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Cannabis campaign seeks public support
A new campaign to help eliminate cannabis cultivation in residential properties has been launched by Scotland’s police forces, empowering members of the public with a bigger role to play, but identifying South East Asians as primarily involved.
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Foundation for leadership
Executive Feature
The coalition government has articulated a radical shift in policing
which logically requires a radical shift in the way the service
approaches the development of its leaders and people. Peter Neyroud
explains how his review will look to build on solid foundations.
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Leading from within
Executive Feature
Leadership development is now widely accepted as a necessary element of
police forces’ work to develop their present and future leaders. John
Baxter highlights the pivotal role coaching can play as part of a
force’s leadership development strategy.
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Reform and recession
Executive Feature
The Government’s consultation period on its reform programme is about
to conclude amid the greatest financial challenge the service has faced
since the war, making the English and Welsh superintendents’ annual
conference next week perfect timing for debating major issues affecting
policing.
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Analysis of comms data: now and in the future
Analysis
In a world of ever-evolving technology, it
is increasingly important that analysts are ahead of the game when
understanding the most up-to-date means of communication. Saskia Welman
explores the latest ways in which analysts can collect and interpret data.
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Robot helps fight crime
Technology
Police in California are using a robot to search confined areas for
suspects while preventing officers from being placed in danger.
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