Chief will release officers from tick box mentality

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Chief will release officers from 'tick box mentality'

Northumbria Chief Constable Steve Ashman wants to scrap some of the bureaucracy that comes with the job.

Chief Constable Steve Ashman

Date - 17th February 2017
By - Martin Buhagiar - Police Oracle

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A chief constable plans to release sergeants from their desks and move away from what he calls a “tick box mentality”. Northumbria Chief Constable Steve Ashman says the current system where “sergeants sit in front of a computer...

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