New Member Introductions

Hi, I'm Fred, from near Southampton. I'm 42 years old and currently in the process of applying to become a Special in the Hampshire Constabulary. I hope this forum can help me along in the process and eventually allow me to help others if I get in.

Hi, I'm Shannon.

retired: deputy sheriff- broward county, florida u.s.a. web site: www.sheriff.org experience: 2.6 years brevard county deputy sheriff ( kennedy space center area ) .....................23.7 years broward county sheriff ( fort lauderdale, florida ) other: chicago & western indiana railroad indiana harbor belt railroad born & raised: chicago , illinois florida resident: since 1982 high school: bremen high school, midlothian illinos graduated 1978

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Hey .... wee introduction for myself My name is Michelle, im 27 year old, I work in the railway at the moment and im looking to eventually hopefully become a fulltime police officer. Im just about to begin my training as a special constable for British Transport Police in Scotland. I was meant to complete this training last year but due to being involved in a serious accident I had to take gthe year to recover and hold my application and so now 18 months later I am looking good to go. And I cant wait either to get in and get my hands dirty. Cheers for reading Michelle

Hi all, My name's Mark Reid, and I am currently undergoing an application for Police Scotland, with my Assessment Centre day in two days time I came across this forum as part of my research and I really liked the idea of it, so I thought I'd register and well, here I am! I don't know what else I can add :tongue: I've been police mad for years and have wanted to join since I was like 8 and finally getting round to it now.

Hi I have recently submitted an application to the CNC and was wondering if anyone could help explain the assessment day. I am currently employed as a reactive shift PC within a Home Office force.

I have posted before, but I think this is the best place in the forum to post an explanation of my avatar, the lawful rebellion coat of arms. As some of you will know, a coat of arms should display the things you own or control. Our coat of arms contains; the red border signifying the Royal Command; the green cross symbolizing true, peaceful Christianity (not that of the church), which our Law is founded on; the tablets of the Ten Commandments, representing God’s law; the crown of a sovereign to uphold the law; the symbol of the hand of living men, pledging allegiance to the barons' committee as commanded in Article 61; the Article 61 of the 1215 Magna Carta, bearing th…

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Hi, I am a screenwriter, and currently writing a concept for a new crime drama series, so constantly researching UK policing and the law. Thanks.

My name is Daniel. I write games and fiction. I'm hoping I may be able to ask a few questions from time to time.

Hi, I'm new to this forum, but am hoping to set up - or take part in - some lively discussions! I'm a writer trying to complete a crime novel set in London (original, huh?) and would like to get things 'right' as far as possible. In the past, I've managed to speak to serving members of the CID direct, but don't have 'live' contacts right now. Areas of interest range from ways the different ranks refer to each other to how often officers are sent out on their own. The 'warts and all' picture I'm trying to create includes many of the issues currently (as I understand it) facing the force - not least the cuts in funding and police numbers. I'll be posting some specific quest…

About to commence the Internal CKP Placement Program... :)

Hello, My name is Pip and am currently half-way through the recruitment process for Hampshire Constabulary as a Special Constable, hopefully starting training soon, subject to vetting.

Hey how's it going.