Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115265 total results. Showing results 13181 to 13200 «656657658659660661662663664Next ›Last » Australia New Zealand Principles for Mental Health and Wellbeing in Policing OCEANIA: These Principles represent policing’s commitment to our people, to their health and wellbeing and to the safety of the communities we serve. Context: A safe and supportive workplace actively seeks to minimise psychosocial risks and hazards and proactively responds to support people in need. A mentally healthy workplace is one that promotes a positive culture toward health and wellbeing in an environment free of stigma and discrimination. We recognise that policing comes with inherent physical, emotional, and psychosocial risks. However, we are committed to providing a safe and supportive workplace where integrated wellbeing is valued and prioritised. Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) 5/6/2025 Report Why law and order has become the focus of the 2025 state budget AUSTRALIA: If you asked South Australians what they'd like to see in this year's state budget, it's likely their answer would touch on housing or cost-of-living relief. ABC News (Australia) 5/6/2025 Analysis, Feature Budget Statement AUSTRALIA: Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has welcomed the significant funding boost for additional resources and equipment provided in the State Budget. South Australia Police 5/6/2025 News Researching and responding to radicalisation and terrorism With the radicalisation of Muslim youth a continuing concern for governments, communities and counter-terrorism policing, Birmingham City University Senior Lecturer Dr Lily Hamourtziadou, University of Salford Lecturer Dr Anna Kruglova, and Detective Superintendent Matt Davison, national lead for the Identify strand of Prevent, explore three non-violent ways to counter radicalisation and terrorism that combine moral and practical approaches to security. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/6/2025 Analysis, Feature Fleet of ‘police buses’ rolled out in Auckland to drive recruitment NEW ZEALAND: A fleet of "police buses" has rolled out across Auckland to drive recruitment into the force. 1 News (New Zealand) 5/6/2025 News Boost to promote 61016 on rail network as new livery unveiled GB Railfreight (GBRf), a UK transporter of goods for businesses and consumers, has unveiled a special livery for one of its locomotives in collaboration with British Transport Police (BTP) at Waterloo Station. Emergency Services Times 5/6/2025 News Rape victims can challenge CPS if cases dropped under pilot scheme Exclusive: Trial giving right to request review of evidence by different prosecutor could be extended to all of England and Wales The Guardian 5/6/2025 News Telefónica Tech: How Leicestershire Police is transforming digital forensics and reducing backlogs This webinar discusses the transformation of digital forensics in law enforcement, focusing on the challenges faced by traditional methods and the innovative solutions provided by Telefónica Tech and Magnet Forensics. Detective Constable Anthony Jones, a digital forensics specialist with Leicestershire Police’s Cyber Crime Team, shares how the blueprint is being deployed and share their transformation journey. He was joined by Marc Lees from Magnet Forensics, who demonstrated how solutions like AUTOMATE and REVIEW are improving workflows, accelerating case turnaround, and supporting operational decision-making. PolicingTV 5/6/2025 Advertisement, Feature, Video Statement from the Police Federation of England and Wales on the Lorne Castle case We are deeply concerned by Dorset Police’s decision to publish without context footage. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 4/6/2025 News Enhanced autism training recommended for officers following physical removal of autistic woman from shop The Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland has recommended that police officers receive an enhancement to their training to improve how they respond to members of the public who are autistic and may have individual communication needs. Police Professional 4/6/2025 News More drink-drivers caught in NI than ten years ago, figures show More motorists in Northern Ireland are being caught drink-driving than a decade ago, new figures reveal. Police Professional 4/6/2025 News Youth workers in London custody centres stop 90% reoffending, says report Scheme aims to exploit ‘teachable moment’, when someone is wavering between criminality and turning their back on violence The Guardian 4/6/2025 News PM warned he will miss target to halve violence against women without urgent investment The Prime Minister has been warned he is on course to miss his own target of halving violence against women and girls, as vital support services are being “pushed to the brink” by funding cuts and soaring costs. Victims' Commissioner 4/6/2025 News Wexford Gardaí have revealed that 100% of all vehicles used on the front line here are electric REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Wexford Gardaí have revealed that 100% of all vehicles used on the front line here are electric. South East Radio (Republic of Ireland) 4/6/2025 News Police and fire chiefs warn of need for more investment ahead of Spending Review A week before the Chancellor publishes her Spending Review, where she sets out the budgets for public services over the next three years, police and fire chiefs have set out the case for deeper investment in the frontline to ensure infrastructure as well as innovation is properly funded. Emergency Services Times 4/6/2025 News Garda roads policing numbers hit historic low of 618 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Steady decline recorded since 2009, when 1,046 gardaí were assigned to road policing duties. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 4/6/2025 News Ex-officer cleared of perjury in police tribunal A former police inspector has been cleared of perjury over evidence he gave at an employment tribunal which found there was an "absolute boys' club" in a Police Scotland firearms unit. BBC 4/6/2025 News Council of Europe Police Network calls for concrete action on gender-based violence EUROPE: Tanja Rakusic-Hadzic, Head of the Secretariat of the Council of Europe Network of Police Authorities, and Ambassador Tanja Gonggrijp, Chair of the Committee of the Parties to the Istanbul Convention, presented the conclusions and recommendations of the 2025 annual conference, “From Standards to Action: The Role of Law Enforcement in Preventing Femicides and Violence Against Women”, to the Rapporteur Group on Legal Co-operation (GR-J). Council of Europe 4/6/2025 News How the world’s most feared drug cartels are waging war in Europe Rising demand for cocaine has pushed shootouts by ‘gangster nurseries’ onto the streets of Paris, Madrid and beyond The Times - Subscription at source 4/6/2025 Feature Cops and hotlists: Balancing security and privacy with ALPR technology Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) technology is quickly becoming an essential tool in modern policing, offering efficiency and enhanced investigative capabilities. However, its rapid adoption has outpaced regulatory frameworks, leading to privacy concerns. This qualitative study examines the privacy implications of ALPR deployment through interviews with high-level law enforcement users and policymakers and representatives from Flock Safety, a leading ALPR company. The data highlights the gaps in standardization and oversight by agencies. Initial findings suggest that while ALPR systems are technologically accurate and provide undeniable law enforcement benefits, the absence of clear policies and operating standards has led to questions of potential misuse. The study underscores the need for comprehensive legal frameworks and transparent operational guidelines to balance public safety with civil liberties. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles - Subscription at source 4/6/2025 Research article «656657658659660661662663664Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
