Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115408 total results. Showing results 16441 to 16460 «819820821822823824825826827Next ›Last » Ex-PC barred from policing after 134mph M5 pursuit A former PC who pursued a car at 134mph despite not being authorised to do so has been barred from policing after his behaviour was found to have amounted to gross misconduct. BBC 19/3/2025 News Victims and survivors of terrorism to be given greater support The government will set up a dedicated support hub to meet the needs of those affected by terrorism as well as consulting on a new national day. Home Office 19/3/2025 News Provisional revision to neighbourhood policing data, at 31 March 2024 This is an ad-hoc statistical release of management information to provide provisional revisions to the police officer and police community support officer (PCSO) neighbourhood policing figures originally published in the ‘Police workforce, England and Wales: 31 March 2024’ statistics (published on 24 July 2024). Home Office 19/3/2025 Report Main factors for use of force are number of gardaà around and social media use, says report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Members of the public order policing unit said the main factors influencing a decision to use force are whether there are adequate numbers of other gardaà present and the use of social media to record members, a report has revealed. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 19/3/2025 News Revision to March 2024 Neighbourhood Policing Numbers Neighbourhood policing statistics have been corrected today due to inaccuracies in the previous government’s police workforce data. Home Office 19/3/2025 News Sussex Police Federation warn of pay crisis as officers struggle with financial hardship The Government needs to make up for years of police pay degradation and make a real commitment to officers, Sussex Police Federation has said, as it emerged that 64% of officers had financial concerns. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 19/3/2025 News Police to pilot digital notebooks this year, consider AI tools CANADA: Digital notebooks are one of a number of new technologies, including artificial intelligence, being adopted or considered by Waterloo Regional Police Service as it strives to modernize the force. Cambridge Today (Canada) 19/3/2025 News Calgary council approves using $28 million from reserves to plug hole in police budget CANADA: The shortfall is the result of revenue loss brought on by new provincial rules limiting the use of photo radar, resulting in declining automated enforcement ticket revenues. CBC News (Canada) 19/3/2025 News, Video Ontario police may have secretly used controversial Israeli spyware, report finds CANADA: Researchers say Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) may have secretly used controversial Israeli spyware technology, raising concerns about potential spying on citizens. Citizen Lab, which investigates digital espionage against civil society, released a report Wednesday identifying "possible links" between the OPP and Paragon Solutions, a company that sells military-grade spyware called Graphite to government clients. CBC News (Canada) 19/3/2025 News Dublin riots review says gardaà urgently need new public order resources REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Report emphasises recruitment of more gardaÃ, better equipment, and new training facilities including a 'tactical town' Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 19/3/2025 News GRA writes to justice minister over ‘issues of grave concern’ around new Garda disciplinary regulations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An ongoing dispute between frontline gardaà and the Department of Justice over planned disciplinary regulations has now ensnared new justice minister Jim O’Callaghan. The Garda Representative Association (GRA) has formally contacted the minister about the proposed regulations, due to be enacted within the next two weeks. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 19/3/2025 News Generative AI lowering barrier to digital crime: Europol EUROPE: Organized crime groups are becoming more sophisticated and dangerous thanks to technological developments such as generative AI which is reducing the barrier to entry for digital crimes – including identity theft, according to a new report from Europol. BiometricUpdate.com 19/3/2025 News Youth crime prevention programs face axe as Victorian government funding dwindles AUSTRALIA: Several programs supporting young people at risk of reoffending will be cut unless the Victorian government increases funding, as it can be revealed the state awarded only one new crime prevention grant in the past financial year. The Guardian 19/3/2025 News NSW Police announces high-level operations including 80 new officers and rapid response teams to crack down on state’s alarming juvenile crimes AUSTRALIA: New South Wales Police has launched a tough new initiative to crack down on the rise in violent youth crimes across the western and northern parts of the state. Police Deputy Commissioner Paul Pisanos made an announcement on Wednesday morning revealing a high-level youth strategy consisting of 80 new dedicated officers and rapid response units to address the escalation of violence in young offenders aged between 11-16 years. Sky News 19/3/2025 News High-visibility youth-crime operations to target NSW towns and social media boasting AUSTRALIA: NSW police have launched a new high-visibility operation to try and tackle rising levels of youth crime in Western and Northern NSW. Senior police figures made the announcement today in Dubbo, warning that a newly formed unit of 60 police will target a small cohort of "repeat offenders" believed to be responsible for 90 per cent of the youth crime in the state. 9 News (Australia) 19/3/2025 News Deadly police pursuits ‘awful’ but cops ‘simply doing their job’: Webb AUSTRALIA: With two deaths off the back of a police pursuit in 2025, the NSW Police Commissioner says the problem would be fixed if people stopped stealing cars. Daily Liberal 19/3/2025 News Policing Authority Review of Public Order REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: This review has been undertaken during 2024, in response to a request by the Minister for Justice following the events of 23 November, 2023. It is not a review of the policing of events on 23 November, but rather a review of the state of public order policing in the Garda SÃochána generally. Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 19/3/2025 Report Richard Cooper confirmed as police chief constable Richard Cooper has been formally confirmed as the West Mercia Police's chief constable. BBC 19/3/2025 News Richard Cooper confirmed as Chief Constable of West Mercia Police Following a competitive recruitment process, PCC John Campion announced Richard Cooper as his preferred candidate who will bring 26 years of experience and admirable qualities to the role. Shropshire Live 19/3/2025 News New West Mercia Police chief vows to stay at the helm The new chief constable of West Mercia Police says he fully intends to stay at the force during the next five years. Advertizer (Oswestry and border counties) 19/3/2025 News «819820821822823824825826827Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
