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03 I POLICE I OCTOBER 2021 INSIDE... 16


Operation Hampshire


21 REGULARS 06


07 43


The Chairs Asks: John Apter speaks to


Shadow Home Secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds


Nick O’Time: Cartoonist Colin Whittock’s


creative take on policing


Policing with a difference: Detective Inspector


Nicholas Goldwater of the Jewish Police Association


Our Police Bravery Awards 2020 winners


NEWS & FEATURES


04 09 16


Latest news: A round up


Single crewing: Call for officers’ welfare


needs to be prioritised


Operation Hampshire: Tackling officer assaults


18 25 38


Roads policing: Overview of our virtual


conference


Black History Month: Celebrating this annual


October event


Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Two officers share


their stories


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