College launches new training on custody safety

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College launches new training on custody safety

The College of Policing has launched an immersive training package for custody sergeants and detention officers.

Date - 7th September 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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Force leads and learning and development trainers have been invited to attend a series of “train the trainer” events where they will learn how to deliver the package for their own forces. Five such events will be hosted by the...

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