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AI helps Suffolk improve domestic violence reporting
A live chat service has enabled a force to upgrade its response to domestic violence incidents – and improver caller safety.
Contact point: Live chat is helping domestic violence victims, says ACC Rob Jones
Date - 14th July 2022
By - Chris Smith
By - Chris Smith
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