Policing in transition: Enforcement or collaboration for the safety of our cities?

5th November 2024Matthew Wood, Policing Insight in Canada

The recent Safety of Our Cities conference in Ontario, Canada, highlighted the continuing debate between closer collaboration with other agencies or tougher enforcement of existing legislation as the way forward to cutting crime and ensuring the safety of urban communities; Policing Insight’s Matthew Wood looks at some of the key points put forward by chiefs and politicians from various jurisdictions.

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Policing in transition: Enforcement or collaboration for the safety of our cities?

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