New Generation Policing: Trauma training should be part of a ‘smarter approach’ to policing young adults

7th April 2021Sarah Gibbons, Contributing Editor, Policing Insight

Research by the Revolving Doors Agency has highlighted the impact of trauma and poverty on young adults, and urged policing to adopt a ‘smarter approach’ to divert young adults from the spiral of repeat offending; Lancashire Chief Constable Andy Rhodes is among those calling for change, including mandatory trauma training for officers, as Policing Insight Deputy Editor Sarah Gibbons reports.

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New Generation Policing: Trauma training should be part of a ‘smarter approach’ to policing young adults

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