From Kuro and Razor to the Canaries and Qatar, policing needs to rethink football prejudices

OWEN WEST

From Kuro and Razor to the Canaries and Qatar, policing needs to rethink football prejudices

OWEN WEST

School of Law & Criminal Justice

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Abstract

As the World Cup heads towards its climax in Qatar, former public order specialist Owen West, now a Senior Policing Lecturer, believes some law enforcement attitudes and approaches to football fans suggest an unjustified level of prejudice not witnessed in any other sporting or social arena – one which needs to be re-thought to address legitimacy and confidence in policing.

Original language	English
Type	Policing Insight
Media of output	Online Magazine
Publisher	Policing Insight (CoPaCC)
Publication status	Published - 10 Dec 2022

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