Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93433 total results. Showing results 17901 to 17920 «892893894895896897898899900Next ›Last » ‘Terrifying’: What happens when police officers abuse their partners AUSTRALIA: Jane’s* partner was losing control. In his rage, he kicked a bin and damaged a wall. She tried to take their baby and flee, but he grabbed a kitchen knife. “If you take our son, I’ll stab you,” he threatened. When she tried to call triple zero, he used a jiu-jitsu move to restrain her. She eventually fled, leaving her boy behind. A neighbour heard her partner yelling, but was reluctant to interfere for one reason. Jane’s* partner was losing control. In his rage, he kicked a bin and damaged a wall. She tried to take their baby and flee, but he grabbed a kitchen knife. “If you take our son, I’ll stab you,” he threatened. When she tried to call triple zero, he used a jiu-jitsu move to restrain her. She eventually fled, leaving her boy behind. A neighbour heard her partner yelling, but was reluctant to interfere for one reason. “I know the man is a police officer,” the woman later told a court, “so I didn’t want to get involved.” The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 1/9/2023 Feature Better than AI? The UK police who never forget a face Artificial intelligence and facial recognition software are seen by some as the future of crime-fighting around the world. Phys Org 1/9/2023 News Green light for electric police car NEW ZEALAND: Dunedin’s thin blue line is turning green. The keys to a BMW i4EV were handed over to Dunedin police yesterday. It is set to become the first electric vehicle to be used by the force in the Otago region and will be deployed to the highway patrol. New Zealand Police fleet service manager Inspector Brian Yanko, speaking at yesterday’s unveiling, said the first police electric vehicle nationally was introduced about eight weeks ago and since then police received a flood of positive feedback from the officers in the cars. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 1/9/2023 News The dirty secret behind Tory ‘crime week’: their policies ruined policing Ministers now say the police will pursue leads on all crimes, but why wasn’t this happening already? Budget cuts The Guardian 1/9/2023 Feature, Opinion British Columbia introduces new programmes and police standards to support sexual assault survivors The Government of British Columbia has introduced new policing standards in relation to the response to and investigation of sexual assault, in a bid to ensure a “victim-centred, trauma-informed approach”, as well as highlighting the need for police policies to be “culturally-appropriate and legally-informed”, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/9/2023 Analysis, Feature Simon Byrne: Who is running Northern Ireland’s police service? Nothing has been simple for Simon Byrne during his four years as the most senior police officer in Northern Ireland. BBC 1/9/2023 News Coroner urges six-monthly welfare checks after inquest into four police suicide deaths AUSTRALIA: The family of one of four Tasmanian police officers who died by suicide between 2016 and 2020 say they hope the findings of a coronial inquest may prevent a similar tragedy in the future. ABC News (Australia) 1/9/2023 News SA police horse mounted operations unit relocation expected to cost $90 million AUSTRALIA: The South Australian government will spend $90 million relocating the state's police horse unit to a new location in Adelaide's northern suburbs. ABC News (Australia) 1/9/2023 News Police ‘really struggling’ with youth crime in Christchurch NEW ZEALAND: Christchurch police officers are "really struggling" with the level of youth crime in the Garden City and feel "hamstrung" in their efforts to deal with the problem, the Police Association president says. 1 News (New Zealand) 1/9/2023 News Electric blue: the thin blue line goes green in the deep south NEW ZEALAND: Police’s latest crime-fighting tool will be coming to your rear-vision mirror shortly. Stuff (New Zealand) 1/9/2023 News, Video Wexford/Wicklow Garda chief says drugs, community policing units will continue despite changes REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: “Policing is in rude health in Co Wexford,” according to chief superintendent Derek Hughes, who says drugs and community policing units across the division will remain operational despite major rostering changes coming on stream this November. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 1/9/2023 News Breakthrough: Queensland Police Debut Investigative Podcast Series AUSTRALIA: In a first for Queensland Police Service (QPS), the public will get a glimpse inside the minds of detectives, in new investigative podcast series Breakthrough, with Episode 1 'Poona Paul' now available. Mirage News 1/9/2023 News Homicide investigation launched, Mount Roskill NEW ZEALAND: As stated by Detective Senior Sergeant Ash Matthews, Auckland City CIB: homicide investigation is underway in Mount Roskill, following a man's death in the early hours of this morning. Mirage News 1/9/2023 News Government to make it easier to sack rogue police officers Government announces changes to rules governing police officers' disciplinary, vetting and performance processes. Home Office 31/8/2023 News Victim’s sex ordeal with police officer in women’s refuge PC Simon Miller from Humberside Police becomes the latest in a line of police officers who’ve brought shame to their uniform and dented trust in the police. Sky News 31/8/2023 News UK government to give greater authority to dismiss police officers alleged to have committed misconduct The UK government announced plans Thursday to allow chief constables and other senior officers greater authority to terminate rogue employees. Those who don’t pass background checks can also be fired. A finding of serious misconduct will result in a police officer’s immediate termination. Jurist (Canada) 31/8/2023 News Home Affairs Committee call for drug law reform Enforcement needs to be bolstered by a stronger public health response that helps people escape drug addiction and related criminality according to a new report. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/8/2023 News Reform law and expand treatment options to tackle cost of drugs on society – Home Affairs Committee finds Drug laws are outdated and in need of reform, the Home Affairs Committee has found. UK Parliament 31/8/2023 Report Naloxone usage by Police Scotland officers, April – June 2023 Police Scotland officers administered the opioid reversal treatment Naloxone on at least 99 occasions in the first quarter of 2023-24. Police Scotland 31/8/2023 Report Police pledge to pursue any reasonable lead to solve more crime Police forces have committed to pursuing all leads where there is a reasonable chance it could result in catching a perpetrator and solving a crime. Home Office 31/8/2023 News «892893894895896897898899900Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
