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Lee has thirty years’ policing experience in the Metropolitan Police Service. He has performed a number of investigative roles, working on the Homicide Command and Trident Gang Command and is responsible for devising and implementing crime prevention strategies to tackle Serious Violence. He currently leads the Violent Crime Task Force and oversees a number of violence reduction initiatives, adopting place based interventions.
He is an advocate for bridging the gap between academia and policing across a range of methodologies and is currently managing field trials in relation to Hotspot Policing, Problem Orientated Policing and Focussed Deterrence. He has a Mst in Applied Criminology and Police Management from the University of Cambridge. |
Panel Discussion – Focused Deterrence
During the focussed deterrence panel discussion, you will hear about 3 separate, yet linked, operational strategies where police used focused deterrence approaches to tackle public violence and knife crime. You will hear about how these strategies were implemented on the ground and the responses by officers and offenders. You will also hear results as to whether the strategy actually reduced crime. Please join us for this fascinating discussion.