New app developed for officers to report assault data

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New app developed for officers to report assault data

The app has been developed by IT software company, Agilisys, and allows officers to report and record assaults in a standardised way.

Date - 15th April 2022
By - Cachella Smith

The National Police Assaults Data app will enable forces to standardise data collection and will also point them towards support services, as well as signposting supervisors to carry out welfare assessments. The initiative was driven by the College...

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