Police need a tailored approach to dealing with young adults, says think tank

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Police need a tailored approach to dealing with young adults, says think tank

Law enforcement needs to recognise offenders under 25 years old may have 'stunted maturation'.

Date - 29th July 2018
By - JJ Hutber- Police Oracle

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The police service needs to rethink its treatment of adults under 26 or risk alienating an entire generation, researchers say. The Police Foundation has raised concerns the current policing response to young adults is “not...

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