'51%' investigating missing person did not read guidelines

Karen Shalev

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Articles and interviews about a report about police officers responsible for determining the degree of risk in missing people cases have never read national guidelines on how to handle such cases, co-authored by Dr Karen Shalev-Greene from the Centre for Studies in Missing persons.

Period	27 Jan 2014 → 28 Jan 2014

Media coverage

Title Interview relating to IPCC review of a missing persons case
Media name/outlet BBC 3 Counties
Media type Web
Country/Territory United Kingdom
Date 28/01/14
Persons Karen Shalev

Title	Interview relating to IPCC review of a missing persons case
Media name/outlet	BBC 3 Counties
Media type	Web
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Date	28/01/14
Persons	Karen Shalev

Title	Missing persons prep will improve, says College
Media name/outlet	Policing Today
Media type	Web
Date	27/01/14
Producer/Author	Phil Mason
URL	https://www.policingtoday.co.uk/missing_persons_prep_will_improve_says_college_25769806704.aspx
Persons	Karen Shalev

Title	'51%' investigating missing person did not read guidelines
Media name/outlet	ITV News
Media type	Web
Date	27/01/14
URL	www.itv.com/news/update/2014-01-27/missing-persons-training-inadequate-say-49-of-officers/
Persons	Karen Shalev

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'51%' investigating missing person did not read guidelines

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High risk? attitudes to the risk assessment process in missing person investigations