Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100663 total results. Showing results 13361 to 13380 «665666667668669670671672673Next ›Last » Lawless Victorian teens breaching bail every three hours AUSTRALIA: Victorian youths aged between 12 and 17 breached bail close to 2800 times last year — once every three hours — data obtained exclusively by the Herald Sun shows. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 12/6/2024 News Sacked cops fighting to get jobs back after Covid jab ruling AUSTRALIA: Police officers sacked after refusing to get the Covid-19 vaccination during the height of the pandemic say they have been left in limbo as they battle to get their jobs back. The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 12/6/2024 News Met Police accused of using human rights law to block Trooping the Colour protest Republic said the Met Police had cited the European Convention on Human Rights as justification for closing down protest The Standard 12/6/2024 News AI and driver fatigue: Enhancing officer wellness and safety In the latest in a series of articles exploring the opportunities and challenges presented to police by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI), Chief Philip Lukens explores the potential for improving officer safety, wellbeing and performance though the use of AI systems to detect fatigue in police drivers. Policing Insight - Registration at source 12/6/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Secret documents reveal WA police still pushing for alcohol restrictions across regional towns AUSTRALIA: The West Australian Police Force's top brass are again pushing the state's liquor authorities to restrict the sale of alcohol across more than two dozen regional towns in a bid to crack down on violent crime. ABC News (Australia) 12/6/2024 News WA Police imposing new firearm limits in ‘presumptive’ move that it will become law AUSTRALIA: WA Police are imposing gun limits that have not been legislated — warning new firearm applicants that their forms will be rejected under reforms being debated in Parliament. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 12/6/2024 News Police are frustrated with mental health callouts – here’s how to reduce their involvement and improve support NEW ZEALAND: Jurisdictions around the world are struggling with the growing number of police callouts to respond to people in mental health distress. New Zealand is no exception. The Conversation 12/6/2024 Analysis, Feature Dad pepper-sprayed during violence in garda station after arrest at Grafton Street McDonald’s, court hears REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A father of three had to be pepper-sprayed when he became violent in a garda station after being arrested for “lunging” at customers trying to eat in a McDonald’s. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 12/6/2024 News ACC Chris Davison: History of women in policing and pioneering female officer Edith Smith Assistant Chief Constable Chris Davison discusses the history of women in policing, his personal connection to a pioneering female officer, and his journey to becoming a police officer. PolicingTV 12/6/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Over 100 veterans found ‘safe and well’ during protocol pilot in GMP Chief Inspector Mark Mangnall told the Missing Person’s Conference that the Single Veterans Pathway included as part of this protocol shows there is also an emphasise on reducing veterans going missing in the first place. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/6/2024 News How an ‘anti-woke’ UK police chief turned around a failing force in just three years Stephen Watson inherited Greater Manchester Police in disarray, but his back-to-basics approach has achieved impressive results The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/6/2024 News Thousands of violent crime suspects at large despite police having evidence to arrest them Half of the nation’s police forces have released figures to the Mirror, showing they failed to arrest a total of 5,306 suspects for recent and historical crimes - some going back as far as 20 years Mirror 11/6/2024 News New initiative in Torquay gives police additional powers to tackle ASB The new PSPO means officers or enforcement staff can now remove alcohol from people who are drinking within the defined zone. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/6/2024 News Record 197 football banning orders handed to fans over incidents at matches in London last season Most of those fans are banned from travelling to Germany, where security is being ramped up ahead of the start of Euro 2024. Sky News 11/6/2024 News One man arrested and garda car tyres slashed during Clonmel anti-migrant housing protest REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The man was arrested and a garda car was attacked in two separate incidents at the same site today, where a protest is ongoing. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 11/6/2024 News ‘Real risk’ that senior operational leaders will quit Police Scotland en masse over pension changes Members of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents (ASPS) voted unanimously on Tuesday to notify a dispute to Police Scotland and the Scottish Police Authority. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/6/2024 News Former police officer charged with rape A former Kent Police officer has been charged with rape, sexual assault and misconduct in a public office. Jamie Woodhams, 51, from Ashford is charged with six counts of rape and one count of sexual assault, Kent Police said. BBC 11/6/2024 News Investigation underway after a man dies following contact with West Yorkshire Police The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has begun investigating the circumstances surrounding an incident in Stanningley, Leeds, in which a man died following contact with West Yorkshire Police (WYP) officers. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 11/6/2024 News Police delay in responding to fatal hit and run near Benneydale NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that Police failed to respond appropriately to an emergency call reporting that a pedestrian had been hit by a car near Benneydale. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 11/6/2024 Report PSNI ‘used laptop to monitor journalists’ phones’ A unit within the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) monitored journalists' and lawyers' phones on a dedicated laptop computer to avoid proper scrutiny, a former assistant chief constable has claimed. BBC 11/6/2024 News «665666667668669670671672673Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
