Leadership and mentoring are essential concepts in the field of UK policing.

HOW DO THE POLICE SEARCH FOR A MISSING PERSONWhen a person is reported missing, it becomes the responsibility of the police to conduct a search and locate them. The search process is a complex and multifaceted task that requires a combination of resources, strategies, and skills. In most circumstances the person being reported missing will be graded by the Force Control room and a risk grading provided to the missing person, this is likely to be Low, Medium or High. The grading will guide a senior officer in Force Control Room what level of response should be allocated to search for the missing person. If the grading is High Risk this may involve a considerable specialist response and does have implications across policing as other emergency incidents also need the same level of priority

Underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) are used extensively in search and rescue operations for missing persons. They provide a safe and efficient way to search underwater environments and can significantly increase the chances of finding a missing person. This report discusses the importance of using underwater ROVs for missing persons, search and rescue operations, and the importance of well-trained operators to ensure successful operations.

Drones have become an essential tool for search and rescue operations. They can cover vast areas quickly and provide aerial footage to rescuers, enabling them to identify areas of interest quickly. In a missing person's search, time is of the essence, and drones provide a quick and efficient way of searching large areas quickly