Prof Sherman: ‘In policing we can’t have it all; there’s no free lunch – we have to make choices’

25th September 2023James Sweetland, Policing Insight

In the final part of our extended interview series with Professor Laurence Sherman, Policing Insight’s James Sweetland sought the views of the Metropolitan Police Chief Scientific Officer on misconduct, making tough choices, and how artificial intelligence and live facial recognition might transform the nation’s largest police force.

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Prof Sherman: ‘In policing we can’t have it all; there’s no free lunch – we have to make choices’

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