Cambridgeshire pilot could cut cross-border offending

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Cambridgeshire pilot could cut cross-border offending

A pioneering response to rural crime could help forces tackle cross-border crime. But they'll need a shared IT system, the lead forces says.

Date - 27th August 2021
By - Chris Smith

A seven-force collaboration taking on sophisticated hare coursing gangs could help forces tackle cross border offending. According to the Cambridgeshire team that devised a way of getting convictions with multiple forces, offenders could be...

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