Devon and Cornwall's new police and crime commissioner is looking at sharing some resources with other forces in the region.
Tony Hogg says he has no intention of privatising the police.. but is looking at possible collaborations with other forces which would improve efficiency.
Since he was elected to the post in mid-November, he's been meeting members of the public around Devon and Cornwall, as well as the local Community Safety Partnerships.
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