequate’ in three, ‘requiring improvement’ in three and ‘inadequate’ in one. Warwickshire Police 10/6/2025 News Force’s intervention hub with specialist skills praised but turning up to incidents an issue PEEL inspection also finds that Warwickshire officers with more than five years’ service were becoming disillusioned and felt the force didn’t value their skills. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/6/2025 News «645646647648649650651652653Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
