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Police Service must rethink response to 21st Century crime says review
Police forces should look to bring in cyber crime experts to tackle fraud and other online offences rather than train existing officers. Early findings from the Police Foundation review include that forces must change to deal with modern threats.
Digital divide: forces are not prepared for the digital era, says the foundation
By - Chris Smith
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