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The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has said the Metropolitan Police's Directorate of Professional Standards should investigate the force's handling of its contact with Nicholas Brandram, the man arrested in connection with the 2017 Putney Bridge attack. The IOPC received a mandatory referral from the Met on 16 September, following Brandram's death the previous day. Brandram, 44, was arrested in June 2026 on suspicion of attempted grievous bodily harm in connection with the incident, in which a woman was pushed into the path of an approaching bus. He was subsequently released under investigation without being charged. He was also arrested on suspicion of possessing Class A and Class B drugs. The IOPC said its investigation should consider several aspects of the Met's conduct, including whether Brandram's arrest was necessary and proportionate, the force's engagement with the media, and the consideration given to his welfare and relevant police policy. The watchdog's decision means the Met's own professional standards directorate will conduct the investigation, rather than the IOPC itself carrying out the full investigation. Brandram was found dead at his home in Chiswick, west London, on 15 September. An inquest heard that his death was not considered suspicious and that there was no evidence of third-party involvement. His family has said that he took his own life after experiencing what they described as months of intense pressure arising from the police investigation. They have called for the review to be thorough, independent and focused on establishing what went wrong. The original Putney Bridge incident occurred in 2017. CCTV showed a male jogger pushing a 33-year-old woman into the path of a bus. The driver swerved and narrowly avoided hitting her; the woman suffered minor injuries. The footage was widely circulated and the case remained unresolved for years. The Met has said its investigation into the original incident remains ongoing following Brandram's death.

Seattle officer Kevin Dave fired after killing Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula in 2023. Officer Daniel Auderer previously fired for insensitive remarks about her death.

Public demands transparency on $875,000 settlement for family of police shooting victim Damien Rodriguez.

Former head of the region's chamber of commerce is the newest member of the Windsor Police Services Board at time when a new chief is being selected.

Public commenters and multiple council members urged independent review and stronger accountability for Akron police after recent videos and a community-walk incident; the mayor said the administration will review investigations and announced a hospital-linked violence-intervention program coming Friday.

Court records obtained by CBC News reveal that Saanich Police monitored Canada's most prolific voyeur, Yin Yeung Derek Chan, for over a month while he violated his bail conditions by using multiple cellphones in public places such as Fitness World and Value Village. Chan, who was convicted of voyeurism and child pornography charges, had previously recorded hundreds of women and girls in these locations. Despite police observing his violations on at least three occasions, they did not intervene until January 30, 2025, when he was re-arrested. The Crown lawyer stated that Chan was 'out looking for more victims' during this period. Police defended their inaction by citing a trauma-informed approach to avoid further victimization, but critics argue that police should have arrested him immediately upon observing the breach of bail conditions. Chan was sentenced to four and a half years in jail after being found guilty of recording at least 652 women and girls in Greater Victoria, which officials describe as the largest voyeurism case in Canadian history. The Saanich Police Department stated they prioritized identifying victims, supporting affected individuals, protecting privacy, and reducing the risk of further victimization. However, businesses like Value Village expressed concern that they were never contacted by police about Chan's presence while he was violating bail conditions. The case has raised questions about police protocols for handling offenders on bail who continue to commit crimes, with former officials suggesting that immediate arrest would have been warranted upon observing the breach. Victims and advocates have called for reforms to prevent similar incidents in the future, emphasizing the need for better communication and protection measures.

Randy Thompson alleged at public comment that two named officers were involved in an attack on him and said he has not received records he requested from the city and the fire department despite certified mail; the mayor asked for dates to follow up and the chief was asked to be queried.

The Akron Public Safety Committee voted 4–1 to issue an adverse report on a resolution asking the administration to examine eliminating disrespectful command intensifiers by officers, after debate over whether policy already addresses the problem and concerns about practicality in high‑stress encounters.

Police Chief discusses community issues related to allegations of police abuse.

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Phoenix Sergeant Doug Mullen told fellow officers his plan was to provoke high school anti-ICE protesters into assaulting him so police could arrest them; he was placed on administrative leave after the incident.

New South Wales Police have declared a critical incident following the injury of Hannah Thomas, a former Greens candidate, during her arrest at a pro-Palestine protest in Sydney's south-west on June 2

NYPD officers accused of using Bloods gang symbols. This affects community trust and raises questions about police conduct. What happens next?

During public comment, residents accused Officer Tristan Shouty of excessive force, wrongful arrests and preferential treatment; callers urged the mayor and city manager to investigate and for discipline. The council and city manager acknowledged the comments but did not announce any formal action during the meeting.