The NPCC must act to prevent a siege mentality and promote police welfare

21st July 2020Former Chief Superintendent Owen West 2 Comments

With increasing attacks and abuse on the streets, vilification online and a seeming lack of support from some politicians, the sense of a growing anti-police sentiment – added to the frustration many officers already felt – is damaging police welfare. Owen West believes it's time for the NPCC to take the lead in promoting public service, preventing a siege mentality, and protecting officers and staff.

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The NPCC must act to prevent a siege mentality and promote police welfare

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