Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115366 total results. Showing results 15401 to 15420 «767768769770771772773774775Next ›Last » Letterkenny CCTV project awaits sign-off after seven years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Plans to extend the community CCTV system in Letterkenny remain up in the air as Donegal County Council awaits a go-ahead from the Garda Commissioner. Donegal Daily (Republic of Ireland) 10/4/2025 News Garda Commissioner & GRA must end dispute – Galligan REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Taoiseach is being urged to intervene in the long running disagreement between the Garda Commissioner and the Garda Representative Association. Ocean FM (Republic of Ireland) 10/4/2025 Audio, News United Kingdom-European Union policing and law enforcement cooperation in the post-Brexit era Cooperation between European law enforcement agencies has grown reflecting deepening social and economic cooperation between European states. The formal withdrawal of the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union (EU) (‘Brexit’) generated concerns that the ever-developing structures and processes of cooperation would become fragmented with implications for security. However, few studies have empirically documented the impact of Brexit in its immediate aftermath on policing cooperation. This article starts to fill this empirical gap. Between 2021 and 2023, we drew on a substantial number of interviews with senior, active stakeholders from both police and judicial cooperation in UK and EU areas, in order to critically assess how UK and EU law enforcement personnel have understood the changes brought about by Brexit and worked together in the immediate post-Brexit environment. We find a perception amongst stakeholders that the UK’s departure from the EU was muted over the immediate Brexit period. This was the result of formal contingency planning pre-Brexit, enduring informal relationships between practitioners, and a ‘cushioning’ effect provided by the COVID-19 pandemic travel restrictions. However, we also find complexity. Stakeholders reporting that the implications of Brexit may not be revealed for some time; a perception that the UK had lost influence in decision-making at both the policy and operational level; and that some areas of UK-EU cooperation have been more affected than others (notably in the fields of information exchange and extradition). We consider the implications of these findings. Policing and Society 10/4/2025 Research article PM to unveil plan for ‘putting thousands of bobbies back on the beat’ Town centres and crime ‘hotspot’ areas are expected to receive guaranteed patrols during forces’ busiest periods The Independent 10/4/2025 News Police force temporarily BLOCKS white British candidate applications – as more ‘diverse’ budding constables are encouraged to step up White British candidates have been temporarily blocked from applying for a job at one of the UK's biggest police forces in its latest attempt to boost diversity. West Yorkshire Police (WYP) is preventing the budding PCs from submitting their application to join the police constable entry programme. 'Under-represented' groups are currently permitted to lodge their applications early, while applications from white Brits are 'hidden', former officers say. Mail Online 10/4/2025 News Police force ‘making progress but has more to do’ A police force brought out of special measures two years ago has made further improvements but must develop the thoroughness of its investigations and how it protects vulnerable people, inspectors say. BBC 10/4/2025 News PCC Simon Foster secures 150 new neighbourhood officers for West Midlands Police Police and Crime Commissioner Simon Foster has secured an extra 150 neighbourhood police officers for the West Midlands, following a bid that was jointly submitted to the Home Office, by the Chief Constable and the Police and Crime Commissioner. West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner 10/4/2025 News ‘A history of family violence’: in the NT, a mother’s loss and a police system in dire need of overhaul AUSTRALIA: ‘A history of family violence’: in the NT, a mother’s loss and a police system in dire need of overhaul No crime scene was established after Mona’s daughter died. She speaks publicly about the death for the first time to ensure it is not forgotten and to urge action. Mona’s* daughter sent her emails which record the abuse she alleged she was suffering at the hands of her partner. The emails, submitted as evidence at the inquest into her death, had subject lines like “please don’t read – just keep” and “don’t delete ever”. Her daughter, a former Northern Territory police officer who was dismissed from the force in tragic circumstances, was in a relationship with a serving cop. The Guardian 10/4/2025 News Force welcomes “fair and constructive” inspection report Chief Constable Amanda Pearson has welcomed the publication of an inspection report into Dorset Police as a fair and constructive assessment of the Force’s progress. Dorset Police 10/4/2025 News Perspectives on policing: Lessons learnt from the decline in volunteer policing in Massachusetts Many volunteer police programmes around the world are struggling to maintain sustainable numbers, with the combined challenges of reduced patterns of voluntarism, unfavourable attitudes towards police volunteers, volunteer models with too narrow an appeal and inaccessiblity and increasingly negative public perceptions of policing. This paper examines these challenges, and shows how the policing can adapt through redefining the role, capability, professional identities and operating models for the volunteer police officer in a fast-changing, and ever more complex, dangerous and contested policing environment. The Police Foundation 10/4/2025 Report Time to invest in Police Scotland – Sue Webber One of the by-products of a relatively affluent city like Edinburgh is the vulnerability to housebreaking and acquisitive crimes, and it’s also one of the problems of an under-resourced local force. The Scotsman 10/4/2025 Feature, Opinion Force welcomes ‘fair and constructive’ inspection report Chief Constable Amanda Pearson has welcomed the publication of an inspection report into Dorset Police as a “fair and constructive assessment” of the force’s progress. Police Professional 10/4/2025 News Cleveland Police makes progress in all areas, but further work needed Cleveland Police has made progress in all areas since its previous inspection, but must improve how it investigates crime and protects vulnerable people, the police inspectorate has said. Police Professional 10/4/2025 News Cleveland Police make ‘well-thought out changes’ but further improvements needed Cleveland Police has made "well-thought out changes" and progress but further improvements are still needed to the way in which is investigates crime and protects vulnerable people, His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/4/2025 News Dorset enhanced video response model is building block for national roll out An inspection of the force by HMICFRS has identified its use of enhanced video response as best practice but also says the quality of its investigations requires improvement. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/4/2025 News Victoria Police launches ‘ePINs’ digital fine system to send them via email or messages AUSTRALIA: The application also includes built-in features, such as penalty codes, demerit point listings, fine amounts, and due date calculators The Australia Today (Australia) 10/4/2025 News Victoria Police rolls out new way to issue fines AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police has started rolling out new technology that allows officers to issue penalty infringement notices instantly and electronically. Riverine Herald (Australia) 10/4/2025 News Police actions played part in fleeing driver’s death – IPCA NEW ZEALAND: The police watchdog says officers' actions played a part in the death of a man who fled from police in Auckland last year. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 10/4/2025 News FATF report highlights financial drivers behind growth of online child sexual exploitation A new report from the Financial Action Task Force explores the financial drivers behind the “heinous” crime of online child sexual exploitation, with the increasing prevalence of live-streamed sexual abuse of children and the financial sexual extortion of children creating millions of embarrassed and vulnerable young victims around the world every year, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/4/2025 Analysis, Feature Minister won’t attend GRA conference as Commissioner hasn’t been invited REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Representative Association did not to invite the Garda Commissioner again this year. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 10/4/2025 News «767768769770771772773774775Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
