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The Special Constables, like their regular officer colleagues, play a pivotal role in the Force. Becoming a ‘Special’ gives people the chance to work alongside police officers and staff, bringing skills and experiences from their day jobs and allowing them to give something back to the area. The Force is looking to recruit a cohort of Special Constables in the autumn period and further cohorts are projected for 2022. Cleveland Police asks that each person contributes to a minimum of 16 hours per month. Special Constabulary Chief Officer, David Robinson, said: “As part of the S...

Police stopped 280 speeding drivers on the A338 Spur Road and Castle Lane West in one day on Easter Monday 2021. Picture: Dorset Police No Excuse NEARLY 300 drivers were stopped for speeding in one day on two roads. Dorset Road Safe detected 280 vehicles over the speed limit in Castle Land West and the A338 Spur Road in Bournemouth. The team were part of an operation which saw 12 vehicles seized and a further 16 drivers handed tickets yesterday. Officers from the Dorset Police No Excuse team joined forces with Special Constables and local patrol officers n a day of action. A total ...

COPS WRESTLING WITH CIVILLIAN A video showing three police officers fighting with a drunk civilian around Tlokweng Bars has made its way onto social media. Shaya has been made to believe that cops are given adequate training on how to handle such incidents. That situation could have been avoided had the officers, who look to be of senior ranks, applied what they were taught at their Otse College. Next time don’t embarrass yourself, send Special Constables or Police recruits, they don’t tire as easily! 1 Comment

For the past five years, Craig Jones has been living two lives. From Monday to Friday, he’s been working his day job at Public Health Wales, but at weekends he’s been kitted up in his Dyfed-Powys Police uniform, ready to respond to whatever the shift throws at him. Craig has been one of a team of Special Constables, giving up his time as a voluntary police officer to keep his community safe. As he gets set to hang up his uniform for the last time, Craig has urged anyone thinking about becoming a Special to go for it and apply.