Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115618 total results. Showing results 1881 to 1900 «919293949596979899Next ›Last » Officer lawfully justified in using Taser to stop person fleeing arrest NEW ZEALAND: The Authority oversaw a Police investigation into an officer’s use of a Taser against a person fleeing arrest on foot. The person sustained a significant head injury after falling to the ground. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 7/5/2026 News Night time safety illuminated with new ‘Halo Points’ Thanks to a partnership between Merseyside Police, Merseyside PCC and Liverpool City Council, nine new Halo Points now provide clearly identifiable, designated safe spaces where anyone who feels unsafe, or at risk can seek immediate support, reassurance and practical help. Emergency Services Times 7/5/2026 News Police recruit showed colleague pornography, asked sexual questions NEW ZEALAND: A police recruit has resigned after it was found they showed another recruit pornography while masturbating, and asked them unsolicited sexual questions. 1 News (New Zealand) 7/5/2026 News Garda CCTV safeguards exist for good reason REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Expanded Garda surveillance powers risk undermining established data protection safeguards unless necessity, proportionality and oversight remain central to their use, writes the ICCL. Irish Legal News (Republic of Ireland) 7/5/2026 Analysis, Feature Police inquiries into allegations of sexual harassment by recruit NEW ZEALAND: The Authority oversaw a Police investigation into allegations that a recruit asked unsolicited sexual questions of another recruit and then showed the other recruit pornographic material on his cell phone while masturbating. The two recruits were off-duty and alone inside a vehicle parked on the side of a public road, late at night, in the greater Wellington area. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 7/5/2026 News BTP secures first conviction under new legislation tackling sex-based harassment A British Transport Police (BTP) investigation has resulted in the first conviction in England and Wales under newly introduced sex-based harassment legislation. British Transport Police 7/5/2026 News Will Scotland be the first nation to pass primary legislation covering live FRT? Privacy commissioner says propagation of facial recognition across UK necessitates new law. The Scottish privacy commissioner continues to express consternation over the potential use of live facial recognition by Police Scotland. Meanwhile, a mobile option for police facial matching is raising new concerns. BiometricUpdate.com 7/5/2026 News When ‘Road Closed’ is not enough From drivers moving traffic cones to widespread Red X violations, policing teams are confronting growing non-compliance on roads and struggling to enforce the law. Police Professional investigates. Police Professional 7/5/2026 Feature Met officers investigated over handling of Mohamed Al Fayed complaints A serving Metropolitan Police officer and four former officers are being investigated over their handling of allegations of sexual abuse made against Mohamed Al Fayed, according to reports. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/5/2026 News Cadets receive specialist drone training to assess heritage sites over criminal damage fears The scheme, called RESPECT, has been launched in East Hertfordshire and is delivered by the region's Police Cadets and supported by Historic England. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/5/2026 News PC whose partner took points and awareness course for her speeding offences pleads guilty The officer was caught speeding twice on the typical route that PC Byrne would take to get to work and at times just before her shift would begin. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/5/2026 News Any officer guilty of inappropriate behaviour in PSNI will ‘very quickly lose job’ CC Boutcher updated the Policing Board following the publication of an independent review into the death of showjumper Katie Simpson in 2020. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/5/2026 News New guidance supporting police and public bodies to deal with AI-generated FOI requests The guidance was issued by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) to help public authorities - like the police - confidently handle Freedom of Information (FOI) requests that involve the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/5/2026 News Advanced pursuit PC cleared of causing death by dangerous driving while pursuing stolen vehicle Officer's ACC says 'only one man was responsible for Heather’s death that day and he’s already behind bars.' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/5/2026 News Westminster Insight’s AI in Policing Conference – Register today! On 19th June, Westminster Insight is bringing together senior policing leaders, technologists, researchers, and governance professionals for a half-day conference on where AI in policing currently stands and where it needs to go. Policing Insight 7/5/2026 Advertisement, Feature Police Scotland wins coveted ‘veterans’ award Police Scotland won Employer of the Year award at the 2026 Scottish Veterans Awards ceremony. Police Professional 7/5/2026 News GMP officer acquitted of causing death by dangerous driving A Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officer has been cleared of causing death by dangerous driving following a fatal road traffic collision in Oldham on December 23, 2022. Police Professional 7/5/2026 News ‘Trauma trackers’ to monitor toll of job on police officers in England and Wales Ministers to mandate use of tools that record individuals’ cumulative exposure to harrowing incidents The Guardian 7/5/2026 News Police officer cleared over woman’s crash death A police officer has been cleared of causing a woman's death after her car was hit by his unmarked police car during his pursuit of a stolen vehicle. BBC 7/5/2026 News AI catches wrongdoers: That is where ethical policing begins, not where it ends The Metropolitan Police’s recent use of Palantir AI to identify more than 600 officers involved in wrongdoing and corruption may have been successful in its aims, but has also proved controversial; police officer and ethics specialist Dr Richard Cockbain warns that while the approach may have achieved compliance benefits, addressing unethical behaviour is not the same as building ethical approaches, and the covert deployment of AI serves to undermine the trust of both the public and the workforce. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/5/2026 Feature, Opinion «919293949596979899Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
