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Social Media and Officer Stress (In Police Oracle earlier today)
Over recent months the issue of police officer well-being has been written about extensively. In December 2014 The Guardian reported statistics from the Metropolitan Police Service which revealed that the number of days officers had taken off with stress had … Continue reading
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