Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115600 total results. Showing results 1581 to 1600 «767778798081828384Next ›Last » David Lammy promises 25% cut in number of children jailed while they await trial Justice secretary’s white paper will overhaul youth justice rules and could end lifelong criminal records for under-18s The Guardian 18/5/2026 News Police ‘called repeatedly’ before woman found dead Social workers tried "repeatedly and persistently" to get help from police to gain access to the home of a Chester woman in the hours before she was found dead. BBC 18/5/2026 News Using AI for suspicious object recognition: Benefits and use cases Investigators are drowning in visual data. SS8's AI-driven object recognition helps analysts quickly identify weapons, contraband, and anomalous objects across images, videos, and live feeds; verify geographic locations from environmental cues; and scale investigative capacity without adding headcount. Prioritize visual data for further human analysis and turn chaos into actionable intelligence - faster than ever. Policing Insight 18/5/2026 Advertisement, Feature Steve Russell: ‘AI is not dissimilar to people – you can’t just buy it, deploy it and leave it, it has to be fed and watered’ Warwickshire Police’s digital transformation over the past eight years has seen them acknowledged as a leader in many areas of police technology, and particularly the use of AI; Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons spoke to the force’s Director of Data, Strategy & Technology, Stephen Russell, about the potential for AI in policing, the importance of measured development rather than a rush to “go fast and first”, and how the lessons of managing people translate to managing AI apps and agents. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/5/2026 Feature, Innovation, Interview Auckland police officer facing charge of abusing a person in a family relationship NEW ZEALAND: An Auckland police officer has been charged in relation to an alleged family harm incident. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/5/2026 News Top cop reveals the scale of domestic violence in NSW AUSTRALIA: Police have revealed they respond to a domestic violence incident every three minutes as officers arrested nearly 1000 offenders during a four-day crackdown. The Chronicle (Australia) 18/5/2026 News Victorian STOPIT transit initiative leads to almost 80 arrests AUSTRALIA: The Victoria Police Transit Safety Division’s ‘STOPIT’ team has received more than 7,000 reports of unwanted sexual and anti-social behaviour since its launch in 2022. Inside State Government (Australia) 18/5/2026 News PolicingTV highlights compilation (April 2026) In this April monthly roundup from PolicingTV, we pull together some of the most important conversations from recent interviews on police reform, force mergers and frontline policing. From a Canadian chief’s reflections on the UK white paper to sharp warnings from UK policing leaders about cost, structure and community trust, the video looks at what current reform debates may mean in practice. The roundup also returns to day-to-day policing performance. In the final clip, Donna Jones explains why she believed Hampshire policing had drifted too far from the basics and why changing the force back to a geographical model became one of her key priorities. Together, these interviews offer a clear snapshot of the pressures, debates and decisions shaping policing right now. PolicingTV 18/5/2026 Feature, Video Royal protection officers investigated for ‘falling asleep on job’ King informed after up to 30 members of Met’s specialist police unit accused of misconduct The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/5/2026 News Met police officers accused of sleeping while on duty protecting royal family Unspecified number of officers from royalty and specialist protection team being investigated, force confirms The Guardian 17/5/2026 News Victoria Police first constable charged AUSTRALIA: A First Constable from the Victoria Police Western region has been charged with pervert the course of justice and traffic offences following an internal investigation. Inside State Government (Australia) 17/5/2026 News No, the police are not ‘systemically racist’ Paul Birch is a former police officer and counter-terrorism specialist: The outrage over disproportionate strip searches performed on black teens ignores reality on the ground. Spiked 17/5/2026 Feature, Opinion Police chief condemns ‘significant’ attacks against officers as some are injured in Glasgow after Celtic’s title win Police Scotland said officers had "missiles, including glass bottles" thrown at them while dealing with a medical emergency. Police have made 14 arrests after "officers came under significant attack" in Glasgow, and some were injured, following Celtic's Scottish Premiership title win on Saturday. Sky News 17/5/2026 News Targeted patrols cut problem behaviour as hotspot policing becomes standard practice A hotspot policing operation that has delivered more than 20,000 targeted patrols across Derbyshire is now being embedded into everyday policing. Operation Shango was launched in July 2023 to tackle anti‑social behaviour and crime in areas where we saw high levels of problem behaviour. The operation used national funding for extra patrols in hotspots for antisocial behaviour saw officers spend tens of thousands of hours on high‑visibility patrols in our communities. From now on, local officers will carry out daily hotspot patrols as standard practice, guided by Visibeat - a mobile app that identifies priority locations and allows patrols to be logged in real time. Derbyshire Constabulary 17/5/2026 News Police recruit horse riders to battle rural crime Police are recruiting volunteers with horses to help in the fight against rural crimes like flytipping, livestock theft and anti-social behaviour. BBC 17/5/2026 News Probe over claims royal police officers slept on duty Police officers responsible for protecting the Royal Family at Windsor Castle are being investigated over allegations they fell asleep on duty and left their posts unattended. BBC 17/5/2026 News Nunavik police report calls for a ‘distinctly Inuit system’ with changes to hiring laws and training CANADA: A third-party report has made a suite of recommendations for the Nunavik Police Service (NPS) to become a “distinctly Inuit public safety system”. The Kativik Regional Government (KRG) and Makivvik requested the law firm, Bélanger Sauvé S.E.N.C.R.L., and Consultant Réjean Hardy Inc. to conduct an audit in May 2025 after several fatal police-involved shootings in the region. CBC News (Canada) 17/5/2026 News Extra staff taken on by police to ensure calls are answered quickly Staffordshire Police say extra staff have been taken on to ensure calls are answered quickly in the coming months. An additional 15 contact centre workers have been recruited ahead of what is traditionally the busiest time of the year. Lichfield Live 17/5/2026 News Police inspector demoted over Grindr messages A police inspector who contacted two more junior officers on LGBTQ+ dating app Grindr has been demoted after a panel found him guilty of gross misconduct. BBC 17/5/2026 News New Zealand’s growth problem wears a blue uniform NEW ZEALAND: If ever there was a sign of just how average the New Zealand economy is and just how tight the nation’s finances are, look no further than the latest police pay negotiation. At the time of writing, the Police Association says the latest offer from Police Association says the latest offer from Police is a paltry 0.6%, for constables rising to 2% if competency targets are met. The Post (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 16/5/2026 News «767778798081828384Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
