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Local police, charities and children’s services – the spearhead in the fight against organised child sexual exploitation
Blogs, Children and young people, Organised crime
Although it is widely accepted by enforcement practitioners that child sexual exploitation (CSE) is ...
How can PCCs better support innovative working within their communities?
Blogs, Governance
In Wiltshire, the journey of modernisation and the use of technologybegan back in 2010 and continued...
Reducing crime through innovation: PCCs and new approaches to crime
Blogs, Governance
Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) have helped forces refocus their efforts and, by supporting be...
Sexual assault and the night-time economy – small ideas make a difference
Blogs, Sexual assault
Innovation should be easier to achieve now that local governance of the police is in the hands of a ...
Stop and search – getting it right
Blogs, Police legitimacy, Stop and search
Asking individuals to account for their presence or behaviour is an integral part of everyday polici...
Multi-Agency case management: evidence and orthodoxy
Blogs, Police effectiveness, Violent crime
Policing is undergoing substantial mission change. Where acquisitive crime rates and safety on the s...
Robocops: are the police robots coming?
Blogs, Digital technology, Police resources
In Paul Verhoeven’s dystopian 1987 film Robocop a Detroit police officer is gunned down and tr...
Organised crime on the doorstep – crime groups operating in the adult sex market
Blogs, Organised crime, Sexual assault
A Police Foundation and Perpetuity Research study has revealed that organised crime plays a major ro...
Great expectations: what do the public want from the police?
Blogs, Police legitimacy
What do the public expect of the police? At a time of limited resources and shifting demand police f...
Spit hoods – a question of transparency
Blogs, Police legitimacy
I must admit I’d not heard of spit hoods until earlier this year when I read reports that the ...
Falling police morale: “dry your eyes” is no answer
Blogs, Workforce
‘Dry your eyes’. Three simple words as part of a late night Twitter chat that landed PSN...
So a large portion of fraud is linked to organised crime – what are the implications for the police?
Blogs, Cybercrime, Fraud, Organised crime
To many practitioners, it cannot come as too much of a surprise that lots of fraud has its roots in ...
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