South Wales Police is looking for new scrutiny panel members
Scrutiny Panels allow members of the public to:
• Understand the processes of a Stop Search
• Hold the force to account by reviewing real incidents of police body-worn camera footage
• Provide feedback on the use of policing powers, tactics and procedures.
By engaging with the public we seek to increase understanding, legitimacy, confidence and trust in policing.
If your interested details of how you can join are below.
Date: Tuesday 22nd September
Address: Byron Tyson Hall, Cynon Linc, Seymour
Street, Aberdare, CF44 7BD
Time: 6.00pm – 8.00pm
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