over the following five years, saying that job cuts were inevitable as the force faced estimated budget cuts of £52m by 2015. It was estimated that about 500 of the affected jobs would be police officers. On 10 May 2012, off-duty officers from Sussex police joined an estimated 30,000 others from around the UK to protest at the cutbacks in a march through London. Online initiatives In November 2011, Sussex Police became the first force worldwide to live stream unedited footage during a 24-hour period. Published in March 2012, Sussex Police became the first force in the UK to launch a mobile based app for reporting crime. Road casualties in Sussex As well as preventing and detecting crime, Sussex Police have a responsibility to reduce the number of casualties on the roads. Additionally, in her 2012 PCC election manifesto, Katy Bourne said that the biggest issue raised in her Sussex Crime Survey was road safety. "Katy will encourage the police to target accident 'black spots' and high risk drivers and continue 'Operation Crackdown' to tackle anti-social driving." The following table shows the combined total figures for the number of casualties on the roads of East Sussex, West Sussex, and Brighton and Hove for the most recent five years for which data is available. Arms See also Law enforcement in the United Kingdom List of law enforcement agencies in the United Kingdom Table of police forces in the United Kingdom Police Memorial Trust National Police Memorial References External links Sussex Police at HMICFRS Sussex Police Headquarters when it was based in Horsham between 1894 and 1973 Police Police Police Police forces of England 1968 establishments in England Government agencies established in 1968 Sussex