Why has a rural low crime county in England commissioned a report into serious violence?

2nd March 2020Tina Orr Munro - Contributing Editor, Policing Insight

Although Gloucestershire is a largely rural county with a lower than average violent crime rate, Gloucestershire PCC Martin Surl recently commissioned its largest ever study into violent crime. Policing Insight spoke to Chair of Safer Gloucestershire and Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Chris Brierley (pictured) to find out why and what the report revealed.

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Why has a rural low crime county in England commissioned a report into serious violence?

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