Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104893 total results. Showing results 1501 to 1520 «727374757677787980Next ›Last » Mounted West Midlands Police unit plans approved West Midlands Police is to introduce its own mounted unit to help maintain order at major events such as football matches. BBC 7/7/2025 News National football policing lead welcomes Commissioner’s call for clubs to pay towards £70m bill Chief Constable Mark Roberts, the National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for football policing, has welcomed support from the Metropolitan Police Service Commissioner calling for football clubs to contribute more to the “extortionate” cost of policing football. Police Professional 7/7/2025 News Fifteen police officers on suspension from duty on full pay NEW ZEALAND: Police have 15 staff suspended from duty on full pay ‒ for issues including illegal behaviour on and off duty, as well as before even joining the force, The Post can reveal. But, an Official Information Act request for historic records of staff suspended on full pay over the past five years was refused by police, who say they simply “overwrite” records of suspension when an officer returns to duty. The Post (New Zealand) 7/7/2025 News Here’s some Indigenous truth-telling: structural police racism had a hand in the death of Kumanjayi Walker AUSTRALIA: Coronial inquests are an important form of judicial truth-seeking. The high profile inquest into the police shooting of Warlpiri teenager Kumanjayi Walker at his home in Yuendumu in 2019 has taken three years to forensically investigate the truth of what happened on that day. The Guardian 7/7/2025 Feature, Opinion Inquest finds police officer who shot Aboriginal teen was racist AUSTRALIA: The police officer who killed Indigenous teenager Kumanjayi Walker in 2019 was "racist" and had an "attraction" to adrenaline-style policing, a coroner's inquest has found. Walker, 19, died shortly after he was shot three times at close range by Constable Zachary Rolfe during a home arrest in Yuendumu, a remote Indigenous community in the Northern Territory (NT). BBC 7/7/2025 News Off-duty BTP officer attacked by ‘fare dodgers’ These are the six people British Transport Police (BTP) are looking for after an off-duty officer challenged over fare dodging in June. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/7/2025 News WATCH: PD Lando finds three suspects in two incidents during busy night These are the moments that saw PD Lando help Essex Police find three suspected offenders during two separate incidents on a busy night in the region last month. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/7/2025 News, Video RCMP lays 29 charges in alleged $40M money laundering scheme CANADA: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s (RCMP) Integrated Money Laundering Investigative Team (IMLIT) has laid 29 charges against two individuals and one company in connection with an alleged $40 million money laundering and fraud scheme. Blue Line (Canada) 7/7/2025 News B.C. launches working group to address safety in supportive housing CANADA: British Columbia’s government is forming a working group to tackle a number of safety issues in supportive housing, including concerns of drug trafficking, weapons and second-hand exposure to fentanyl. Blue Line (Canada) 7/7/2025 News The murders of two innocent bystanders remain unsolved CANADA: Our determination to solve these heinous crimes is resolute,” said Peel Regional Police (PRP) Insp. Todd Custance during a press conference in 2024, as reported by the CBC. Blue Line (Canada) 7/7/2025 Feature ‘Tsunami of crime’ in Castletroy says Limerick TD REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Willie O'Dea's assessment is in contrast with the Superintendent of Henry Street Garda Station who says the level of reported crime from Castletroy is low. Live 95fm 7/7/2025 News ‘People who assault gardaí can expect prison’: Tallaght man spat in garda’s eye REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Jordan Mallon (26) appeared before Judge William Aylmer at Tallaght District Court. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 7/7/2025 News GRA criticises ‘take in first, ask questions later’ approach to Garda trainee vetting REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Representative Association (GRA) has criticised the ‘take in first, and ask questions later’ approach to admitting trainees at the Garda College. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 7/7/2025 News Twenty years on: The intelligence role in policing the G8, and the impact of the 7/7 attacks Twenty years ago this week, UK policing faced one of its largest planned operational challenges – the G8 summit in Scotland – as well the 7/7 suicide bombings in London; in this second article, Policing Insight contributor Graham Wettone – then an experienced sergeant on the Metropolitan Police Public Order Intelligence Unit – describes the training and deployment of intelligence and evidence gathering teams during the summit, and the devastating impact of the London attacks. Policing Insight - Registration at source 7/7/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Palestine Action: an eyewitness account of the first ‘terror’ arrests Chris Hobbs the first police actions against the newly 'proscribed' group alongside following the annual Pride march in the capital Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/7/2025 Feature Football clubs should pay more to cover costs of policing matches says Sir Mark Rowley Football clubs should contribute more to the £70 million cost of policing their matches, the head of the Metropolitan Police said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/7/2025 News Twenty years on: Reflections on policing the G8 Twenty years ago this week, UK policing faced one of its largest planned operational challenges – the G8 summit in Scotland – as well the 7/7 suicide bombings in London, the most devastating terrorist attack since the Lockerbie bombing; two of Policing Insight’s regular contributors, Martin Gallagher and Graham Wettone, were involved in the response to these events, and in this first of two articles, Martin shares his memories and experiences of policing the G8. Policing Insight - Registration at source 7/7/2025 Feature, Opinion Metropolitan Police commissioner looks at the lessons learned from 7/7 bombings 20 years on Sir Mark Rowley reflected on the lessons learned since the deadly terror attacks in London on 7 July 2005. Sky News 7/7/2025 News, Video ‘If we don’t get it right, people die’: Every three minutes, police get a call for help AUSTRALIA: Police have laid hundreds more domestic violence-related charges in the 12 months since controversial coercive control legislation passed. “We’re treating domestic violence the same as we treat major crime.” This is the bold statement of Assistant Commissioner Peter McKenna, NSW Police’s domestic and family violence corporate sponsor. Domestic violence is the biggest issue NSW Police deal with, amounting to about 60 per cent of its workload. Police receive an average of 438 callouts every day – one every three minutes – amounting to 160,000 a year. WA Today (Australia) - Subscription at source 7/7/2025 News Damning report slams police tech oversight after deputy commissioner resignation NEW ZEALAND: An independent review into the use of police technology has found the current systems are “inconsistent”, “inadequate” and “insufficient”. The review was initiated by Police Commissioner Richard Chambers in the wake of the sudden resignation of former deputy commissioner Jevon McSkimming in May. Following questions from The Post at the time, Chambers announced he had launched a review to ensure “robust mechanisms” were in place on police devices to prevent “inappropriate use”. The Post (New Zealand) 7/7/2025 News «727374757677787980Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
