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protecting the public from danger. So the "UK police forces…use the notion of a favour/fear appeal to offer benefit to citizens and thereby encourage them to report suspicious activity." Project
Servator's growing prominence in the public mind seeks to enable police to better "tactically engage with the public, 'by recruiting' them, and by encouraging them to be vigilant and more eager to report suspicious behaviour." Professor Baines has spoken about the importance of "reassurance communications" by the police as an important aspect of encouraging the public to report suspicious activity.
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stepped up in response to the spate of terror attacks since the
Westminster Bridge attack in March. The operation concentrated on offering a hostile surveillance and security presence on bridges over the River Thames in the capital, due to the risk of repeat attacks, while the terror threat across the country was severe. A week earlier, the City of London Police and Ministry of Defence Police carried out a similar check point operation at Tower Bridge, when a suspected illegal immigrant was arrested. In a similar fashion North Yorkshire Police has undertaken joint deployments with the
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information campaigns to support these deployments. These exercises are based on highly visible police patrols designed to identify and deter potential criminal activity, ranging from pickpocketing or theft to more serious crimes, including terrorism. Project
Servator deployments are characterized by the use a range of policing assets - dogs, mounted branch, firearms, plain clothes – in an unpredictable way. Research indicates that visible policing makes the public feel more reassured and Project Servator arrest figures show it has been effective in identifying criminals.
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Task Force, working with
British Transport Police, made a major swoop at Stratford station and seized a long bread knife, a hammer and an imitation gun. The photographs of the weapons taken off those detained were shared on social media and the story was covered by both the national press and on Twitter. Publicity of the arrests and the sharing of the weapon images on social media was expected to reinforce public confidence and increase the likelihood of people calling in intelligence on suspicious behaviour which Project Servator teams can then act upon.
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2017, the model was adopted within the Clyde group (Faslane and
Coulport) in Scotland. Officers involved in Servator deployments have set up patrols, for limited periods, within the naval base. They have done so at the various points of entry to the establishment being guarded. They have also pushed out into the wider community including railway stations, ferry ports and shopping centres. The purpose of these deployments is to make the environment perpetually hostile to would-be criminals and keep the community safe.
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engagement, to encourage people to be vigilant and to report anything suspicious. It has included media engagement, poster advertisements in transport hubs or in roadside and telephone boxes, as well as leaflets placed in shops and cafes. In each case, the police force concerned, provides the public with telephone numbers to call if they see anything suspicious.
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partnership approach, where the police engage local communities and businesses, encouraging vigilance among residents and staff working in that area. Police seek to work closely with as many parts of the community as possible and briefings often include; local pubs and retailers, bus, rail or taxi firms and their drivers and homeless hostels.
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patrolling, the next the mounted branch may be visible, the next there may be a batch of six or seven officers patrolling an area, another day, there will be no one. There could be officers patrolling with private security teams, there could be officers working alongside CCTV teams with officers on the ground in the area being surveyed.
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officers, the use of dogs, boat units and other forms of territorial police support. Scotland Yard stressed the move was not in response to a specific threat, however, in 2017, following a bomb on the
District Line train at Parsons Green, there had been a government promise to enhance police presence in areas across London.
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reporting a positive knock-on effect in reducing criminality in the wider community outside the wire at
Aldermaston. Additionally, the model has been adopted at HMNB Portsmouth where officers work closely with the local community to gain information and explain the purpose of Servator deployments. In
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Project
Servator may involve using undercover officers trained in behavioural analysis to spot people who might be scoping out sites for a potential terrorist attack. Officers' expertise is in noticing the subtle, sometimes unconscious ways in which people behave differently when they are stressed or
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In 2017 officers from the City of London Police carried out examinations of vehicles and passengers at a check point on the northern side of the bridge where eight people were killed and 48 injured in the London Bridge attack on 3 June 2017. This operation was part of
Project Servator which had been
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to protect the facility and the surrounding areas. Like
Servator in urban areas, it uses a combination of visible and non-visible tactics in an unpredictable way to deter criminal threats. The police tactics being used are overt, covert and firearms officers, dogs and vehicles which are complemented
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have produced a video showing the work of Project Servator. The force explained the purpose of the video is to assist 'those who are not aware of Project Servator' and it 'introduces businesses and the local community to the concept of Project Servator and explains the important role businesses and
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announced implementation of Project Servator policing methods in April 2017. The launch had been in the planning since 2016 with the decision to launch in April being based on Project Servator's successful adoption by Police Scotland at the 2014 Commonwealth Games and a more recent pilot project by
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Project Servator has also played an important role in building public trust and support during 2016 and 2017 as several terrorist attacks hit London. In late 2016, officers were patrolling London boroughs looking for signs of suspicious activity as part of Project Servator deployments and police in
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People displaying signs of nervousness are approached, or stopped, and questioned and if the officers become even more suspicious, they can then use their 'stop and search' powers. The "conversion rate", or the proportion of people searched who then go on to be arrested when this technique is used,
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As the public feel more reassured by a visible policing on the streets, the aim of Servator is to make the police footprint very visible and very obvious. The police do so by a deployment of policing assets that are unpredictable in time, location and in asset used. One day dogs and handlers may be
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has adopted a range of tactics to support its Servator deployments throughout the county. The tactics include things that the public can observe:high visibility police, drones and firearms officers who engage with the public, dogs, CCTV and helicopters as well as things they can't observe, such as
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helped provide the research to evaluate the impact of Servator as part of its role to reduce the vulnerability of the national infrastructure to terrorism and other threats and to help protect public places. The most significant threat comes from international terrorism with its ambitions to mount
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said "Nothing is more important to me than keeping Londoners safe. As a father of two daughters, I worry about my family going about our city just as I worry about all Londoners." This was said as part of his press statement when he attended a Servator deployment at Liverpool Street linked to his
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An additional objective of these deployments by trained officers is the desire to encourage people to become extra eyes and ears for the police. The police want to persuade them to readily report any suspicious behaviour that they may see. One such example came in August 2017, when the Met Police
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Project Servator was launched on the streets of London in November 2016 by the Metropolitan Police as a way of deterring anyone planning to commit any form of crime from shoplifting to terrorist attack planning. This deterrence is in the form of unpredictable, irregular deployment of plainclothes
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recently provided an assessment of Project Servator and concludes that police reassurance communications (RComms), branded as Servator, inform, reassure and recruit the general public (and potentially deter criminals/terrorists). The communications are designed as a social marketing campaign that
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Project Servator is an inclusive collaborative community strategy that relies on local people and businesses to be the eyes and ears for the police. It encourages residents and staff to be vigilant and to be the eyes and ears for the police and to ensure safety and security. The police have used
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used Project Servator in the lead up to and during the course of the Edinburgh International and Fringe Festival 2017. Project Servator was also used at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Scotland, where organizers described Project Servator as a '10,000-strong army of police, military and security
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In March 2016 it was announced that an extra £1.6 million a year would be raised by City firms for anti-terror measures to protect the capital's financial centre. The funds were to support more armed police, collaboration with businesses, community groups and other organisations on protective
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said: "In psychology, reciprocity is a powerful mechanism. Most of us can relate to the idea that if we receive something from someone, we feel almost a need to 'return the favour', and are likely to do so." Heightened public awareness of a potential threat is perceived as a 'favour' as it is
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Project Servator's approach is the highly visible and unpredictable deployments of police assets. These may be the deployment of specially trained officers – uniformed and plain-clothes, dogs, horses coupled with the heightened use of CCTV. It involves increasing existing levels of community
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launched a new public policing initiative called 'Servator' or 'Project Servator.''Project Servator' is an inclusive collaborative community strategy that aims to protect local areas and build upon the safety and security plans already in place to ensure safety and security. It is based on a
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attribute the success of Servator to a more scientific approach to behaviour detection. Officers are trained to notice the subtle, sometimes unconscious ways in which people behave differently when they are stressed or anxious and do so in the course of conducting hostile reconnaissance.
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Project Servator in North Yorkshire is aimed at protecting crowded places, key locations and events from criminal and terrorist activity. It was launched in York to be then rolled out across the county. The tactics involve the use of visible and covert police officers, firearms,
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aiming to set up highly-visible, yet unpredictable, police deployments designed to disrupt and deter criminal activity in and around the airport. Servator was planned to be used to improve security at some of Britain's biggest train stations and high-profile buildings.
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AWE Chief Inspector Charlie Franks - speaking at the Senior Leader's Conference - described Project Servator as 'Effects-Based Policing' and said it was being adopted as MDP's Operational Policing Model. The model appears to be working with the
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said this is about reassurance, community involvement and keeping people safe in a garrison town with a military presence, the objective being to deter both potential criminal and terrorist activity throughout the town.
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extended Project Servator deployments to patrolling key areas of Catterick, home to Europe's largest military base, when uniformed and undercover officers took to the streets of Catterick to mark the project's launch.
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with Sellafield Limited's operational security and community vigilance in and around the site. CNC Officers have also given presentations about Servator to local schools and colleges and community groups.
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officers on Servator deployments carried out a total of 738 searches. Of these, 442 searches proved positive, resulting in 403 arrests and 171 vehicle seizures, with drug offences being the most common.
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works with partners, stakeholders and other forces at Lakeside and the airport to keep those areas safe and to prevent all types of crime, from the high level organised crime down to shoplifting. At
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in February 2014 as "New policing tactics to deter and detect criminal and terrorist activity, as well as to reassure the general public. " Project Servator has since been adopted by
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joined a Project Servator deployment at the naval base and said "Nice to bump into these two coppers doing a great job keeping Britain safe." #Projectservator@HMNBPortsmouth
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Since the launch of Project Servator in February 2014, the City of London Police have been deploying the tactic across the Square Mile, as the City of London is known.
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and was intended to operate across the county. Supt. Adrian Coombs,
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2042:"Armed police to patrol Lakeside in new anti-terror operation"
1858:"Project Servator launched at Stansted Airport - Essex Police"
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the community have to play in making this project a success.'
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security and the further development of Project Servator.
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uses a partnership approach with the local community.
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personnel to protect fans and athletes during Games.'
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879:"Magazine | Arts | london"
801:McFadyen, Siobhan (18 August 2016).
1781:"Project Servator at intu Lakeside"
1523:Sullivan, Conor (17 January 2016).
1421:Sullivan, Conor (17 January 2016).
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503:(the MDP). Following trials at the
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1809:Nicholas Cecil (11 March 2016).
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2435:"Project Servator one year on"
904:"Servator at Liverpool Street"
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267:Use of tactics outside London
83:Mounted City of London Police
1618:. professionalsecurity.co.uk
1552:. professionalsecurity.co.uk
505:Atomic Weapons Establishment
346:terror preparedness review.
235:Use of tactics within London
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1756:"V Festival - Essex Police"
1550:"London terrorism surveyed"
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828:"London terrorism survey"
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2546:twitter.com/BTPWaterloo
1346:"Professor Paul Baines"
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1616:"AVIVA do Servator"
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883:Dontpaniconline.com
542:York Minster Police
514:Portsmouth Dockyard
495:Ministry of Defence
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