Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115408 total results. Showing results 16541 to 16560 «824825826827828829830831832Next ›Last » Avon and Somerset Police could face £11m deficit Avon and Somerset Police force faces an £11m deficit by 2029/30, according to its Police and Crime Commissioner. BBC 18/3/2025 News PSNI launches new sign language video relay service From Tuesday (March 18) the deaf community will be able to talk to the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) using a new video relay service. Police Professional 18/3/2025 News Prisoners to be held in police cells to deal with overcrowding Prisoners will be temporarily held in police cells to deal with prisons running out of space, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has confirmed. BBC 18/3/2025 News Police seize more than 90 knives across NSW in random ‘wanding’ operations AUSTRALIA: NSW Police have taken 91 knives from 67 people across the state in the few months since new "wanding" laws were introduced. 9 News (Australia) 18/3/2025 News Acting NT Police Commissioner Martin Dole’s promotion to deputy cleared by full ICAC report AUSTRALIA: The promotion of Northern Territory Acting Police Commissioner Martin Dole to the force's second-in-command has been cleared of any impropriety following a corruption watchdog probe into senior appointments within the force. ABC News (Australia) 18/3/2025 News Proceeds of Crime funds to boost Auckland CBD anti-crime measures NEW ZEALAND: The Government has today announced it will boost anti-crime measures across central Auckland with $1.3 million of funding from the Proceeds of Crime Fund. Inside Government (New Zealand) 18/3/2025 News Revealed: Garda staffing levels in your local station, as almost quarter had fewer officers at end of 2024 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Almost a quarter of the country’s 560-plus garda stations had fewer gardaà at the end of 2024 than at the start of the year, despite an overall increase in the size of the force. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 18/3/2025 News Garda numbers falling in almost 25% of stations nationwide REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Almost a quarter of the country’s Garda stations had fewer gardaà at the end of 2024 than at the start of the year. Highland Radio (Republic of Ireland) 18/3/2025 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/3/2025 News Hidden in the open: How visual and tactile inspections can uncover chemically concealed cocaine Recent arrests and seizures suggest drug traffickers are increasingly switching to chemically concealed cocaine (CCC) to move tonnes of shipments around the world, largely undetected; in the second in a series of articles on CCC and organised crime, Policing Insight’s Chris Dalby looks at the processes involved in chemical concealment and extraction, what law enforcement can look for to identify extraction labs, and the struggles facing traditional techniques of detection as well as some new, effective methods. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/3/2025 Analysis, Feature Police officer with 45 complaint allegations still employed A police officer who has had 45 official complaint allegations made against still remains employed by Hertfordshire Constabulary, it has emerged. Watford Observer 18/3/2025 News Police Service launches new sign language video relay service From Tuesday 18th March the deaf community will be able to talk to the Police Service of Northern Ireland using a new video relay service. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 18/3/2025 News Mads Skipanes: Bridging criminal investigation and information technology IMads Skipanes, a police chief inspector from Norway and a PhD candidate at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), discusses his research on information analysis in criminal investigations. He highlights the importance of bridging the gap between criminal investigation methodologies and information technology, particularly through the use of AI. The conversation delves into the challenges of analyzing unstructured data in police work and the potential for AI to enhance investigative processes. Mads emphasizes the need for critical thinking and validation when implementing AI solutions in policing. PolicingTV 18/3/2025 Interview, Opinion, Video ‘Vehicle-ramming police officers is almost becoming a trend’ A former Sussex Police officer who was severely injured when he was hit by a motorcycle has spoken about the long-lasting effects. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 17/3/2025 News Hillsborough, Grenfell and Aberfan victims back police truth charter Victims of Hillsborough, Grenfell, the Manchester Arena terror attack and the Aberfan disaster have said decades of suffering could have been avoided if a new charter compelling the police to tell the truth, was introduced sooner. BBC 17/3/2025 News Probation ‘has too few staff managing too many cases’ – inside Chief Inspector’s annual report Russell Webster analyses the Chief Inspector of Probation's report that looks at probation inspections across the past year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/3/2025 Analysis, Feature Winnipeg’s newly sworn in police chief vows to ‘heal past wounds’ with Indigenous community CANADA: Gene Bowers was sworn in Monday as the 19th chief of police in Winnipeg's history, vowing to put reconciliation, community relations and the city's mental health crises at the forefront. CBC News (Canada) 17/3/2025 News Niagara Police Service Board announces new Deputy Chief of Police CANADA: The Regional Municipality of Niagara Police Service Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Superintendent Mario Lagrotteria of the Niagara Regional Police Service as our Deputy Chief of Police effective March 14, 2025. Deputy Chief Lagrotteria is the newest member of the Executive Command Team serving as our third Deputy Chief of Police, Community Services. Niagara Regional Police Service (Canada) 17/3/2025 News Now Scotland’s police chiefs ‘write off’ thousands of crimes in ‘reckless’ bid to save money Police have ‘written off’ the investigation of more than 12,000 crimes under a ‘reckless’ drive to save cash, the Mail can reveal. Top brass ordered officers not to launch full inquiries into offences deemed to be ‘minor’ where there is no lead, such as CCTV footage. Mail Online 17/3/2025 News Wastewater analysis: Measuring illicit drug consumption RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: This report presents the findings from the Home Office Wastewater Analysis Programme, including consumption estimates for key illicit drugs in early 2023 and 2024. Home Office 17/3/2025 Research article «824825826827828829830831832Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
