3/12 in our series on police MISPER searches. In missing person searches every second counts: in cases where there is a high risk of harm, the earlier someone is found, the less likely it is that the risk is realised. Searches can be complex, though, and push even the most calm and experienced of search […]
2/12 in our series on police MISPER searches. When the need for a search operation is triggered, the immediate requirement is to plan where to look. That plan will be based on the unique characteristics of the case, after which the required teams must be tasked and dispatched, progress tracked, and the search operation adapted […]
1/12 in our series on police MISPER searches. Missing persons and other searches represent a significant body of work for all police forces. It’s a workload that can escalate extremely quickly and, very often, place the force in the public eye. Whilst many searches are ‘routine’ and resolved quickly, there remain a significant number of […]
Introducing our series on police MISPER searches. All police officers—from PolSAs and the newly formed Initial Missing Person Search Advisors (IMPSA), through all ranks to Chief Constables, and Police and Crime Commissioners—want to optimise the efficiency of missing person searches. The problem is, a high proportion of those either directly involved in MISPER or responsible […]
In March, we exhibited at the Home Office Security and Policing Expo, showcasing our innovative digital mapping software. Our technology, which specialises in vulnerability assessments, was a big hit at the event, generating a lot of interest from attendees.
