Devon and Cornwall Police’s approach to tackling stalking and harassment and protecting victims has been completely overhauled, following the tragic death of Kerry Power who was murdered in Plymouth in December 2013.
Following her death and the trial in which David Wilder pled guilty to the murder of Miss Power and was subsequently jailed for life, a Domestic Homicide Review (DHR) was undertaken to help identify risks and improve standards of service to victims of stalking.
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