Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115360 total results. Showing results 14921 to 14940 «743744745746747748749750751Next ›Last » Everything we know about prison early releases Russell Webster reviews the latest round of Standard Determinate Sentence (SDS40) Release Data Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/4/2025 News Landmark ban on ‘SIM farms’ as UK steps up fight against fraud The UK will become the first country in Europe to ban the possession and supply of ‘SIM farms’ – technical devices used to defraud the public. Police Professional 24/4/2025 News Music played out loud on public transport should face £1,000 fines – Lib Dems Music played out loud on buses and public transport should result in £1,000 fines for perpetrators, the Liberal Democrats have demanded. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/4/2025 News Smith’s Alberta government unveils promised mandatory addiction treatment law CANADA: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s government has introduced promised legislation to allow for people to be forced into addiction treatment facilities. Blue Line (Canada) 24/4/2025 News Cocaine is killing more people in Newfoundland and Labrador than fentanyl, police say CANADA: Highly potent cocaine is circulating in Newfoundland and Labrador, and police said the drug is killing more people than fentanyl. Blue Line (Canada) 24/4/2025 News Mastering the “tap and rack”: How to clear a jammed semi-auto CANADA: I recently attended an outdoor range event where participants had the chance to shoot a variety of firearms. Blue Line (Canada) 24/4/2025 Feature World Police Summit 2025: Beyond the Badge – Envision the next era of policing The World Police Summit 2025, supported by Policing Insight as media partner, is to take place in Dubai this May, bringing together thought leaders, law enforcement professionals, and global speakers from over 100 countries. Register your place today! Policing Insight 24/4/2025 Advertisement, Feature Police bureaucratization and ‘selectivity’ of law enforcement: digging deeper into senior officers’ occupational attitudes Limited studies explore how police bureaucratic frameworks shape officers’ discretionary power. Based on bureaucratic management and institutional theories, we examine the influence of bureaucratization on police officers’ disposition toward selective enforcement. Using a phenomenological design, we conducted semi-structured interviews with 23 senior Kenya Police Service (KPS) officers and analyzed the data thematically. We find that rigid hierarchical structures, structural complexities, formalized procedures, and centralized command systems often constrain discretionary policing. Selective enforcement, while usually indispensable in resource-limited policing contexts like Kenya, remains an unofficial and precarious practice due to institutional and public expectations. Furthermore, the inherent discretionary nature of selective enforcement may intersect adversely with public perceptions of corruption, especially when operational decisions are not transparently communicated. Within the limitations of this study, we argue for balanced reforms that enhance accountability while preserving operational flexibility to improve police responsiveness. The findings have broader relevance for police reforms in similarly structured jurisdictions globally. Police Practice and Research - Subscription at source 24/4/2025 Research article Situation awareness in active shooter events Active shooter events require swift action. This study examines situation awareness during these incidents, focusing on how officers transition from less confrontational approaches to more confrontational, life-saving tactics. Using qualitative research based on observations from six active shooter training exercises, the study highlights key factors such as information, experience, and shared mental models that influence situation awareness. The findings reveal that while officers are willing to take risks, they often struggle to adopt the necessary speed and dominance needed to neutralize the threat effectively. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 24/4/2025 Research article Man arrested on money laundering suspicion after Gardai seize €600k in cash REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The man was arrested pursuant in relation to facilitating and enhancing money laundering activities for an organised crime group. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 24/4/2025 News Targeting ‘micro areas’ through hotspot policing can reduce crime city-wide, says new research A new study of a two-year hotspot policing approach in Dallas, Texas, has found that targeting a small number of ‘micro areas’ not only cut crime in those places but reduced crime city-wide, with researchers suggesting the approach offers an ideal, scalable solution to target violent crime – particularly for forces facing officer shortages – as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/4/2025 Analysis, Feature Understanding and addressing fraud against children and young people: An action plan Crest was commissioned by the Police STAR Fund to understand the scale, nature and impact of fraud victimisation of children and young people (CYP) in partnership with the City of London Police. This is the first comprehensive study of online fraud victimisation among CYP in England and Wales and our evidence-based action plan is intended to improve the response to fraud. Crest Advisory 24/4/2025 Report Former officer dismissed for inappropriate sexual behaviour A former Sussex Police officer has been dismissed after she sexually assaulted two colleagues by inappropriate touching and made sexual comments towards them while off duty. Police Professional 24/4/2025 News PSNI pilots new ‘virtual officer’ online service for victims The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is piloting a new video-call service that will be offered to victims of crime as an alternative to telephone resolution or in-person attendance. Police Professional 24/4/2025 News IOPC confirm Norfolk staff member faces misconduct allegations over 999 call handling The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has confirmed a Norfolk member of staff will face misconduct allegations over their handling of a 999 call before four people were found dead at a property in Costessey. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/4/2025 News Reducing reoffending evidence synthesis RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: This synthesis provides an overview of evidence on what works to reduce reoffending, updating evidence previously published by the MOJ in 2013 and 2014. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 24/4/2025 Report The major parties have announced their plans to address domestic and family violence. How do they stack up? AUSTRALIA: In the past week, at least seven women have been killed in Australia, allegedly by men. These deaths have occurred in different contexts – across state borders, communities and relationships. But are united by one truth: they are part of the ongoing national crisis of men’s violence against women and children. The Conversation 24/4/2025 Analysis, Feature NT coroner to deliver long-awaited findings about police shooting of Kumanjayi Walker AUSTRALIA: The long-awaited coroner's findings into the death of an Aboriginal man shot by a Northern Territory police officer in 2019 will be handed down on June 10, 2025. ABC News (Australia) 24/4/2025 News Findings loom on Indigenous teen fatally shot by police AUSTRALIA: A coroner will return to the outback to hand down her findings into the death of an Indigenous teenager shot by a police officer during a botched arrest. The Canberra Times (Australia) 24/4/2025 News Police crackdown on ‘senseless gang violence’ in two NZ regions NEW ZEALAND: A "significant operation" is underway across Tairāwhiti and Hawke’s Bay in relation to gang activity, police say. 1 News (New Zealand) 24/4/2025 News «743744745746747748749750751Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
