Op Hampshire stage two: recording death, serious injury and suicides

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Op Hampshire stage two: recording death, serious injury and suicides

Operation Hampshire currently has a focus on recording more data on officer assaults to better inform prevention and mitigation strategies.

Date - 17th November 2022
By - Cachella Smith

The second phase of Operation Hampshire will see data collated on officer deaths, serious injuries and suicides. This is part of a wider move to record more data on officer assaults and injuries as a way of understanding the national picture...

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