Real reasons Tinubu sacked ex-IG Egbetokun
President Bola Tinubu dismissed former Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun primarily over his resistance to withdrawing police officers from VIP protection duties.
Disu's appointment brings renewed hope for safer Nigeria – Rep
A Nigerian lawmaker commends the appointment of Tunji Disu as Acting Inspector-General of Police, highlighting his suitability for improving public confidence in policing at a crucial time for the country.
NANS demands youth-friendly policing from new IG Disu
The National Association of Nigerian Students has called for reforms in policing to be more youth-sensitive under the new Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu.
Canadian government considers police increase in small communities like Tumbler Ridge
The Canadian government is contemplating boosting police resources in Tumbler Ridge after a recent tragic school shooting.
Nigeria ready for state police, says minister
The Nigerian Federal Government, represented by Minister Mohammed Idris, has expressed readiness to establish state police as part of decentralizing the country's policing system once the legal framework is set.
Ogun governor hails ex-IG Egbetokun, tasks IGP Disu on intelligence-driven policing
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun praises former Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun and urges the new acting IG Tunji Disu to focus on intelligence-driven policing.
BREAKING: Disu assumes duty as acting IG
Tunji Disu has officially taken over as the acting Inspector-General of Police in Nigeria following the resignation of Kayode Egbetokun.
Police AI chief admits crime-fighting tech will have bias but vows to tackle it
The police chief of the UK's National Crime Agency acknowledges that artificial intelligence used in policing may have inherent biases but is committed to addressing these issues.
Calgary city councillors seek ways to crack down on shoplifting under $100
Calgary city councillors are proposing a motion to address the rise in shoplifting incidents involving stolen goods valued under $100, focusing on improving enforcement and public trust.
These are the five key points of the cooperation agreement between the Ministry of the Interior and Segura EP
The Ministry of the Interior in Ecuador has signed a five-year cooperation agreement with Segura EP to enhance public security through better surveillance and policing collaboration.
Documents Reveal 11 Months of Cover-Up on Killing of American by Immigration Agency
Internal documents reveal that a U.S. citizen was killed by a federal immigration officer in Texas, a case concealed by the Department of Homeland Security for eleven months.
PSC promotes another AIG to Deputy Inspector General of Police
The Police Service Commission in Nigeria has promoted Assistant Inspector General Fayoade Mustapha to Deputy Inspector General of Police, highlighting his qualifications in modern policing and security.
Planned to give auxiliary police officers the right to stop vehicles from private cars
Estonian plans to grant auxiliary police officers the authority to stop vehicles from private vehicles independently, pending a new legislative proposal.
Liberia: Security Sector Must Uphold Human Rights
The Chairperson of Liberia's Independent National Commission on Human Rights emphasizes the need for the security sector to integrate human rights standards to ensure national dignity and stability.
Surrey police chief warns force needs more officers to take over Cloverdale
Surrey's police chief emphasizes the urgent need for more officers ahead of the force's transition into the Cloverdale area.
Over-policing of children in care is 'manufacturing criminals', experts warn
Experts warn that the over-policing of children in care is leading to increased offending and distrust towards the police.
South Africa: South Africa Is Sending in the Army to Fight Crime (Again). Does It Ever Work?
South Africa is deploying military troops alongside police to combat gang violence and illegal mining, a move met with mixed reactions from political entities and experts.
'Massive use of detention': Rights groups warn ICE-style policing could come to Europe
Rights groups are raising alarms about the potential adoption of ICE-style immigration enforcement practices in Europe, which could lead to increased detention of migrants.
4 men accused of fraud against more than 1,100 citizens
Four men have been charged for committing fraud against over 1,100 people in Denmark, leading to significant criminal prosecutions.
Major crimes drastically reduced in Lagos — CP
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police announced a significant decrease in major crimes during his tenure, attributing it to intelligence-led policing and community collaboration.
Greek Police Response to Security Claims in Agios Anargyros: "Intensive Policing with Measurable Results"
The Greek Police addressed concerns of insecurity in Agios Anargyros, stating that crime rates have decreased significantly due to enhanced police presence in the area.
Car theft and domestic violence among top priorities for acting Queensland police commissioner
Brett Pointing has been appointed as the interim Queensland police commissioner and has outlined key priorities including tackling car theft and domestic violence.
Michael Boyd: Canadians can trust police, despite recent corruption scandal
Michael Boyd reassures Canadians about their trust in the police amid recent corruption scandals in Ontario.
Police unveil two new divisions in Kogi community
The Nigeria Police Force has launched two new police divisions in the Yagba East Local Government Area of Kogi State to enhance security and improve grassroots policing.
PRF studies the construction of a new post on BR-040, in Serra de Petrópolis
The Federal Highway Police in Brazil is considering building a new operational unit on BR-040 to enhance road safety and policing in the region.
Military Police reinforces policing during Carnival with 120 police officers per day in Roraima
The Military Police of Roraima is increasing security presence during Carnival with 120 police officers deployed daily in various locations throughout the state.
New Kingston police chief vows modernization, body cameras at swearing-in ceremony
Kingston's new police chief, Adam MacIntosh, pledges modernization and the implementation of body cameras during his swearing-in ceremony.
Half-Icelandic soldier part of Swedish Air Force unit
Emil Hrafn, a half-Icelandic soldier, is currently serving in a Swedish Air Force unit stationed in Iceland for air policing operations.
Swedish Air Force Activated in NATO Operation Arctic Sentry
The Swedish Air Force has been stationed in Iceland to participate in NATO's operation Arctic Sentry, which aims to enhance air policing in the Arctic region.
Videos from g1 Bahia and TV Bahia – Thursday, February 12, 2026
Experts say interest rates are crucial for perceiving an economic downturn in Brazil, with implications for food assistance regulations and policing outcomes in various incidents.
A police jeep was hit by a car in Shri Ganganagar, the vehicle overturned... the woman police station chief died
A tragic road accident in Shri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, resulted in the death of woman police station chief Jyoti Nayak when her police jeep was hit by a car early in the morning.
‘Unsustainable’ gaps in policing of franchise businesses must end, MPs say
UK MPs are calling for an end to significant policing gaps in franchise businesses following scandals and allegations of misconduct in companies like Vodafone and McDonald's.
What 30 years of policing domestic violence taught Vincent Hurley
Dr. Vincent Hurley shares insights from his 30 years as a police negotiator on domestic violence amidst rising national concern about gender-based violence in Australia.
Montreal police chief says Toronto officer arrests ‘sad moment’ for policing
Montreal's police chief expressed concern over the recent arrests of several Toronto officers, highlighting it as a troubling instance for law enforcement.
Local police aid ICE by tapping school cameras amid Trump’s immigration crackdown
Police departments in the US are using school security cameras to assist in immigration enforcement under Trump's policies, revealing concerns over privacy and surveillance.
'Municipal Rota' of SP: Nunes changes name of CGM division to reflect 'true function' of ostensive policing
The division of the Municipal Guard in São Paulo was renamed to align its identity with its role in ostensive policing, mirroring elite police units.
Lack of police in the Security Present program leaves Rio neighborhoods with empty bases on weekends
A report reveals that Rio's Security Present program, intended to enhance policing in neighborhoods, fails to fill available positions on weekends and holidays, primarily due to low daily pay rates.
Security plan for Carnival 2026 is defined in Cabo Frio
Cabo Frio's city officials and security forces have established the operational plan for Carnival 2026, focusing on policing, urban management, and traffic measures.
Environmental policing arrests drug trafficking suspect in Alter do Chão
A man suspected of drug trafficking was arrested in Alter do Chão, Santarém, Pará, after a public tip-off.
Stakeholders urge full implementation of Police Act
Security sector stakeholders in Nigeria emphasize the urgent need for the full implementation of the Police Act 2020, highlighting the contrast between its innovative provisions and current policing practices.
Spanish Hornet intercepts Russian Su-30 with unusual weapons over the Baltic
Spanish F-18 Hornet fighters recently intercepted a Russian Su-30SM2 aircraft over the Baltic Sea, which was carrying an unusual combination of weapons for the region, as part of NATO's Baltic Air Policing mission.
USA: Federal police in Minneapolis receive body cameras
The federal police in Minneapolis are set to receive body cameras amid ongoing controversy regarding their enforcement actions.
What Does Turkey's Mandate to Protect the Airspace of the Baltic States in 2026 Mean?
Turkey has been tasked with protecting the airspace of the Baltic states—Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania—in 2026 as part of NATO's air policing efforts, following Greece's inability to fulfill the role due to pilot and resource shortages.
Key Republicans flip, kill effort to restrain Trump's policing power over Venezuela
Senate Republicans successfully defeated a bipartisan effort led by Sen. Tim Kaine to limit President Trump's authority regarding military actions in Venezuela after key GOP lawmakers changed their minds.
California county accused of profiling Asian Americans agrees to police reforms
Siskiyou County in northern California, facing allegations of racial discrimination against Asian Americans, has consented to implement policing reforms and allow independent oversight.
Emmanuel Grégoire: 'I wish to be a mayor of Paris who calms and protects'
Emmanuel Grégoire, leading a leftist coalition for the mayoral elections in Paris, aims to enhance municipal policing with proposed mobile mini-stations in certain neighborhoods.
Higher Prices for Alcohol - 'Not a Culture War, but an Expression of Political Responsibility'
German health politicians are advocating for higher alcohol prices to stabilize health insurance contributions, claiming it is a matter of political responsibility rather than moral policing.
GOP senators join Democrats to stop Trump from policing Venezuela
A group of GOP senators collaborated with Democrats to limit President Trump's military authority in Venezuela, marking a rare bipartisan check on his policy decisions.
Policing the sky: NATO’s high-risk patrols near Ukraine
NATO has redefined aerial security over Europe by conducting high-risk patrol missions near Ukraine, particularly over the Black Sea, to uphold international law and deter provocations.
Major update on knife crime stats as county lines networks targeted
Policing Minister Sarah Jones announced a significant reduction in knife robberies and the shutdown of over 3,000 county lines networks, signaling progress in combating violent crime.