Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115366 total results. Showing results 15301 to 15320 «762763764765766767768769770Next ›Last » Joe Doueihi didn’t plan to be a detective. Now he’s NSW’s top homicide cop AUSTRALIA: Casting his mind back over more than three and a half decades as a police officer, Detective Superintendent Joe Doueihi can’t say exactly how many murder investigations he’s been involved in. Sitting behind his desk in NSW Police’s Parramatta headquarters, he estimates it’s in the hundreds. The figure isn’t what’s important to him, however. It’s the people, the victims, it represents. That’s what he can conjure clearly in his mind. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 13/4/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion How the fake caravan plot exposed divisions between NSW Police and AFP AUSTRALIA: The relationship between the Australian Federal Police and NSW Police Force frayed dramatically amid political pressure and damaging media leaks as the two agencies investigated a suspected terrorism plot involving a caravan packed with explosives in north-west Sydney. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 13/4/2025 News Rising number of women stopped and searched by police in England and Wales Home Office data shows a 7% increase in searches of women up to March 2024 compared with a 2% drop for those of men The Guardian 13/4/2025 News Fielding bystanders rescue police officer in ‘dangerous situation’ NEW ZEALAND: Bystanders came to the rescue of a police officer "in a potentially dangerous situation" in Fielding after breaking up a fight Saturday afternoon. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 13/4/2025 News Garda HQ pays €250k out-of-court settlement REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Fintan Fanning, a retired assistant commissioner, was awarded costs and damages after a wrongful suspension in 2019. Garda Headquarters has quietly paid substantial damages to a retired assistant garda commissioner who sued the force after he was wrongly suspended by the commissioner Drew Harris. He had been accused of misconduct in public office, an offence never prosecuted in the state. The Times - Subscription at source 13/4/2025 News Barriers to engaging with mental health support services for police officers in Ireland Police officers are routinely exposed to stressors which can negatively impact their mental health. This paper presents findings from an anonymous online survey undertaken by 98 members of An Garda Siochána (the Irish police force). It considers Irish police officer perceptions of mental health support and the barriers they face to accessing and engaging with mental health support. Barriers to engaging with support included the impact of stigma, the potential negative impact on career progression, a lack of trust in the support services and a general lack of resources. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 13/4/2025 Research article Garda whistleblower sues force over allegedly defective gun holsters REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda whistleblower who has made protected disclosures over the quality of the gun holsters previously worn by armed officers is attempting to sue the force. The former garda, who is before the courts charged in connection with a separate criminal matter, has lodged a High Court action. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 13/4/2025 News Calls for legislative change after reports of Snapchat child grooming increase by five-fold NEW ZEALAND: An online safety advocate is calling for legislation to protect children and young people, as referrals to police about children being groomed on Snapchat have increased five-fold since 2021. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 13/4/2025 News Federal police in B.C. bust fentanyl labs, seize chemicals and equipment CANADA: Federal police in British Columbia dismantled three drug labs last month in the Lower Mainland cities of Pitt Meadows, Mission and Langley, and one of two suspects arrested has an advanced degree in organic chemistry, the RCMP says. Blue Line (Canada) 13/4/2025 News Vancouver police officer admits to discreditable conduct over sexualized messages CANADA: The Vancouver Police Department should adopt a “stand alone” sexual harassment policy after a high-ranking veteran officer admitted to sexually harassing multiple women, including students he taught at B.C. universities, the Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner says. Blue Line (Canada) 13/4/2025 News Officer who fatally shot Winnipeg man in 2020 tells inquest he had few options CANADA: Stewart Kevin Andrews, 22, was 1 of 3 Indigenous people shot by Winnipeg police in 10-day span. A Winnipeg police officer who shot and killed a 22-year-old man five years ago believed he had to use lethal force after the man charged at him after swinging a metal bar, an inquest into the shooting heard Friday. CBC News (Canada) 12/4/2025 News Toronto police board, union reach tentative deal for new collective agreement CANADA: Members expected to begin voting on whether to accept the deal next week. The Toronto Police Service Board has reached a tentative deal for a new multi-year collective agreement with the union that represents Toronto police officers. CBC News (Canada) 12/4/2025 News Police told workforce must reflect ‘diversity’ of local area All 43 constabularies in England and Wales will be inspected over the next two years, amid growing concerns regarding ‘positive action’ Police forces have been told they must take “positive action” to recruit ethnic minorities to ensure the workforce reflects the racial diversity of their communities... The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/4/2025 News Police chief says he wants to ‘discriminate against white job applicants’ so he can hire more ethnic minority officers A police chief has said he wants to discriminate against white job applicants and hire more ethnic minority officers. Chief Constable John Robins of West Yorkshire Police has consistently pushed to reform laws across the country in order to boost the number of ethnic minorities in his force. Mail Online 12/4/2025 News Diversity drive increases police force’s ethnicity pay gap Controversial West Yorkshire policy pushes wages for black staff further behind white colleagues, report shows. A push to improve representation in one of Britain’s biggest police forces has resulted in average pay for minority staff falling even further behind that of their peers... The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/4/2025 News Kemi Badenoch accuses police forces of ‘social engineering’ Tory leader says she believes in ‘meritocracy, not race-based quotas’ after force found prioritising ethnic minority candidates. Kemi Badenoch has accused the police of “social engineering” following The Telegraph’s revelations about a force temporarily blocking job applications from white British people... The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/4/2025 News 7000 people scanned: The magic wand to reduce knife crime AUSTRALIA: More than 100 knives, machetes and tasers have been removed from NSW streets since the Westfield attack in the Minns government's crackdown on knife crime. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 12/4/2025 News Conceptualizing Police Violence for Research on Youth Exposure to Community Violence Violence is a global health concern for youth development as governments have expanded the role of policing to address public safety. The scholarship on youth experiences with the police has demonstrated a growing awareness of their practices and effects. However, these experiences have been largely overlooked in the developmental science research on exposure to community violence (ECV). This article addresses inconsistencies in defining and describing violence within the youth, policing, and ECV research literature. The World Health Organization’s framework on violence is advanced to address these inconsistencies from which to align theory, research, and application. Implications and applications for developmental science ECV research and violence reduction initiatives are discussed. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice - Subscription at source 12/4/2025 Research article Manchester Arena bomber attacks prison officers Counter-terrorism police are leading the investigation into an attack on three prison officers by Hashem Abedi, one of the men responsible for the Manchester Arena bombing. BBC 12/4/2025 News Conceptualizing Police Violence for Research on Youth Exposure to Community Violence Violence is a global health concern for youth development as governments have expanded the role of policing to address public safety. The scholarship on youth experiences with the police has demonstrated a growing awareness of their practices and effects. However, these experiences have been largely overlooked in the developmental science research on exposure to community violence (ECV). This article addresses inconsistencies in defining and describing violence within the youth, policing, and ECV research literature. The World Health Organization’s framework on violence is advanced to address these inconsistencies from which to align theory, research, and application. Implications and applications for developmental science ECV research and violence reduction initiatives are discussed. 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