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New training will help police in their fight against stalking
The Journal
|April 23, 2025
NEW training is helping police and other organisations in their fight against the stalkers that ruin victims’ lives.
County Durham and Darlington Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Joy Allen has funded a number of measures to improve the safe ty of stalking victims.
And to mark National Stalking Awareness Week, the PCC has provided an update on work being undertaken by the County Durham and Darlington Stalking Intervention Project (D-SIP).
D-SIP is a multi-agency collaboration between the PCC’s office, Durham Constabulary, North East Probation Service, Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust, victim care services and members of the National Stalking Consortium, including the Alice Ruggles Trust and Paladin (the National Stalking Advocacy Service).
The partnership has been meeting for 12 months and in that time it has seen 20 police officers trained to understand the differences between stalking and harassment.
This story is from the April 23, 2025 edition of The Journal.
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