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Is behavioural detection effective in combatting VAWG?
Thames Valley's Project Vigilant was launched in 2019 and saw covert officers sent out into the night-time economy to prevent VAWG offences from happening.
Date - 19th April 2022
By - Cachella Smith
By - Cachella Smith
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