The ‘panacea’ of partnership: A poisoned pill for policing?

3rd August 2023Martin Gallagher, former Police Scotland Superintendent 6 Comments

As police forces across the UK begin to implement the Right Care, Right Person approach to those in mental health crisis, former Police Scotland Superintendent Martin Gallagher argues that it’s time policing re-examined other ‘partnerships’ with agencies that are clearly not working, and which see police treated as ‘third-class citizens’ in unequal relationships.

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The ‘panacea’ of partnership: A poisoned pill for policing?

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