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Striking the balance: Reassessing officer safety and public trust in Police Scotland

SUBSCRIBE 28th May 2024Michael Greville, Director, Salvas Training Services  1 Comment
Police in Scotland were among the frontrunners on officer safety training and de-escalation techniques, prompted in part by the tragic on-duty murder of PC Lewis Fulton almost 30 years ago; but Michael Greville, a former long-serving officer who played a key role in developing the officer training programme, believes Police Scotland needs to address a significant gap between training and operational application that leaves officers and the public at risk.

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