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Anti-social behaviour, PEEL, Spotlight —
This report focuses on the police response to antisocial behaviour. It also highlights examples of positive practice and joint working between the police and other organisations to address antisocial behaviour.
Anti-social behaviour —
Summary In 2012 HMIC commissioned academic research to further understand the different types of people suffering anti-social behaviour (ASB), with a view to identifying the potential for adopting differing responses according to the need. The report, by Dr Helen Innes and Professor Martin Innes of the Universities’ Police Science Institute at Cardiff University, provides information…
Anti-social behaviour —
We carried out a review to find out how the police can best tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Anti-social behaviour —
We carried out a review to find out how the police can best tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Anti-social behaviour —
We carried out a review to find out how the police can best tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Anti-social behaviour —
We carried out a review to find out how the police can best tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Anti-social behaviour —
Summary In Spring 2010, we carried out a review to find out how the police can best tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB). We committed to repeating this inspection in 2012 to check on progress. This report tells you what we found. Get the national report A step in the right direction: The policing of anti-social behaviour…
Anti-social behaviour —
We carried out a review to find out how the police can best tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Anti-social behaviour —
We carried out a review to find out how the police can best tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Anti-social behaviour —
We carried out a review to find out how the police can best tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB).