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Good Practice
Showing Stories from 27th October 2014 to 28th January 2015
Partnership schemes reducing mental health detentions
(28/01/15) Joint briefing highlights a number of pilot schemes where police and health care professionals have worked together to cut the number of mentally unwell people taken to cells.
Specialist mental health training reducing strain on force
(27/01/15) A pioneering approach to reducing the time spent dealing with mental health emergencies has been developed. Royston Martis reports.
Learning series: How to investigate an aggravated burglary - Part 2
(22/01/15) In the second of a five part learning series, Paul Cooper examines the initial investigation, area and door-to-door searches, achieving best evidence, as well as identifying vulnerable and significant witnesses.
Learning series: How to investigate an aggravated burglary
(15/01/15) In the first of a five part learning series, Paul Cooper examines initial police attendance and crime scene management including identifying witnesses, victims and suspects, preserving evidence and forensic techniques.
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