Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100344 total results. Showing results 17701 to 17720 «882883884885886887888889890Next ›Last » Police union takes first step towards protected industrial action as part of pay dispute AUSTRALIA: Negotiations between the Australian Federal Police union and the Commonwealth could go to the next level with the union lodging an application to the Fair Work Commission for a protected action ballot. RiotACT (Australia) 19/2/2024 News Police staffer used confidential database to snoop on friends, family AUSTRALIA: A Victoria Police employee who used a confidential intelligence database to access sensitive information about family and former schoolmates has sobbed in court as her “dishonesty” was revealed. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 19/2/2024 News It’s true, Kelly Wilkinson was cop shopping. She was looking for a Queensland cop who cared AUSTRALIA: There is absolutely nothing anyone in the police force can say now to make this OK. It’s time for action. The Guardian 19/2/2024 Feature, Opinion Families of Nottingham murder victims ‘sickened’ to learn police shared graphic details on WhatsApp Horrific nature of their injuries was reportedly shared in a police WhatsApp group and forwarded to others outside the force The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/2/2024 News Mokbel’s wish list: Police commissioners, judges, prosecutors could be dragged to witness box AUSTRALIA: Former drug kingpin Tony Mokbel might drag some of the Victorian criminal justice system’s most senior police and prosecutors, including former police commissioners Simon Overland and Graham Ashton, into providing evidence at his appeal. In a witness list released by the Supreme Court on Monday, lawyers acting for Mokbel put on notice dozens of legal figures and police who rose to prominence during Melbourne’s bloody gangland war, most of whom faced intense questioning after supergrass barrister Nicola Gobbo was exposed. The Age (Australia) - Subscription at source 19/2/2024 News Families of Nottingham murder victims ‘sickened’ to learn police shared graphic details on WhatsApp Horrific nature of their injuries was reportedly shared in a police WhatsApp group and forwarded to others outside the force The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/2/2024 News $14 million state-of-the-art police station opens in Jindabyne to support Snowy Mountains AUSTRALIA: Safety and security for Snowy Mountains locals as well as tourists, one million of whom descend on the area over winter, will be supported by the opening of a new $14 million police station in Jindabyne. RiotACT (Australia) 19/2/2024 News ‘I felt panicked’: Police target sexual harassment and assault on trains A new campaign from the British Transport Police has urged passengers to report all sexual offences as those reports are "vital" in helping convict offenders. Sky News 19/2/2024 News Police stations may need to close throughout the country due to ‘significant health hazards’ NEW ZEALAND: Police stations throughout New Zealand may have to close due to health and safety requirements, with black mould and leaky walls causing “significant health hazards”, the Police Association says. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 19/2/2024 News Firearms seized in organised crime investigation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Firearms, including a submachine gun, were seized by gardaí investigating organised crime activity in north and west Dublin, which led to two murders over Christmas. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 19/2/2024 News Lincolnshire Police’s culture change programme: An introduction The UK's Lincolnshire Police are currently undertaking a significant programme of work, to transform and strengthen the force's culture. Lincolnshire Police's Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) Chris Davison and Lynchpin's Managing Director, Richie Maddock, provide an introduction to this work for PolicingTV's Bernard Rix. PolicingTV 19/2/2024 Feature, Video Rapist Met Police officer David Carrick will no longer get his state pension Serial rapist David Carrick has been stripped of his state-funded Metropolitan Police pension. Metro 18/2/2024 News Karen Findlay: Police chiefs condemn abuse of transport commander Senior police figures have condemned the "sexist and homophobic" comments made online about a colleague. BBC 18/2/2024 News Stop eco warriors protesting at our homes, ministers urge police A Just Stop Oil activist said the climate group was planning to directly target Labour politicians The Times - Subscription at source 18/2/2024 News ‘Unacceptably high’ domestic violence statistics in WA’s north leads to call for change AUSTRALIA: In a region with Western Australia's worst domestic violence statistics, hundreds of people took to the streets on Friday in a bid to call for change. The Ochre Ribbon March was held in the Kimberley town of Broome to raise awareness of the alarming rates of family and domestic violence in the region. It comes as the latest WA Police statistics show the Kimberley recorded the highest number of family assaults of any WA policing district in December. ABC News (Australia) 18/2/2024 News Why Sydney’s bloody gang war was never really over AUSTRALIA: With many of Sydney’s worst gangsters dead, locked up or in exile overseas, the underworld war seemed to quieten down. Mark Morri explains why that was never the case. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) 18/2/2024 Feature After the Nottingham attack, the families are fighting as one James Coates believes Valdo Calocane got away with murdering his father, Ian. But he thinks the expertise of the bereaved can force a public inquiry The Times - Subscription at source 18/2/2024 News Serial rapist David Carrick stripped of state-funded Met police pension Carrick was formally dismissed from the Met in January last year after pleading guilty to a total of 49 offences. Express & Star 18/2/2024 News Victims of slavery report lack of recognition from agencies when seeking help – study NEW ZEALAND: Helplines to support those affected by modern slavery are not fit for purpose, and a pathway to seek help needs to be created, an advocacy group says. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/2/2024 News Violent officers and a violent public: is policing an impossible job? The brutality of the Channel 4 documentary To Catch a Copper exposes the conflicting realities of the modern force. Our reporter goes on the beat in Bristol, where it was filmed The Times - Subscription at source 18/2/2024 Feature «882883884885886887888889890Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
