RGP Terrorist-Crime Plan Cannot Revolve Round A Flagship Project
Policing plans for the response to any potential terrorist attack has significantly changed in recent years; I presume learning from attacks elsewhere.
On the 1st June 2018 the RGP launched ‘Project Servator’ which appears to have become its flagship policing plan or force effort described as a policing tactic that aims to disrupt a range of criminal activity, including terrorism, while providing a reassuring presence for the public.
The core of approach relies on police working with the community, businesses, partners and members of the public to build a network of vigilance and encourage suspicious behaviour and activity to be reported.
Is this Police Project as Successful As it is Made Out to Be?
But is this Police Project as successful as it is made out to be? Reading and conducting only some light research into this matter the local public have been told that ‘Project Servator’ has been successful in the UK in gathering intelligence and has assisted Counter Terrorism Units across Britain in investigating and preventing acts of terror resulting in many arrests for a multitude of offences.
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