Support groups back City of London Police pilot for ADHD screening in custody

5th June 2023Sarah Gibbons, Contributing Editor, Policing Insight 1 Comment

The City of London Police has become the first UK force to automatically screen custody detainees for ADHD, in a bid to improve understanding and diagnosis as well as identifying the required support; Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons looks at the new initiative, and spoke to ADHD Alliance founder DC Daley Jones about the need for greater neurodivergence awareness across the criminal justice system.

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Support groups back City of London Police pilot for ADHD screening in custody

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