Police Scotland degree of "unwillingness" to transfer demand

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Police Scotland degree of "unwillingness" to transfer demand

An HMICS report released today on Police Scotland's Contact Assessment Model has found that there is a culture within the force of wanting to do/prioritise everything.

Date - 31st August 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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Today’s HMICS Assurance Review of the Police Scotland Contact Assessment Model has said the force has made “considerable progress” on contact, command, control (C3) – and boasts an 85 per cent satisfaction rate for initial...

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