World Policing Weekly Episode 7

In this edition of World Policing Weekly, Bernard Rix and Ian Wiggett explore another broad mix of international policing developments, from AI-powered training and rural policing pressures in Scotland to social media intelligence, public order, police innovation and officer wellbeing. A recurring theme is the gap between what technology can now do and how quickly policing systems, structures and procurement processes can actually adapt.The episode also looks at mobile policing units in Trinidad and Tobago, the increasing challenge of online organisation around disorder, and the frustration smaller technology companies face when trying to bring practical innovation into policing. Later, the discussion turns to officer mental health support in Queensland and the Police Unity Tour, before closing on the deeply emotive issue of the early release of those convicted in connection with the death of PC Andrew Harper.If you want to have a look at the references during this video, click this https://policing.tv/videos/world-policing-weekly-episode-7/Key takeawaysAI-powered military training models could have major future applications for public order, crowd management and police decision-making.Rural policing in Scotland highlights the operational risks created by long distances, limited custody facilities and reduced local resources.The discussion questions whether police officer numbers alone are still the best measure of policing capability and effectiveness.Mobile policing units in Trinidad and Tobago show how new deployment models can quickly attract public criticism and scrutiny.Social media is increasingly central to how disorder is organised, monitored and investigated across borders.Kamila Hankiewicz argues that procurement and bureaucracy remain major barriers for smaller companies trying to innovate in policing.Queensland’s Cop Care programme shows growing recognition of the need to support both serving and retired officers with mental health challenges.The PC Andrew Harper case brings the debate around early release, justice and public confidence sharply back into focus.Chapters00:42 – Welcome to World Policing Weekly01:43 – Could AI transform police training?07:27 – The reality of policing rural Scotland11:15 – Do more officers really mean better policing?13:00 – Mobile policing and public confidence18:58 – Policing the social media space22:00 – Why police innovation gets stuck24:36 – Supporting officer mental health26:36 – The Police Unity Tour and those we remember30:27 – PC Andrew Harper and the early release debate Subscribe for more leadership conversations from inside and beyond policing#policeinnovation  #aiinpolicing  #policetraining  #publicorder  #policetechnology  PolicingTV content is being brought to you in partnership with  Kodex & World Policing AdvisoryKodex revolutionises the way organisations manage sensitive data requests from law enforcement and government agencies, transforming a traditionally complex process into a secure, streamlined workflow that ensures compliance, enhances security, and reduces operational costs.Trusted by over 90,000 government agents and industry leaders like Binance, Airbnb, Match Group, and LinkedIn, Kodex sets the industry standard for secure data exchange — powered by a global intelligence network and advanced threat detection capabilities.To learn more about Kodex, click here - If you are part of a government agency and need to create an account, click here World Policing Advisory is a global consultancy specialising in the future of policing and public safety. We offer global policing expertise, delivered locally through a model focused on consulting with conscience.  Our teams have direct experience of strategic and tactical policing and private sector leadership, blended with the globe's best subject matter expertise to create high impact value for money services with in-year benefits.For more information contact our Chairman, Bernard Rix ([email protected])