Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102936 total results. Showing results 14721 to 14740 «733734735736737738739740741Next ›Last » ‘Displeased’ | Garda detective back at work despite failing roadside breathalyser REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An armed garda detective crashed his squad car and failed a roadside breathalyser but is now back working at his unit because he escaped a criminal conviction. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 7/7/2024 News Curfew being considered after off-duty NT police officers allegedly assaulted by 20 youths in Alice Springs AUSTRALIA: The NT's police minister says a second curfew in Alice Springs is being considered after four off-duty police officers were allegedly assaulted on Sunday morning by a group of around 20 youths. ABC News (Australia) 7/7/2024 News ‘Horrific Crimes’ | Staggering 26,000 domestic abuse reports made to gardaí since beginning of June REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: "Red flags that we see is the abuser doesn’t show a true reflection of themselves at the beginning. The victim becomes less and less in contact with family and friends.” Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 7/7/2024 News Met Police officer who guarded senior royals returns to work despite sex abuse claims A Met Police officer who guarded senior royals before his wife accused him of domestic and sexual abuse appears to have returned to work. The woman, who has not been named, reported him for forcing rough sex on her, assaulting her and psychologically abusing her during their 10-year marriage. Metro 7/7/2024 News AFP warning over rise in Nitazene opioids found in street drugs AUSTRALIA: Australian police are cracking down on deadly drugs that have been cut with the synthetic opioid Nitazene, after four people died from suspected overdoses. Federal Police Commander Paula Hudson wants everyone to be aware of the dangers of consuming Nitazenes, which is 1000 times more potent than morphine. News.com.au (Australia) 7/7/2024 News Home Secretary launches new Border Security Command Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has today set out the first steps to establishing a new UK Border Security Command (BSC). Home Office 7/7/2024 News Police ‘answering calls faster than before’ – PCC says Calls to Gloucestershire Police are being answered "quicker than they have ever been", the county's Police and Crime Commissioner has said. The latest figures from the office of the PCC (OPCC) show 999 calls last month were answered in just over six seconds on average, while the average wait for a 101 call has gone down from more than six minutes last year to one minute. BBC 7/7/2024 News The chilling case of Paul Reynolds must never happen again AUSTRALIA: The chilling case of Paul Reynolds, a former senior officer with Tasmania Police, who was found by an independent review to have groomed more than 50 boys over his 30-year career, reinforces the urgent need for systemic change within law enforcement to prevent such horrors from ever occurring again. The Examiner (Australia) - Subscription at source 6/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Met Police officer who has guarded senior royals faces criminal investigation over allegations of domestic and sexual abuse made by his estranged wife A police officer who has guarded senior royals is facing a criminal investigation over allegations of domestic and sexual abuse made by his estranged wife. She has told officers he forced her into rough sex, assaulted her and psychologically abused her throughout their ten-year marriage. Mail Online 6/7/2024 News Dozens of vehicles stopped in rural crime crackdown Almost 50 vehicles were stopped and searched as part of a night-time operation targeting crime in the countryside. Cumbria Police teams were joined by rural volunteers during Operation Checkpoint on Monday. BBC 6/7/2024 News Garda Commissioner takes High Court case against Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch and the DPP REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris is taking a High Court case against Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch and the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP). Recent court filings show Harris is also suing longtime Hutch associates Paul Murphy and Jason Bonney. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 6/7/2024 News Lay person’s and psychology officers’ beliefs about memory, investigative interviewing and deception detection: data from Malaysia It is very typical for people to think that the understanding of psychological phenomena is a matter of common sense. In many parts of the world, the general public and even some professional groups, often express commonly held beliefs about topics in psychology that are not in line with up-to-date scientific literature. To date, comparable data from Malaysia is lacking. In this study, 101 psychology officers serving the Ministry of Home Affairs as well as 130 student and community members in Malaysia completed a survey on beliefs about human memory, detecting lies and police interviews. Generally, participants possessed beliefs that were not in line with current psychological research, which is consistent with findings from many parts of the world. This study serves as an important gauge of the advancement of the field in this region. Psychology Crime and Law 6/7/2024 Research article West Midlands Police seize 155 banned dogs in less than three months as scores of owners charged WMP revealed that 36 owners have been charged with possession of a banned dog, under the Dangerous Dog’s Act 1991, in the last three-years Birmingham Mail 6/7/2024 News Police Federation is blasted by ex-cops after saying name of new ITV comedy ‘Piglets’ is ‘disgusting’ and ‘offensive’ – as former officers tell service bosses to ‘get a grip… it’s a joke’ The Police Federation has been blasted by ex-cops after saying the name of new ITV comedy 'Piglets' is 'disgusting' and 'offensive' - as former officers tell service bosses to 'get a grip... it's a joke'. Fictional television series 'Piglets' is set in a police training college and follows a group of new recruits. However, the name of the new ITV show - airing on July 20 - has caused a stir with the Police Federation which released a statement slamming it yesterday. Mail Online 6/7/2024 News Target of suspected foreign interference plot Vicky Xu says AFP cut off contact after assault complaint and ‘you guys suck’ tweet AUSTRALIA: An Australian citizen and critic of the Chinese government, who the federal police identified as the potential target of a suspected foreign interference campaign, says the agency cut official contact with her after she complained about an alleged assault by its officers and posted on X, "you guys suck". Journalist and researcher Vicky Xu has been the subject of intense harassment since authoring a report for the Australian Strategic Policy Institute in 2020. ABC News (Australia) - Subscription at source 6/7/2024 News ‘It’s like watching a TV drama’: what happens when police go rogue – and get caught? At the Metropolitan police misconduct hearings officers face charges of drunkenness, racism and improper sexual relations. Can the force ever clean up its act? The Guardian 6/7/2024 Feature AFP makes a wave with new underwater crime scene program AUSTRALIA: In an Australian first, the AFP is advancing its forensic capabilities with the rollout of a new program aimed to enhance evidence collection from aquatic crime scenes. The underwater search and evidence recovery (USER) program provides training and techniques to AFP police divers for the recovery of crucial forensic evidence from submerged items including murder weapons, vehicles or bodies. AFP Forensics officer Dr Eva Bruenisholz, who helped create the AFP program, said there was a common misconception that forensic evidence was washed away if an object or person was underwater. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 6/7/2024 News Gold stolen in Toronto airport heist now likely overseas, police admit CANADA: Peel Regional Police have quietly conceded that millions in gold stolen from Toronto Pearson Airport in April 2023 was likely quickly smuggled out of Canada to the Middle East or South Asia. CBC News (Canada) 6/7/2024 News The closing-time trick used by ‘smurfs’ to launder money in NZ’s banks NEW ZEALAND: Money laundering in New Zealand amounts to well over a billion dollars a year, but some of the techniques used are extremely basic, new research has revealed. 1 News (New Zealand) 6/7/2024 News Federal police employee accused of serious family violence offences AUSTRALIA: A member of the Australian Federal Police has been accused of serious family violence after an incident in Gungahlin. The Canberra Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 6/7/2024 News «733734735736737738739740741Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
