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Unintended Consequences Research: Identifying the Impact of NaCTSO Public-Facing Products and Campaigns

… products and communication(s) and the impact on minority groups. As Tankebe warns, ‘a major cautionary tale in … guidance, products and communications on minority groups. Objectives Identify whether NaCTSO’s guidance, … NaCTSO’s guidance, products and communications on minority groups; Understand how NaCTSO’s guidance, products and …

Keywords: Counter Terrorism Policing , Consequences , Unintended Consequences , Research , Awareness

The Threat from Left-Wing, Anarchist and Single-Issue Terrorism (LASIT)

… terrorist violence by left-wing, anarchist and single-issue groups in the West. In the 1970s and 1980s groups such as the Red Army Faction (RAF) in Germany, the … across Western Europe. By the late 1980s and 1990s these groups had disbanded following the demise of communist …

Keywords: Risk , Threat , Terrorist threat , LASI , LASIT , Left Anarchist and Single Issue Terrorist , Single Issue Terrorist , Incel , Extreme views

Marauding Terrorist Attacks (MTA)

… following: A lone attacker, multiple attackers or multiple groups of attackers Arrival at a location on foot, in a …

Keywords: MTA , Marauding , Attack , Attack Methodology , Threat analysis , Terrorist threat , Marauding Attack , Guidance , NPSA , Counter Terrorism Security Advisors , Blunt Weapons , Combined attack , Public Safety

Terrorist use of Firearms

… firearms would likely require access to organised crime groups. Firearms in the UK According to the Office of … to daily life. Continued joint work from public firearms groups and law enforcement is necessary to ensure the …

Keywords: Firearms , Threat analysis , Attack Methodology , Threat , Counter Terrorism , Attack , Weapons of Terrorism , Venues and Public Spaces , Guns , Ammunition

Terrorist use of Bladed or Blunt Force Weapon (BBFW) in the UK

In this article we take an analytical look into the threat from Blunt and Bladed Force Weapons.

Keywords: Blunt Weapons , Blunt force weapons , Threat , Attack Methodology , Venues and Public Spaces , VAPS , Bladed weapons , Attack Methodology , Marauding Attack , Knives

Relevance of ‘EVIL DONE’ to the current UK threat landscape

The Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations, Coventry University have provided insights on the relevance of ‘EVIL DONE’ to the current UK threat landscape. With collaboration from: Professor Rachel Monaghan, Dr Bianca Slocombe, Professor David McIlhatton and Professor John Cuddihy.