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Mental Health in Policing Webinar - Scott Sophier

Police Sergeant, Evanston, Illinois, USA

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Mental Health in Policing Webinar - Dr Yvonne Taylor

Dr Yvonne Taylor from the College of Policing

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Mental Health in Policing Webinar

Police Science Snippet Nr. 26

This week:

Trauma exposure of delinquent adolescents

Impacts on officers' sleep quality

Police Culture & Domestic Abuse

 

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Mental Health in Policing Webinar - Dr Marla Friedman

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Mental Health in Policing Webinar - Rob Hosking

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Former Cop, had to leave due to mental ill health, UK

 

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Mental Health in Policing webinar - Dr Jacqueline Drew

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SEBP 2021 - The importance of a multi-disciplinary approach - data science & policing

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From the Society of Evidence Based Policing conference 2021

Andreas Varotsis is an inspector in the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). He is also a Quantitative Crime Scientist, working in the Strategic Insights Unit, which is a multidisciplinary team at the Met providing analytical support to the Commissioner and Management Board of the MPS. 
The team combine advanced econometric and data science methods with randomised controlled trials, behavioural science and operational policing experience.

 
Andreas’ area of focus is quantitative modelling, drawing on both econometric and algorithmic tools of analysis, large datasets, and operational insight to provide high quality advice to the most senior decision makers in the MPS.

Andreas also has a particular interest in deploying disruptive technologies in policing, and helps coordinate Police Rewired, a community bringing together volunteers from the civic tech community and policing practitioners to prototype new tools to fight crime.

Mental Health In Policing Webinar - James Ravenall

Chief Inspector

 

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Mental Health in Policing Conference - Amy Boudreau

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Canadian Police Officer, also 'The Yoga Cop'

 

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SEBP 2021 Conference: Professor Simon Harding on Urban Youth Violence

Simon is Professor in Criminology at University of West London (UWL) and Director of the National Centre for Gang Research at UWL.  He advises the Home Office, Metropolitan Police Service, National Crime Agency and HMICFRS on youth violence, gangs, knives and county lines.

Simon has over 35 years practitioner/professional experience in crime reduction partnerships and community safety including with the Home Office, Hackney council, Islington council and as Crime Reduction Director in Lambeth.  He has worked on over 2,500 UK social housing estates, authored numerous reports and in 1999 invented Acceptable Behaviour Contracts (ABCs).   

His books The Street Casino: survival in violent street gangs (2014) won the Frederick Thrasher Award for 2014 for Superior Gang Research.  Current research includes Moped Crime, Drill music, Acid Attacks, Knife Crime, County Lines.  His new book with Bristol University Press is County Lines: exploitation and drug dealing amongst urban street gangs.

 

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