Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115327 total results. Showing results 14481 to 14500 «721722723724725726727728729Next ›Last » Former NZ top cop tapped to lead Victoria police reveals plan for solving state’s ‘crime issues AUSTRALIA: Incoming chief commissioner Mike Bush, a self-described ‘outsider’ pick, says he will prioritise prevention and increased police visibility. The Guardian 6/5/2025 News Two top job openings in UK policing get one applicant each Candidates for Merseyside chief constable and Met deputy commissioner set to be appointed without competition The Guardian 6/5/2025 News Text message ‘nudge’ study shows policing’s potential key role in drug offender recovery New research exploring the impact of a police-sent, low-cost text message ‘nudge’ reminding Class A drugs offenders to attend a mandatory drug assessment has highlighted the increased chances of helping offenders to “make it through the door” towards treatment, improving compliance and potentially reducing recidivism and offending, reports Policing Insight’s Keith Potter. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/5/2025 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Federation management using Appendix 9 notices ‘to silence critics’ independent review hears Panel says Federation management should not be involved in internal disciplinary cases and recommends system similar to British Medical Association. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/5/2025 News New face mask law based on whether a garda ‘reasonably suspects’ criminal intent REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Legislation being brought in by Minister of Justice to Cabinet prompted by far-right tactics, but will have wider reach. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 6/5/2025 News PSNI laying groundwork for proposed new state-of-the-art police college in Co Down The first signs have been shown that the PSNI are laying groundwork for their proposed new state-of-the-art police college in Holywood, Co Down. Belfast Telegraph - Subscription at source 6/5/2025 News BTP becomes first police force to launch remote ‘drone in a box’ capability British Transport Police (BTP) has launched its groundbreaking new remote ‘drone in a box’ capability, becoming the first police force to operationalise this advanced drone technology to better keep the public safe and reduce disruption. Emergency Services Times 6/5/2025 News Police Scotland officers trained on technology that can prevent and tackle rural theft Police Scotland officers tackling rural crime across the country have taken part in new training as part of nation-wide crime crackdown. Emergency Services Times 6/5/2025 News Nottinghamshire PCC announces temporary Chief Constable The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Nottinghamshire has announced a temporary change of leadership at Nottinghamshire Police. Emergency Services Times 6/5/2025 News Dr Amanda Davies on simulation-based learning for police education (Part 2) Dr. Amanda Davies discusses her work on simulation-based learning for police education, focusing on a special issue she is guest editing for Oxford University Press. The conversation explores the importance of simulation in training police officers, the global perspectives on its application, and the diverse ways it can enhance police education. PolicingTV 6/5/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Iranian terror attack ‘hours from being launched’ before being foiled by police Eight arrested in UK’s biggest separate anti-terror operations for years, says Home Secretary Yvette Cooper The Standard 5/5/2025 News Meeting hears of ‘crisis’ in local Garda numbers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A "crisis" in the number of Gardai in Westmeath was highlighted during the April monthly meeting of Westmeath County Council on Monday, 28 April. Westmeath Topic (Republic of Ireland) 5/5/2025 News Police given more time to question seven held in two counter-terror operations The Home Secretary said the cases reflect the biggest counter state threat and counter terrorism operations in recent years. The Independent 5/5/2025 News Gardaí say urgent work needed to improve conditions at garda dog unit kennels REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: While they're better known for sniffing out crime, the shelter used for the Garda Dog Unit in Dublin has been described as in need of “urgent” works to improve the conditions for the canines and their human partners. The Garda Representative Association (GRA) has described the unit at Kilmainham Garda Station as having “poor hygiene conditions” and “inadequate facilities” for human and animal alike. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 5/5/2025 News London Police vow to have female officers make up one third of its workforce by 2030 CANADA: With 25 per cent women officers, London police ranks second in Ontario for female representation CBC News (Canada) 5/5/2025 News Former top cop Christine Nixon says Mike Bush is a good choice for Commissioner AUSTRALIA: Victoria is about to get a new top cop. The former head of the New Zealand police force Mike Bush is set to be named as Victoria's Police chief commissioner after Rick Nugent stepped down last month. Former commissioner Christine Nixon told Sharnelle and Bob that Bush is a calm and focussed choice. "It'll take him a little bit, [our] systems are a bit different, terminology might be different, but he'll have good people around him and he'll get to the task pretty quick." ABC Listen (Australia) 5/5/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion Terror attack on UK was ‘hours away’ as police thwart plot with raids across Britain The UK came just hours away from suffering terror attack before a major raid thwarted the plot, a report has claimed. LBC 5/5/2025 News Community safety and well-being: A transformative shift for Canadian policing CANADA: The traditional policing model in Canada, with its focus on patrol, rapid response to service calls, and investigations, cast the police as the community’s professional defence against crime and disorder. Blue Line (Canada) 5/5/2025 Analysis, Feature Anger as Gardaí who qualified for Armed Support Unit two years ago still await deployment REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A number of highly trained officers have effectively been “left on the shelf” according to the Garda union The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 5/5/2025 News Australia’s quiet counter-terrorism wins are being missed: That’s a problem Victoria’s Supreme Court recently decided to keep Abdul Nacer Benbrika – Australia’s most notorious terrorist – under an extended supervision order, after police surveillance highlighted his continuing radical intent; but the lack of coverage of the case has prompted warnings from Dr John Coyne, Henry Campbell and Justin Bassi of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), who argue that such successes should help to reassure the public that Australia’s counter-terrorism policy is working well. 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