Domestic abuse experts to be embedded in 999 control rooms
- Domestic abuse specialists will be embedded in 999 control rooms in England and Wales to improve responses for victims, as announced by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper.
- A pilot program funded by the UK Government will begin in early 2025, though the number of participating police forces is undisclosed.
- Yvette Cooper emphasized that victims "need to know the police will be there for them" and reports will be treated with seriousness.
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Domestic Abuse Specialists to Be Embedded in 999 Control Rooms
The government has launched a pilot scheme to embed domestic abuse specialists in some 999 control rooms to stop emergency services from missing opportunities to save people’s lives. The Home Office said on Thursday that the pilot will take place in targetted police forces from early 2025, with the specialists advising on risk assessments and working with officers to ensure victims get the rapid response they need. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper s…
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