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CONTENTS “Operational police matters such as national incidents will remain outside the remit of the College of Policing.” Sir Hugh Orde Page 30 46 Professionalising police leadership and training Peter Neyroud offers his view of how police training should change 48 The need for diversity Is a representative workforce really important? By Julie Spence 52 A broader workforce Sir Peter Fahy explains why police staff will make up a bigger proportion of overall police numbers in the future 54 Independent thinking Dame Anne Owers outlines the role of the Independent Police Complaints Commission THE ROLE OF POLICE 56 Reforming the service Professor Jennifer Brown looks at the reforms taking place following the Independent Commission into the Future of Policing 64 Policing murder, major disaster and mayhem Does the strategic policing requirement counter today’s threats? By Peter Neyroud 66 Operation Ceasefire Commissioner Edward F. Davis and Dr Anthony A. Braga report on strategic gang violence prevention in Boston 68 Crime science Police focus needs to be shifted to preventing and reducing crime rather than catching and prosecuting offenders after the act, says Nick Ross 72 Forensics: after the FSS Dr Angela Gallop assesses the impact of the closure of the Forensic Science Service 74 Fire power and less lethal options Eran N. Bauer explains where firearms and use of force fit in to British policing 77 Following the evidence The challenge of evidence based policing. By Alex Murray 80 Policing drug problems The best way of dealing with drugs and drug-related crime is through low-visibility techniques, says Nicola Singleton 82 Preserving rights and building legitimacy During the revolutionary change to come in the police service, we must not lose sight of Peel’s foundational principles, writes Shami Chakrabarti POLICING CHALLENGES 84 Tackling organised crime Petty crime and organised crime groups tend to flourish in austere times. By Dr Felia Allum 88 Counter terrorism – the next decade Bob Quick on the UK’s counter terrorism infrastructure 60 Emergency services and policing The reactive fire brigade system is emerging as the model for police practice. By Mike Brogden 62 Neighbourhood policing Police and crime commissioners need to evolve key neighbourhood policing processes and systems. By Professor Martin Innes “Part of the problem with the complaints system is that it becomes a search for blame, rather than focusing on the right outcome.” Dame Anne Owers Page 54 4 | POLICING UK
92 Operation Bulwark Sue Sim reports on the operation to apprehend Raoul Moat in 2010 94 Self-regulation – a critical partnership The Internet Watch Foundation is a prime example of how self-regulation can be a success. By Deborah McGovern and Emma Lowther 96 Fraud and policing Professor Michael Levi provides a briefing for police and crime commissioners A FORCE FIT FOR THE FUTURE 98 Policing Europe Intelligence and international agency co-operation are key in tackling global crime. By the Rt Hon Charles Clarke 100 International perspective International police assistance: globalising UK policing practices. By Andy Pritchard and Dr Georgina Sinclair 102 The criminal justice system Royston Martis interviews Jim Barker-McCardle 104 The PCC elections and the future The challenges are only just beginning for the new incumbents. By Peter Neyroud CONTRIBUTORS Dr Felia Allum is a lecturer in Politics and Italian in the Department of Politics, Languages and International Studies at the University of Bath Jim Barker-McCardle is the Chief Constable of Essex Police and Head of the ACPO criminal justice business area Derek Barnett is President of the Police Superintendents’ Association of England and Wales. He sits on the ministerial working group for the police professional body Eran N. Bauer is Director of Civil Defence Supply Dr Anthony A. Braga is a Senior Research Fellow in the Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management at Harvard Kennedy School and the Don M. Gottfredson Professor of Evidence- Based Criminology in the School of Criminal Justice at Rutgers University Dr Timothy Brain is the former Chief Constable of Gloucestershire Mike Brogden is co-author (with Graham Ellison) of Policing in an Age of Austerity. Routledge, 2013 Professor Jennifer Brown is Deputy Chair of the Independent Commission into the Future of Policing in England and Wales and Co-Director of the Mannheim Centre at the London School of Economics Shami Chakrabarti is Director of Liberty (The National Council for Civil Liberties) Jacqui Cheer is Temporary Chief Constable of Cleveland Police The Rt Hon Charles Clarke was Home Secretary from 2004-2006 in Tony Blair’s government Commissioner Edward F. Davis is Commissioner of the Boston Police Department Steven N. Durlauf is Vilas Professor and Kenneth J. Arrow Professor of Economics at the University of Wisconsin, USA Sir Peter Fahy is Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police Professor Nicholas Fyfe is Director of the Scottish Institute for Policing Research & School of the Environment, University of Dundee Dr Angela Gallop is Chief Executive, Axiom International Ltd Martin Innes is a Professor in the School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University Michael Levi is Professor of Criminology, Centre for Crime, Law and Justice, Cardiff School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University Emma Lowther is Director of Communications at the Internet Watch Foundation Deborah McGovern is Deputy Chief Executive of the Internet Watch Foundation Paul McKeever is former Chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales Alex Murray is Superintendent, Crime and Operations, West Midlands Police Daniel S. Nagin is Teresa and H. John III University Professor of Public Policy and Statistics at Carnegie Mellon University, USA Peter Neyroud, is former Chief Constable of Thames Valley; former CEO of the National Policing Improvement Agency; and Editor, Policing UK 2013 Sir Denis O’Connor, formerly Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary Sir Hugh Orde is President of the Association of Chief Police Officers Dame Anne Owers is Chair of the Independent Police Complaints Commission Andy Pritchard is an Inspector with Avon and Somerset Constabulary Neil Rhodes is Chief Constable of Lincolnshire Police Nick Ross is a journalist and broadcaster. He presented the BBC’s Crimewatch UK from 1984-2007 Fraser Sampson is Chief Executive and Solicitor for the Police & Crime Commissioner of West Yorkshire Sue Sim is Chief Constable of the Northumbria Police Dr Georgina Sinclair is a Research Fellow at the Open University and Academic Adviser ACPO International Nicola Singleton is Director of Policy & Research at the UK Drug Policy Commission Julie Spence is former Chief Constable of Cambridgeshire and President of the British Association of Women in Policing Bill Wilkinson is former Chief Executive and Treasurer of the South Yorkshire Police Authority POLICING UK | 5
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