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What's the point in talking? Feedback on public order liaison officers
Dr Clifford Stott recounts some of the lessons learned from an attempt to gather systemic information on the deployment of police liaison teams.
Date - 3rd June 2015
By - Dr Clifford Stott
By - Dr Clifford Stott
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