Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103021 total results. Showing results 18021 to 18040 «898899900901902903904905906Next ›Last » Police chief ‘filmed himself having sex with vulnerable junior officer’ A police chief inspector had sex with a vulnerable junior officer in her home and filmed it, a court has heard. Metro 16/4/2024 News Queensland Police lure university graduates as police applications skyrocket AUSTRALIA: A raft of new incentives, including $20,000 to pay off university HECs debts have skyrocketed the Queensland Police Service’s (QPS) recruitment applications by over 200 per cent since this time last year. myPolice - Queensland Police News 16/4/2024 News Creating sexually explicit deepfake images to be made offence in UK Offenders could face jail if image is widely shared under proposed amendment to criminal justice bill The Guardian 16/4/2024 News Lack of experience ‘an advantage’ says Northamptonshire PFCC candidate A police, fire and crime commissioner (PFCC) election candidate said her lack of police and fire experience puts her at an "advantage" for the role. BBC 16/4/2024 News Road Safety Authority to spend millions more on safety campaigns REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Road Safety Authority (RSA) is to start immediately spending an additional €3 million on awareness campaigns in response to an increase in the number of road deaths. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 16/4/2024 News PSNI to close 11 front desks in stations The Police Service of Northern Ireland is to close the enquiry offices at 11 stations. BBC 16/4/2024 News Andrew Malkinson says improved DNA tests could have spared him years in jail Exclusive: rollout of fresh testing for contested rape and murder convictions ‘should have happened a decade ago’, Malkinson says The Guardian 16/4/2024 News Thames Valley Police officers disciplined for sexual misconduct Twenty four serving Thames Valley Police (TVP) officers were disciplined for sexual misconduct over a period of just under four years, figures show. BBC 16/4/2024 News Ch Insp Mick Roffe: Specialist operations, working with Dutch police and Operation Obtundity (Part 1) In this conversation, Chief Inspector Mick Roffe of North Yorkshire Police discusses his journey in policing and highlights of his career, with Policing TV's newest presenter Becky Horrocks. PolicingTV 16/4/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Precision policing behind the Met’s approach to protecting women and girl The Metropolitan Police‘s new initiative to protect girls and women is using precision policing, to place priority on protecting the public from harm and safeguarding the vulnerable. Emergency Services Times 15/4/2024 News Police officers fail to even show up to 7 in 10 car thefts in England Some 30,900 vehicle thefts went unattended by officers in 2023, accounting for 72% of all cases during this period, according to research by the Liberal Democrats Mirror 15/4/2024 News Harris raises lack of garda roads policing resources REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Taoiseach Simon Harris has said not enough garda resources are put into roads policing, while one of his junior ministers has claimed garda enforcement has "collapsed". Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 15/4/2024 News Police Scotland officers suspended amid claims they ‘leaked details of undercover colleagues to organised crime gang’ A number of properties have been raided as part of the investigation, which is being led by Police Scotland's Professional Standards Department (PSD). Sky News 15/4/2024 News Police Scotland officers suspended amid claims they ‘leaked details of undercover colleagues to organised crime gang’ A number of properties have been raided as part of the investigation, which is being led by Police Scotland's Professional Standards Department (PSD). Sky News 15/4/2024 News Higher workload for police officers correlates with victims withdrawing statements In the UK, partners or family members are responsible for nearly half of all female homicides. But there is an increasing rate of statement withdrawal from victims in high-risk domestic abuse cases. Tom Kirchmaier and Ekaterina Oparina highlight the alarming relationship between a police officer’s workload and the rate of withdrawal of statements by victims. London School of Economics (LSE) 15/4/2024 Feature, Opinion Why is the stabbing attack in Wakeley a terrorist act? NSW Police Commissioner explains AUSTRALIA: On Monday night a stabbing attack was carried out at the Assyrian Orthodox Church, Christ The Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley. A 16-year-old was arrested at the scene where three people were injured, including Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel. The Bishop was conducting a mass service at the time of the attack that was being broadcast online. A crowd gathered outside of the church and as Police attended the situation, violence broke out injuring more people and damaging property. NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb joined Sarah Macdonald on Mornings to explain why the actions of one individual have been labeled a terrorist attack, how Sydney police force resources are coping and an update on the Bondi Junction investigation. [AUDIO] ABC News (Australia) 15/4/2024 Feature Bondi Junction attacker’s interactions with police ‘forensically’ examined amid debate over stop-and-search laws AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police says it is confident the response to previous interactions with the Bondi Junction attacker were "appropriate", amid claims the mass murder makes an "even more compelling" case for new stop-and-search powers. Acting Commissioner Steve Gollschewski said there were "a number of interactions over an extended period" with 40-year-old Joel Cauchi, who has been identified as the assailant. "They've been relatively low level interactions in some instances," he said. ABC News (Australia) 15/4/2024 News Homicides in major US cities falling at ‘one of fastest rates ever’ – report USA: Nearly all crime, including violent and property offenses, was down ‘a considerable amount’ in 2023 compared with 2022 The Guardian 15/4/2024 News Concern over scale of knife crime in Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Concern has been expressed about the scale of knife crime across the country after new figures revealed that an annual average of over 2,100 knives have been confiscated from suspects over the past five years. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 15/4/2024 News Planned closure of 11 PSNI enquiry offices ‘part of full-blown crisis’ The Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) says the planned closure of 11 PSNI Station Enquiry Offices is the inevitable consequence of budget pressures. PFNI Chair, Liam Kelly, said: “I understand that communities that are affected will view this decision with dismay and disappointment. 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