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What We’ve Learned (and failed to learn) About Handling Crowds and Protests

“Authorities, and in particular the police, can often have a profound role to play in producing the very violence that … More

Clifford Stott, crowds, Hong Kong, police, potest, The Pulse, U.K.

Every Contact Leaves a Trace

Locard’s principle: a perpetrator of a crime will bring something into the crime scene and leave with something from it. But … More

John Sutherland, Metro Police, officer wellness, Rocard's principle, U.K.

Efficiency review of UK police

      What’s going on in the U.K? — Efficiency review of UK police.

British, efficiency review, police, U.K.

Reimagining Policing in the U.K.

  Chief Constable Sara Thornton argues that the twin challenges of changing requirements and cost pressure mean that police in … More

chief constable, future, innovation, leadership, Police Foundation, recommendations, Rick Muir, Sara Thornton, task force, U.K.

A Most Difficult Conversation

Beginning a most difficult conversation: Do all police need to be armed? Years ago the report of the President’s Crime Commission addressed the … More

British, community service officer, CSO, firearms, leaders, leadership, police, Police Agent, protest, U.K., unarmed

Police Commissioner Elections in the U.K.

Elected Police Commissioners in the UK  Soon, folks throughout the UK will elect their first police and crime commissioners (PCCs). … More

arrested development, change, election, improvement, leadership, police commissioners, politicization, transformation, U.K.

Private Police: Has it come to that?

Private Police? Has It Come to That? In the June 20, 2012 issue of the Guardian, David Taylor-Smith, the head of … More

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