Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102405 total results. Showing results 1661 to 1680 «808182838485868788Next ›Last » Probationer who lied about having MOT on car dismissed A Dorset PC who deliberately lied to colleagues when he was asked about whether his car had an MOT, has been dismissed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2025 News ‘I knew from training speed was of the essence… I dragged him onto the floor and began CPR’ A heroic police officer, who saved a man's life while off-duty at a community running event, said his training was vital in ensuring the member of the public survived a heart attack. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2025 News ‘You don’t want to let your force down, the family down – you want to do it justice’ This week Essex Police was at the forefront of a two-part prime-time documentary on ITV, which explored devastating story into the deaths of Carol and Stephen Baxter. Here, Detective Inspector Lydia George shares with Police Oracle her experience in featuring in the broadcast and why it’s important officers speak about their stories. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2025 Feature, Interview Home Office loses appeal over unlawful police protest powers The measures lowered the threshold for what is considered “serious disruption” to community life, from “significant” and “prolonged” to “more than minor”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2025 News West Yorkshire probationer found guilty of sexually touching two women A West Yorkshire Police (WYP) student officer left one victim "extremely uncomfortable" after he sexually touched two women during a night out. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2025 News Governors have lost control of prison in Staffordshire, union says Prison Officers’ Association claims officer was stabbed in head and two others punched in face at HMP Swinfen Hall The Guardian 2/5/2025 News Student police officer guilty of sexual offences A student police officer has been found guilty of committing sexual offences during a night out. BBC 2/5/2025 News Municipal officials, EMS, armed forces practice for disaster CANADA: Dozens of local municipal officials combined with emergency services and members of the Canadian Armed Forces on Apr. 25 for a training exercise to respond to a major mass-casualty incident in the region. Blue Line (Canada) 2/5/2025 News Construction complete on AbbyPD Headquarters expansion CANADA: The City of Abbotsford, and the Abbotsford Police Department have announced the successful completion of Phase 1 of the Abbotsford Police Department Headquarters (AbbyPD HQ) expansion project. Blue Line (Canada) 2/5/2025 News ‘It was a job worth doing’: Gardaí ‘undervalued and under attack’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The mood at this week’s Garda Representative Association annual delegate conference in Killarney was militant, with frontline gardaí saying they feel unappreciated and under attack. Donal O’Keeffe spoke with three Cork representatives. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 2/5/2025 News Garda suffers serious injuries in Co Louth hit and run REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Officer got out of patrol car to investigate a van ‘parked suspiciously’ in Ardee in early hours of Friday. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 2/5/2025 News Garda seriously injured after van drove at him in Co Louth REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda has been seriously injured in a dangerous driving incident in Co Louth. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 2/5/2025 News Understanding the moral dimension of policing: The need to normalise ethical reasoning within police practice This paper argues that more weight should be paid to the moral dimension of police work in light of recent challenges to police authority in the United Kingdom, most notably from Baroness Casey, but also from movements such as Black Lives Matter. We argue that MacIntyre’s (1985) idea of a practice helps reshape our understanding of policing in ways that redress these challenges. In particular, we emphasise the need to normalise ethical reasoning such that professional policing is framed in moral, as well as legal, terms. We suggest ways that this approach to policing can be developed through police education. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 2/5/2025 Research article CLP release ‘law and order’ budget preview amid ongoing tensions with NT Police Association AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory Police Association has called the Finocchiaro Government's law and order budget preview an insult to officers who "continue to feel... NT Independent (Australia) 2/5/2025 News From withheld cancer drugs to treatment postcode lotteries: Why people in police custody are missing vital medications New research investigating healthcare provision inside police custody suites has highlighted long delays in people receiving vital treatments, with some denied their medication altogether – even when they have serious health conditions – as Newcastle University Senior Lecturer in Sociology Dr Gethin Rees explains. Policing Insight 2/5/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion How WA’s flagship domestic and family violence promise went so badly wrong ANALYSIS: It was a flagship government policy meant to provide extra safety for some of the state's most vulnerable. But yesterday we got an insight into just how the implementation of WA's domestic violence strategy targeting repeat offenders went so badly wrong. ABC News (Australia) 2/5/2025 Analysis, Feature ‘No pushover’: Favourite emerges for new Victorian police chief AUSTRALIA: The next chief commissioner is expected to be announced next week, with Queensland force deputy Tracy Linford a frontrunner. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 2/5/2025 News Understanding the moral dimension of policing: The need to normalise ethical reasoning within police practice This paper argues that more weight should be paid to the moral dimension of police work in light of recent challenges to police authority in the United Kingdom, most notably from Baroness Casey, but also from movements such as Black Lives Matter. We argue that MacIntyre’s (1985) idea of a practice helps reshape our understanding of policing in ways that redress these challenges. In particular, we emphasise the need to normalise ethical reasoning such that professional policing is framed in moral, as well as legal, terms. We suggest ways that this approach to policing can be developed through police education. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 2/5/2025 Research article WA Police Commissioner Col Blanch talks down severity of gaps in domestic violence offender GPS monitoring AUSTRALIA: WA's police commissioner has deflected blame for gaps in the monitoring of the most serious domestic violence offenders, saying he would put them "all behind bars" if it were up to him. ABC News (Australia) 2/5/2025 News Strip search class action against NSW police set to begin AUSTRALIA: A class action over the lawfulness of strip searches carried out by NSW Police at music festivals will begin next week. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 2/5/2025 News «808182838485868788Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
