Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115411 total results. Showing results 17001 to 17020 «847848849850851852853854855Next ›Last » Journalists no longer bracketed with criminals in police guidance College of Policing counter-corruption guidance changed three years after complaint made. Press Gazette 6/3/2025 News Police partner with intelligence platform to tackle shoplifting Devon and Cornwall has recently entered into a new partnership with Auror, a software development company, to strengthen its response to organised retail crime. The Auror platform provides critical intelligence to enable our teams to better fulfil their policing priorities and help identify prolific offenders so we can remove them from our streets and help protect businesses against shoplifting. Dawlish Gazette 6/3/2025 News Victory for media as police change guidance equating journalists with extremists Reporters were previously grouped with criminals and suspects as corruption risk to officers The Telegraph - Subscription at source 6/3/2025 News Victory for media as police change guidance equating journalists with extremists Reporters were previously grouped with criminals and suspects as corruption risk to officers The Telegraph - Subscription at source 6/3/2025 News Bespoke custody facility designed for child detainees ‘not being used by arresting officers’ Staff at two custody centres in Glasgow also complained about 'invisible management' as several senior officers within the custody division worked from home. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/3/2025 News Police unit dubbed ‘authoritarian censor’ A national policing unit has been criticised for telling local forces to block the release of information under laws designed to safeguard the public's right to know. The National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) has advised forces not to reveal information on topics including the use of banned surveillance software and the spread of super-strength drugs, the BBC has found. BBC 6/3/2025 News ‘Negligent and incompetent’: Police Commissioner Michael Murphy the ‘senior public officer’ ICAC found engaged in improper conduct AUSTRALIA: Police Commissioner Michael Murphy is the “senior public officer” the ICAC found engaged in improper conduct by hiring a mate for a senior role in the NT Police, but he has refused to resign, despite the findings that his actions amounted to “negligence and incompetence”. NT Independent (Australia) 6/3/2025 News WA Police enhance Apple CarPlay with ANPR technology The Western Australia Police Force has broadened its collaboration with Motorola Solutions by integrating automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) capabilities into its Apple CarPlay systems. This extension means that over 80 police vehicles are now equipped with the PSCore mobile app's functionality, enabling real-time alerts and voice notifications when vehicles of interest are detected by ANPR systems. WA Police Superintendent Dean Snashall stated, "Real-time ANPR data helps to ensure that front-line officers are more aware of potential risks and able to make better decisions." He added, "This latest evolution of Motorola Solutions' PSCore application helps our officers to document incidents faster and more accurately, freeing more of their time to protect our communities." The decision to incorporate ANPR via the PSCore app within Apple CarPlay aims to streamline the technology in use without the need for additional hardware such as screens and brackets. Snashall noted the simplicity of the deployment, highlighting how it aids in faster and better-informed investigations across the state. Security Brief (Australia) 6/3/2025 News Durham PCC approves Chief Constable contract extension PCC says contract extension will provide 'stable leadership' amid ongoing funding challenges. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/3/2025 News Most sexual assaults are never pursued by police. Here’s how the system could change AUSTRALIA: Australia’s top law reform agency wants all police, prosecutors and defence lawyers to go through mandatory training on rape myths and misconceptions, in one of several steps to improve a justice system that is failing women who have been sexually assaulted. Support services should also be overhauled so that every victim or survivor of sexual violence can get free legal advice and work with a specialist “navigator” who would help them choose the best pathway to take their case forward, the Australian Law Reform Commission has said in a major review. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 6/3/2025 News Several children detained in police custody for too long, inspectors find HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland and Healthcare Improvement Scotland reviewed the main custody centres in Glasgow. The Independent 6/3/2025 News Bespoke custody facility designed for child detainees ‘not being used by arresting officers’ Staff at two custody centres in Glasgow also complained about 'invisible management' as several senior officers within the custody division worked from home. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/3/2025 News Children being held in custody for ‘longer than necessary’, report finds A review of police custody facilities in Glasgow has raised concerns that a number of children were held in police cells for an “inappropriate” length of time. Police Professional 6/3/2025 News Children held too long in police cells – report A review of police custody facilities in Glasgow has raised concerns that several children were held in cells for an "inappropriate" length of time. BBC 6/3/2025 News Councillors criticise move to cut 150 police jobs A decision to cut 150 jobs from West Mercia Police has been criticised by councillors in Telford, who said they "deplore" the move. BBC 6/3/2025 News An Evaluation of a Major Expansion in Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) Technology Automated license plate readers (ALPRs) are one of the most recent technological advancements that have rapidly diffused across US law enforcement. However, empirical research on ALPRs has not kept pace with their diffusion as there have only been a few rigorous evaluations of the technology’s effectiveness in addressing crime. This study builds on the scant research base by performing both a process- and impact-evaluation of a major ALPR technology expansion in the Atlantic City (NJ) Police Department (ACPD), which is located on a barrier island. A Smart Policing Initiative (SPI) grant allowed the department to buy and install stationary/fixed ALPRs on all entrances and exits to scan every moving vehicle in and out of the city’s jurisdiction. We explored the project’s challenges and implementation fidelity, plus the technology’s impact on investigations and clearance rates for shooting incidents as well as whether the technology expansion was associated with crime reduction. Descriptive statistics, bivariate associations and interrupted time-series analyses found that use of the technology may be more siloed in certain investigative units rather than for patrol functions. While the ALPR expansion did not reduce violent crime, it was associated with reductions in shootings, motor vehicle thefts, and property crime. Justice Evaluation Journal 6/3/2025 Research article NT Police Commissioner Michael Murphy outs himself as subject of anti-corruption probe AUSTRALIA: Northern Territory Police Commissioner Michael Murphy is the senior public official found by the NT's corruption watchdog to have engaged in improper conduct, he has confirmed. ABC News (Australia) 6/3/2025 News Labour calls for end to police referrals to Destiny programmes NEW ZEALAND: Police have referred 20 offenders to Destiny Church-affiliated programmes Man Up and Legacy as ‘wellness providers’ in the last year, raising concerns that those seeking help are being recruited into a harmful organisation. Labour (New Zealand) 6/3/2025 News Justice Minister told of anxiety among Gardai in Donegal over new policing model REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Justice Minister has been told that the new Garda policing model proposed for Donegal is causing significant anxiety among members of the force and communities. Highland Radio (Republic of Ireland) 6/3/2025 Audio, News Adolescent victims of domestic abuse are ‘falling through the cracks’ of adult-focused policies When it comes to research and services for victims of adolescent domestic abuse (ADA), those aged under 16 are often overlooked by policies that focus on the adult domestic abuse (DA) agenda; Gloucestershire Deputy Chief Constable Katy Barrow-Grint and City St George’s, University of London Senior Researcher Dr Ruth Weir spoke to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons about new efforts to identify the scale and nature of the problem, and encouraging police forces to use technology to extract ADA data. 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