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| − | '''Operation Nicole''' is an initiative that was developed by the Lancashire Constabulary and recommended for wider use by the [Association of Chief Police Officers]] (ACPO). <ref | + | '''Operation Nicole''' is an initiative that was developed by the Lancashire Constabulary and recommended for wider use by the [[Association of Chief Police Officers]] (ACPO). <ref>[http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/violentextremism/downloads/Prevent%20Strategy%20A%20Guide%20for%20Local%20Partners%203%20June%202008.pdf The Prevent Strategy: A Guide for Local Partners in England: Stopping People from becoming or supporting Terrorists and Violent Extremists], ''HM Government'', May 2008, accessed 24.03.10</ref> |
[[National Community Tension Team]], under the directorship of the [[Association of Chief Police Officers]] (ACPO). The objective of the Operation is to: | [[National Community Tension Team]], under the directorship of the [[Association of Chief Police Officers]] (ACPO). The objective of the Operation is to: | ||
Revision as of 16:49, 24 March 2010
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Operation Nicole is an initiative that was developed by the Lancashire Constabulary and recommended for wider use by the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO). [1]
National Community Tension Team, under the directorship of the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO). The objective of the Operation is to:
"give the police an insight into the community impact of counter terrorist policing, and give community members an insight into the decisions that the police have to make during investigations".[2]
The Lokahi Foundation, which has been involved in facilitating Operation Nicole, understands the objective to be:
"a joint community/police training event generating intensive dialogue between a national police body and members of the Muslim communities. The aim is for each to understand what it feels like to be in the others’ shoes and have to take key decisions, especially when it all starts to fall apart."[3]
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Notes
- ↑ The Prevent Strategy: A Guide for Local Partners in England: Stopping People from becoming or supporting Terrorists and Violent Extremists, HM Government, May 2008, accessed 24.03.10
- ↑ Association of Chief Police Officers National Community Tension Team: Community Bulletin Number 1/07, September 2007, p. 3, accessed on 24.03.10
- ↑ Lokahi Foundation: Case Studies, accessed 24.03.10
