What skills do I need to work in Prevent?

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What skills do I need to work in Prevent?

Have you ever wondered what you need to be aware of before applying to join a Prevent team? PoliceOracle.com spoke to members of the Eastern Counter Terrorism Intelligence Unit about the role.

Sgt James Day and Steve Smith

Date - 14th October 2015
By - Ian Weinfass - Police Oracle

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The Home Office's Prevent strategy aims to stop people being drawn towards terrorism. Among the agencies working in the field is the Eastern Counter Terrorism Intelligence Unit. PoliceOracle.com spoke to Sgt James Day and staff member Steve...

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