Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115442 total results. Showing results 19021 to 19040 «948949950951952953954955956Next ›Last » Charlottetown Police Services welcomes new members and celebrates promotions and recognitions CANADA: Charlottetown Police Services (CPS) officially added six new constables to the force and recognized several other officers through promotions and commendations at a City Hall ceremony today. Blue Line (Canada) 16/1/2025 News Ontario launches new tool to better monitor high-risk offenders on bail CANADA: The Ontario government is cracking down on repeat and violent offenders by launching the Provincial Bail Compliance Dashboard. Blue Line (Canada) 16/1/2025 News Chief Dwayne Zacharie on the unique role of First Nations policing CANADA: In this episode of Blue Line, The Podcast, editor Brittani Schroeder was joined by Dwayne Zacharie, Chief Peacekeeper of the Kahnawake Mohawk Peacekeepers in Quebec. Blue Line (Canada) 16/1/2025 Feature, Video Five arrested in major operation targeting international crime REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Five men have been arrested in counties Clare and Kerry in a Gardaí and Revenue joint operation targeting international organised criminal activity. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 16/1/2025 News Police impersonation: The underlying factors and implications in Nigeria Dr Usman A. Ojedokun, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the University of Ibadan in Nigeria, explores some of the context and contributing factors to the continuing problem of police impersonation in Nigeria, the impact it has on both the community and the Nigeria Police Force, and what steps can be taken to tackle the issue. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/1/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Intelligence and the ‘Heart’ of the terrorist: managing the system of systems to discover and respond to tactics of fear This article is inspired by the need to fill the gap for context-specific knowledge on the functioning of intelligence systems in Africa. Terrorism threatens people's well-being, and reliable intelligence is the main defence line of society in terms of decision-making on appropriate immediate responses or calculated strategies over an extended time. Against this background, the author asks: What innovative, integrated intelligence system is required to discover, predict and respond to terrorist activities? Therefore, the article aims to discuss an innovative intelligence management system that would enable the intelligence professional and decision-maker in a timely way to discover and respond to terrorist activity in African society. The aim is achieved by developing conceptual clarification on terrorism and intelligence systems, followed by a discussion of research findings of what is required to conduct intelligence to combat terrorism. The article recommends an intelligence approach founded on the principles of collaboration, centrality of interpretation, adaptation, objective rationality and human-centredness. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism 16/1/2025 Research article West Midlands Police uses AI to help vulnerable 101 callers West Midlands Police is using the latest artificial intelligence (AI) technology to fast-track the most vulnerable people who call the force’s non-emergency number asking for help. Stourbridge News 16/1/2025 News Winnipeg police asking city for $13.5M for new helicopter CANADA: The City of Winnipeg has chosen a replacement for its aging police helicopter. Winnipeg police have said their existing helicopter needs major repairs and parts are becoming hard to come by, but it comes at a cost. CBC News (Canada) 16/1/2025 News, Video Bill passed in Scotland to strengthen public confidence in policing A Bill to further improve police complaints and police conduct procedures has been passed by the Scottish Parliament. Police Professional 16/1/2025 News Knife crime is rising — we looked at the data to find out why Analysing a decade of crime statistics exposes the scale of fatal stabbings and knife possession across England and Wales The Times - Subscription at source 16/1/2025 Analysis, Feature Mayor wants to raise council tax to fund police Average council tax bills could go up by almost £19 a year to help pay for London's police and fire services, the mayor has announced. BBC 16/1/2025 News Police improve emergency call response times Devon and Cornwall Police has said it has made strides in improving response times for emergency and non-emergency calls. BBC 16/1/2025 News Over 600 police officers have been investigated in one Australian state. The reason why will shock you. AUSTRALIA: An "alarming" number of police have been investigated for sex crimes and family violence offences, with more than three per cent of the workforce facing probes in less than six years. Mamamia (Australia) 16/1/2025 News Sydney man first to be charged under new AFP operation targeting anti-Semitism AUSTRALIA: A Sydney man has become the first person to be charged under a new operation dedicated to addressing anti-Semitic behaviour over alleged deaths threats towards a Jewish organisation. ABC News (Australia) 16/1/2025 News SWIP conference calls for ‘gender unity’ and a better policing environment that allows for ‘authenticity’ Last month’s Senior Women in Policing Conference saw speakers call for “gender unity” against the “common challenge of patriarchy” and highlight concerns around the “authority gap” that still persists between men and women, as well offering bespoke peer reviews for forces to assist women aspiring to take on leadership roles and allow people to be “as authentic as possible”, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/1/2025 Feature Wiltshire Police launches OK9 Wellbeing and Trauma Support Dog Network Wiltshire Police has launched an OK9 Wellbeing and Trauma Support Dog Network to help support the mental health of officers and staff. Emergency Services Times 16/1/2025 News PCC’s membership of Countryside Alliance did not influence hunt policing, finds report An independent review into Warwickshire Police’s handling of hunting-related activities in the county has concluded that the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Warwickshire’s membership of the Countryside Alliance did not influence police decision making. Emergency Services Times 16/1/2025 News Police inspector sacked over Just Stop Oil slurs A police inspector with 27 years on the force was sacked after using slurs about disabled people to insult Just Stop Oil protestors. BBC 15/1/2025 News Home Office and IBM to partner on Emergency Services Network Frontline emergency services will benefit from a new communications network that will modernise how they work together. Home Office 15/1/2025 News APCC statement on government action to tackle synthetic drugs The APCC’s Addictions and Substance Misuse leads have welcomed an amendment to the Misuse of Drugs Act that creates a new, generic definition which not only captures a broader set of dangerous synthetic opioids making them illegal but also covers formulations of substances yet to be discovered. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/1/2025 News «948949950951952953954955956Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
