What is Evidence Based Policing and how can it help me?
EMPAC is proud to announce a new event that showcases extensive work done in Leicestershire. Sgt Mark Brennan is a key figure in driving the implementation of evidence based policing and is to be congratulated on assembling a wide variety of speakers.
You are encouraged to attend to hear ab0ut innovative practice and be inspired by what is being achieved in Leicestershire. The event is titled ‘What is Evidence Based Policing and how can it help me?’ and is being hosted at Stamford Court, University of Leicester, Manor Road, Oadby LE2 2LH on the 24th March 2017.
For further information contact Sgt Mark Brennan – mark.brennan@leicestershire.pnn.police.uk
9:30 – 10:15 – What is Evidence Based Policing? How can it help me?
Dr Matt Ashby – Nottingham Trent University
10:15 – 10:45 – Break
10:45 – 1:00 – Academic and Police Officer/Staff Breakout Sessions
Academic Breakout Sessions
Evaluation of Project 360, Early Intervention in Repeat Cases of Domestic Abuse – Dr Martin Koppensteiner & Dr Jesse Matheson, University of Leicester.
How does alcohol affect the amount & accuracy of information given by sexual assault complainants? – Dr Heather Flowe, Dr Caron Walpole and Prof. Paul Downward – Loughborough University.
The Impact of Body Worn Video on Domestic Abuse Outcomes. – Catherine Owens, College of Policing
What is Predictive Policing? What could we predict? – Dr Lisa Jackson, Loughborough University
How far do one-off/repeat missing people travel when they go missing? Dr Susan Giles & Lauren Walter, Liverpool University.
How effective can sport interventions be in reducing youth crime and anti-social behaviour? – Dr Carolynne Mason, Loughborough University
What techniques can police use to increase public engagement via social media? – Dr Miriam Fernandez, Open University
How wellbeing is prioritized in a rank based organization – Jamie Ferrill, Loughborough University & Claire Davis, Nottingham Trent University.
Police Breakout Sessions
The interactions between police and NGOs in relation to modern slavery – PC Amy Rutland.
Drugs and Violence in the Night Time Economy – PS Liz Perry
Adopting a Harm Based approach within Leicestershire Police – Jonathan White
Evaluating the “Never 2 Late” Project – PS Julie Strong & PCSO Gill Edwards
Using Evidence Based Policing to tackle a Shoplifting Problem – PS Yusuf Nagdi
International Perspectives of Mental Health Street Triage: How could this benefit Leicestershire Police? – Martin Hocking
Evidence Based Approaches to Improve Force Processes & Policy – PS Gurpreet Mulley/PC Mo Behl
1:00 – 2:00 – Lunch
2:00 – 3:15 – What are the findings of Evidence Based Policing?
Professor Lawrence Sherman, Cambridge University
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