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REPORT ON RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE POLICE AND THE PUBLIC IN

01 January 1991

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REPORT ON RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE POLICE AND THE PUBLIC IN
SOUTH YORKSHIRE
refdoc May=1991
BOOKS/PAMPHLETS , User Ref = P52331
South Yorkshire CC, 1979 RP52331
Report of a working party established by South Yorkshire CC's
Policy Committee and chaired by G Moores . The recommendations
cover preventive policing, publicity, policemen on the beat,
ethnic and minority groups, juveniles, suspects, training,
complaints procedures and crimes against property.

sus, black people, crime, crime rate, police powers, Police
Complaints Board , young offender, South Yorkshire, Community
policing

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