...-police collaborations ever conducted in the UK (Stanko, 2022). The “six pillar” framework for Soteria was set around key areas already identified by academic research as ripe for scrutiny: investigation and safeguarding, disruption and deterrence, victim engagement, learning and development, data...

... a greater number of organised crime offenders, currently captured but invisible, within existing national general crime databases. Design/methodology/approach – All 2.1 million recorded offenders, captured over a four-year period on the UK Police National Computer, were filtered across three criteria...

...Jonathan Houdmont Purpose Stress research in the UK policing has largely neglected to account for variance in the type of psychosocial hazard officers are exposed to across policing roles, highlighting the need for role‐specific research that is capable of informing similarly specific stress...

...Donald L. Yates; Vijayan K. Pillai; Joel D. Humburg Compares police officer attitudes in Forth Worth, Texas with those of Northumbria, UK. Finds that both groups have remarkably similar experiences with frustration, strain and commitment to community policing (CP). Shows rank as an important...

... files, the paper identifies negative consequences that informer‐based policing policies are producing for individual officers, police forces and ultimately, the criminal justice system. Criminal justice Police informers UK © MCB UP Limited 1996 ...

... is placed on the need to relax a host of counterinsurgency practices and on changes in the larger political context. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Counterinsurgency Northern Ireland Police reform UK ...

... in this specialism is discussed in terms of two competing explanations: motivational or aptitude deficits amongst women officers or occupational cultural inhibitions. Firearms Motivation Personnel psychology Policewomen UK © MCB UP Limited 1995 ...