Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115263 total results. Showing results 13041 to 13060 «649650651652653654655656657Next ›Last » Public trust in gardaí now at 89% – report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A new garda report shows that 700 body-worn cameras are now in operation across five stations in divisions in Dublin, Limerick, and Waterford, while 15,000 mobility devices have also been issued to gardaí. That’s according to the ‘Transforming An Garda Síochána 2018-2024’ report which is published today, Monday, by Garda Headquarters. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 9/6/2025 News Garda vehicle numbers rise to more than 3,600 after force transformation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána has the largest fleet of vehicles in its history as well as new technology systems following what has been described as the biggest ever shake-up to the force. Following a transformation process which started in 2018, an information-led policing approach has seen the issue of 15,000 mobility devices which minimise the time it takes to retrieve information. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 9/6/2025 News Transforming An Garda Síochána Report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: This report sets out the journey of transformation and growth taken by An Garda Síochána since the publication of the Report of the Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland (CoFPI) in 2018. Guided by the ten key reforming principles of the CoFPI report, An Garda Síochána embarked on a broad programme of reform that has encompassed our entire organisation, from operational structures and systems to governance and standards. An Garda Síochána 9/6/2025 Report Trust in force high and fleet at its largest, says garda report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has launched a report outlining what he says is how gardaí have been transformed over the past seven years under his stewardship. The report entitled 'Transforming An Garda Síochána 2018-2024' says a wide range of significant changes have been rolled out while Commissioner Harris was in his role. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 9/6/2025 News Northern Territory Police Force – King’s Birthday Honours 2025 AUSTRALIA: Congratulations to former member Commander Daniel Bacon who has been named today as a recipient of the Australian Police Medal (APM) as part of the 2025 King’s Birthday Australian Honours List. Commander Bacon’s distinguished 38-year career with Northern Territory Police Force spans frontline service across Alice Springs, Tennant Creek, Kulgera, Timber Creek, Katherine and Darwin. Since joining as a cadet in 1987 and graduating as a constable, he has progressed through a wide variety of operational roles, culminating in his promotion to commander in 2015. Northern Territory Police Fire & Emergency Services 9/6/2025 News Police honoured on King’s Birthday AUSTRALIA: Four diligent Western Australia Police Force officers have had their hard work rewarded with Australian Police Medals in the 2025 King’s Birthday honours Western Australia Police Force 9/6/2025 News Police officers and emergency services honoured with prestigious Australian Police Medal and Emergency Service Medal AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is proud to celebrate the remarkable achievements of several officers and emergency services members who have been awarded one of the highest honours in Australian policing – the Australian Police Medal (APM) and the Emergency Service Medal (ESM). myPolice - Queensland Police News 9/6/2025 News National recognition for three experienced officers AUSTRALIA: Three outstanding South Australia Police (SAPOL) officers have been acknowledged with Australian Police Medals (APM) in the 2025 King’s Birthday honours. Assistant Commissioner Ian Parrott, Superintendent Craig Wall, and Detective Senior Sergeant Rebecca Hughes are recognised for their dedication to policing and a collective 109 years of service. The APM recognises meritorious contributions to an Australian police service and is presented by the Governor-General. Commissioner of Police Grant Stevens APM LEM congratulated the three APM recipients on receiving this significant honour. South Australia Police 9/6/2025 News Community, COVID-19 and counter terrorism: AFP duo recognised in King’s Birthday Honours AUSTRALIA: Two AFP members have been honoured for their dedication, leadership and commitment to law enforcement in the King’s Birthday Honours today (9 June, 2025). Assistant Commissioner Peter Crozier and Detective Leading Senior Constable Kylie Hemiak were awarded the Australian Police Medal (APM) for their outstanding service. Assistant Commissioner Crozier and Detective Leading Senior Constable Hemiak share 69 years of AFP service across areas including community policing, international deployments, the response to COVID-19, counter terrorism and global disaster responses including the Bali Bombings and the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 9/6/2025 News Rachel Reeves in standoff over policing and council budgets days before spending review Chancellor still at negotiating table on Sunday as Home Office demands more cash The Guardian 9/6/2025 News Predicting police contact: Exploring the impact of legal cynicism on residents’ willingness to contact the police Research on legal cynicism – the perception that the law and law enforcement officers are illegitimate, unresponsive, and ill-equipped – reveals a complex and heavily nuanced relationship between civilians’ perceptions of the police and their engagement with police services. While legal cynicism is said to reduce civilian crime reporting, it has not always been shown to dissuade civilians from contacting the police for help. Drawing upon data from the United States 2020 Police-Public Contact Survey, this study establishes legal cynicism as a facet of residents’ cultural repertories about the law and the legal system (i.e., a ‘toolkit’ residents draw on to guide their behaviour). Legal cynicism predisposes an unwillingness to contact the police for help in the future. This study grounds past scholarship by utilizing a specific measure for the three facets of legal cynicism, offers critical insight into the evolution of legal cynicism, and argues for practitioners to expand upon procedural justice strategies to improve police-community relations. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 9/6/2025 Research article PSA joins with Police Federation in messaging ahead of the Comprehensive Spending Review announcement On Monday 9th June, PSA President Nick Smart and Acting Deputy Chair of the Police Federation, Tiffany Lynch published a joint message in the Telegraph, in advance of the Comprehensive Spending Review announcement for 2025. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 9/6/2025 News Fed up NSW cops call time on ‘babysitting’ prisoners AUSTRALIA: NSW Police will refuse all prisoner management and transport jobs that are the responsibility of NSW Corrective Services or Juvenile Justice in a bold new move. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 9/6/2025 News Four charged with money laundering millions as police dismantle part of alleged ‘elaborate’ crime ring AUSTRALIA: Police have charged four people allegedly involved in an "elaborate" multi-million dollar money laundering scheme that smuggled cash and washed millions of dollars through Australian businesses. ABC News (Australia) 9/6/2025 News Police to get ‘above-inflation budget rise’ after 11th-hour spending review wrangling in Cabinet The expected increase to police budgets comes after two senior policing figures publicly warned the Chancellor that the service is “broken” and forces are left with no choice but to cut staff to save money. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2025 News Over 160 cars pulled over as Invercargill police crackdown on antisocial driving behaviour NEW ZEALAND: A police operation targeting antisocial driving behaviour in Invercargill has resulted in multiple vehicles being issued infringements and ordered off the road. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 9/6/2025 News Miscarriages of justice more likely due to forensic science crisis, report finds Inquiry warns of rising risk in England and Wales of biased investigations, wrongful convictions and cases collapsing due to missing evidence The Guardian 9/6/2025 News Interview: call handler who quit Met over colleague’s ‘slut’ remark Issy Vine, who last year quit the Metropolitan Police as a 999 call handler, tells Police Oracle why she felt she could no longer carry out her job. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion Summit on reducing knife crime to be held in Scotland after violence reduction unit fund rise First Minister John Swinney will host a summit on reducing youth violence across Scotland in a bid to prevent knife crime. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2025 News Thefts and public order offences dropping in Wexford town according to Garda stats REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Despite very vocal concerns being expressed about crime, anti-social behaviour and open drug-dealing in Wexford town centre, statistics published by the Wexford Garda Division have shown a marked decrease across a number of different headings. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 9/6/2025 News «649650651652653654655656657Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
