Higher education’s role in shaping the future of policing through technology

8th November 2024Darren Jacks, Lecturer in Professional Policing, Wrexham University

Immersive technologies such as virtual and augmented reality are increasingly important in society, as well as transforming how police forces train, adapt, and respond to challenges; Wrexham University Professional Policing Lecturer Darren Jacks – a former police officer with 30 years of experience – believes higher education institutions have a vital role to play in partnering with police to leverage the maximum benefits from these new technologies.

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