Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115592 total results. Showing results 1501 to 1520 «727374757677787980Next ›Last » Sarnia Police Service Board initiates formal investigation: Chief Davis suspended CANADA: The Sarnia Police Service Board has initiated a formal, independent investigation following a workplace harassment complaint filed against Chief Derek Davis. Effective immediately, Chief Davis has been suspended with pay pending the outcome of the investigation. This suspension is a standard administrative procedure to ensure a fair, transparent, and unbiased investigative process and does not imply any determination of wrongdoing. Sarnia Police Service (Canada) 19/5/2026 News Judge warns litigants not to take photos in court amid claims that a senior garda did so REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: High Court previously heard a pic was taken in court of a senior garda whistleblower and three associates, and that it was shared on WhatsApp with a request to put 'a name to a face' Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 19/5/2026 News New high street unit set up in nationwide blitz on dodgy shops Organised crime gangs will be hit with raids, shop closures, and cash seizures in a £30 million crackdown on dodgy high street shops. Home Office 19/5/2026 News Record funding to tackle grooming gangs and child sex abuse The Home Office has announced £100 million to fight child sex offences and protect victims and survivors, including £38 million for Operation Beaconport. Home Office 19/5/2026 News Trial required for gardaà in corruption case, court hears REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Longford Circuit Court has heard that a trial will be required for two members of An Garda SÃochána charged with a number of corruption-linked offences in the Midlands. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 19/5/2026 News Garda Ombudsman issues update on investigation into death of man following Henry Street incident REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Ombudsman said when an investigation of this nature is launched, it "does not necessarily mean a garda or gardaà have been accused of wrongdoing" Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 19/5/2026 News Top cop demands SNP Government ‘gets a grip’ of annual title gatherings as police struggle to cope A top cop has called on the SNP Government and footballing authorities to "get a grip" of annual title gatherings, claiming that officers were left injured due to stretched resources. Scottish Daily Express 19/5/2026 News Former garda who abused partner jailed for over four years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A former garda who physically and psychologically abused and terrorised his former partner and the mother of his child in a prolonged, repeated and controlling manner over a number of years has been jailed for four years and nine months. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 19/5/2026 News, Video Alberta RCMP officer accused of sexual assault pleads guilty to common assault on teen boys CANADA: An Alberta RCMP officer who was charged with sexually assaulting two teenage boys has pleaded guilty to one count of common assault. CBC News (Canada) 19/5/2026 News Repeat drug-driving offenders outnumber repeat drink-drivers fivefold, analysis finds More than 12,300 motorists have been caught drug-driving on at least three separate occasions in the last 11 years – five times the number convicted of repeat drink-driving offences over the same period, according to new analysis by the RAC. Police Professional 19/5/2026 News New police unit launched in crackdown on ‘dodgy’ high street shops The Government has announced a £30 million crackdown on organised crime gangs using high street businesses to launder money and facilitate wider criminality. Police Professional 19/5/2026 News More than £40m paid to officers and staff over PSNI data breach More than £40 million in compensation has been paid to police officers and staff affected by the 2023 Police Service of Northern Ireland data breach, according to a Belfast law firm representing thousands of claimants. Police Professional 19/5/2026 News NCA spending 80% of IT budget maintaining legacy systems, HMICFRS warns The National Crime Agency (NCA) is spending around 80 per cent of its IT budget maintaining outdated legacy systems, according to a new inspection which warned the agency does not have sufficient resources to meet all the demands being placed upon it by government. Police Professional 19/5/2026 News Watchdog to investigate death of man after police contact at Bristol protest Retired NHS worker Nicholas Stone died after becoming unwell at protest against far-right Bristol Patriots The Guardian 19/5/2026 News Police say extra funds to hunt grooming gangs in England and Wales will ‘likely fall short’ Government announces a near tenfold increase but forces fear it will not cover anticipated cost of dedicated teams The Guardian 19/5/2026 News Police inspector harassed her ex and his new girlfriend A police inspector who harassed her ex-partner and his new girlfriend with a tirade of abusive messages and threats for more than 18 months has been sentenced. BBC 19/5/2026 News Detective inspector denies child sex offences A senior police officer has pleaded not guilty to child sex offences. BBC 19/5/2026 News Australia, New Zealand and Pacific join forces to dismantle drug networks AUSTRALIA: A global taskforce from Colombia to the Pacific Islands aims to give regional police 'end-to-end visibility' to choke shipments at the source. The Australian - Subscription at source 19/5/2026 News Eleven Fijian police officers investigated for ties to Auckland drug trade links A multinational police investigation implicating 11 Fijian police officers in collusion with drug traffickers has been handed over to prosecutors. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 19/5/2026 News Police start taking ‘informal action’ after 0.6 percent pay rise NEW ZEALAND: Some police officers say they are beginning unlawful industrial action - such as a go slow on issuing traffic tickets - following a 0.6 percent pay rise labelled a "kick in the guts". RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 19/5/2026 News «727374757677787980Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
