17 pages tagged with Hot spots policing
Operation Rasure – Thames Valley Police
Operation Rasure is the Thames Valley Police response to tackling serious violence.
Tasking – step five
Ensuring availability of resources for hot spots policing and deciding on activities.
Targeting – step three
Targeting hot spots for maximum benefits.
References
Sources of information for the serious violence hot spots policing guide.
Testing – step seven
Measuring the amount of serious violence prevented.
Tracking – step six
Ensuring hot spots policing duties are being performed.
Training – step four
Training officers in effective hot spots policing.
About this guide
Purpose and structure of the serious violence hot spots policing guide.
Technologies – step two
Choosing technologies for hot spots policing.
Thinking – step one
How to develop a tailored project plan for hot spots policing and consider barriers to success.
Hot spots policing
About hot spots policing as a strategy to tackle crime, including how it works and the evidence base.
Interventions for situational crime prevention
Effective interventions for tackling neighbourhood crime
Introduction
An overview of this evidence briefing
Joint Operations Unit hot spot policing randomised control trial
Testing whether violent crime is reduced by random police patrols in hot spots.
Crime hot spots mobile phone app
An application that directs officers to geographical locations with high concentrations of serious violence.
Problem-oriented policing
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