Single Online Home could accept video evidence by next year

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Single Online Home could accept video evidence by next year

Hampshire chief says that footage to back up digital crime reports is part of next phase of national platform.

Date - 24th November 2020
By - Gary Mason

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A facility for the public to upload digital video evidence to the Single Online Home (SOH) platform to support a crime report could be in place by next year according to Hampshire chief constable Olivia Pinkney. Responding to questions during the...

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