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Neighbourhood policing "needs to have an edge" for it to succeed
HM Chief Inspector Andy Cooke says that he would like to see neighbourhood policing work, but as capacity remains stretched, the wrong priorities are being chosen.
HM Chief Inspector Andy Cooke
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