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ADDER success on arrests, seizures and OOCDs – but a ‘whole systems approach’ is needed to cut crime and deaths

SUBSCRIBE 1st April 2025Sarah Gibbons, Contributing Editor, Policing Insight  1 Comment
An evaluation of the UK Government-funded Project ADDER initiative has found that while the approach has led to more arrests of high-harm individuals, significant seizures of drugs and cash, and an increase in the number of users being referred to diversionary services through out-of-court disposals, a stronger focus on a ‘whole systems approach’ will be needed if the Project is to cut offending and reduce drug use, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports.

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