Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115360 total results. Showing results 14941 to 14960 «744745746747748749750751752Next ›Last » More than €3.5 million spent on advertising, PR and communications for Gardai over past two years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Much of the spending took place as part of an ongoing recruitment drive to bring the number of police officers in the state to at least 15,000 Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 24/4/2025 News A trend analysis of the terrorist attacks targeted against the police in Nigeria Terrorist attacks targeting police officers in Nigeria resulted in the deaths of more than 900 officers between 2009 and 2022; Dr Usman A. Ojedokun, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at Nigeria’s University of Ibadan, looks at the statistics behind the attacks, the groups carrying them out, the weapons they use, and the lessons to learn from the current trends. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/4/2025 Analysis, Feature Police officers who fail background checks to be automatically dismissed under new plans Police officers who fail background checks will be automatically dismissed, under new measures announced in parliament to boost public confidence in policing. Emergency Services Times 24/4/2025 News Former Sussex Police officer dismissed after she sexually assaulted two colleagues A former Sussex Police officer has been dismissed after she sexually assaulted two colleagues by inappropriate touching and making sexual comments towards them while off duty. Emergency Services Times 24/4/2025 News Major step for fraud prevention with landmark ban on SIM farms 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. Home Office 24/4/2025 News Lance Valcour: From beat to international leader (Part 1) Retired Ottawa Police inspector Lance Valcour shares his extensive career in policing, detailing his early experiences, transition into technology and leadership roles, and the importance of interoperability in law enforcement. He also introduces the challenges of mental health and addiction faced by first responders, setting the stage for a deeper discussion in the next part. PolicingTV 24/4/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police accountability reforms to enter Parliament Police officers will be given greater confidence to carry out their roles, with reforms to the systems that hold them to account set to enter Parliament. Home Office 23/4/2025 News Police chiefs cleared to sack hundreds of rogue officers Home Secretary promises to close loophole that has protected jobs of those who have failed background checks The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/4/2025 News Police vetting reforms to boost officer standards Police chiefs will automatically sack officers who fail background checks, allowing them to root out those who are unfit to serve and clean up their forces. Home Office 23/4/2025 News Police face IOPC probe over seafront stabbing An investigation has been launched into the actions of Sussex Police officers prior to the fatal stabbing of a man. BBC 23/4/2025 News Police chiefs granted powers to automatically sack officers who fail background checks Calls to change police vetting procedures began after a report into the murder of Sarah Everard in 2021 The Independent 23/4/2025 News Home Secretary gives update on changes to way police RTCs and use of force cases are investigated Amendment to Crime and Policing Bill on AFO anonymity to be tabled later this week. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/4/2025 News Garda spent more than €3.6m on advertising and public relations over past two years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána has spent more than €3.65 million on advertising, public relations, and communications over the past two years. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 23/4/2025 News Police officers who shoot suspects granted anonymity Home Secretary announces change to legislation in wake of Chris Kaba case The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/4/2025 News Forensic science activities: statutory code of practice The code sets quality standard requirements for forensic science activities related to the investigation of crime in England and Wales. Forensic Science Regulator 23/4/2025 Feature, Report Corrupt GMP officer jailed after sharing information with criminal associates Choni Kenny told a convicted criminal about a planned police firearms raid and promised to find out who the “local grasses” were before attending a course about handling police informants, the court heard. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/4/2025 News Pc passed inside information to criminals she had relationships with ‘Infatuated’ Choni Kenny shared victim impact statement and details about planned firearms raid with inmates The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/4/2025 News How will tariffs affect local law enforcement? Here’s why Barrie police anticipate upwards of $115,000 in additional costs as the Canada-U.S. trade war continues You may not immediately think about local law enforcement when considering the impacts of the ongoing trade war between the United States and Canada, but Barrie Police could feel a $115,000 sting as a result of it. At a recent meeting of the Barrie Police Service Board, members were handed a report with the subject line “Financial Impacts of Tariffs,” outlining the challenges, concerns and risks that law enforcement agencies face as a result of the ongoing trade war with the United States. Simcoe.com (Canada) 23/4/2025 News Police officer who passed info to criminals jailed A police officer who passed information to two criminal associates she had relationships with has been jailed. Choni Kenny, 27, who joined Greater Manchester Police in 2020, was handed a prison sentence of three years and nine months at Liverpool Crown Court earlier. BBC 23/4/2025 News Lawsuit by former female police officers cited at public hearing of longtime Vancouver police sergeant CANADA: A group of former and current female municipal police officers say they were surprised their lawsuit against their former employers was raised at a recent police discipline hearing for Vancouver police officer Keiron McConnell. . The women are trying to certify a class action lawsuit against B.C.'s municipal police departments. As Jason Proctor reports, a lawyer for the Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner said it’s proof of the need to address the problem. 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