Police Officers Go Under Cover In City Nightlife
The Herald|April 11, 2022
Initiative designed to protect people from attackers
Carl Eve
Police Officers Go Under Cover In City Nightlife

UNDERCOVER police officers, dressed as if on an evening out, are visiting nightclubs to spot predatory behaviour in a new initiative to protect people from attackers.

Devon and Cornwall Police have introduced the initiative in Plymouth, with a pilot test at a popular nightclub.

The officers are trained to look out for men exploiting others who are vulnerable, appear drunk, or have become lost or separated from their friends.

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