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The sun.Man catches wife having fling with married cop after doorbell cam records them
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A MARRIED police chief was caught having a fling with one of his officers when her cop husband heard her arranging a tryst on their doorbell cam. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/13269036/married-police-chief-affair-doorbell-cam-recording/ -
Evening standard.Police officer on coronavirus patrol attacked by youths at Surrey park
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A police officer has been rushed to hospital after being attacked by a group of youths he was investigating for a possible breach of Covid-19 guidelines. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/police-officer-attacked-by-youths-caught-breaking-social-distancing-guidance-a4447926.html -
Ambulance Driving Standards manager jailed for fraud
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Simon Macartney was employed by South East Ambulance NHS Trust as Driving Standards Manager and was responsible for the driving standards of Ambulance drivers who attend 999 calls. https://www.getsurrey.co.uk/news/surrey-news/man-who-lied-qualifications-job-14449837 -
Overweight policewoman quits the force ‘after being pressured to pass a bleep test’
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AN OVERWEIGHT policewoman was forced to resign following pressure on her to pass a “bleep test” fitness exam, an employment tribunal was told today. Full Story - The Sun Surely it is a reasonable requirement for a police officer to pass a fitness test?- 67 replies
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Like on the other site but now here. I'll start how is everyone today, and their NY resolutions
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Surrey is currently accepting Detective Constables and Police Constables as transferees. DCs must be PIP2 accredited. PCs must be Response trained drivers. Surrey officers are eligible for a £2000 South-East Regional Allowance on top of basic salary. Closing date is 7th November 2014. They're also accepting applications for Special Constables, intake dates yet to be confirmed. Apply online here: http://www.surrey.police.uk/careers/current-vacancies
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This short video is from a Carlton TV Documentary called Inside Crime. Filmed in Camberley, Surrey featuring Specials http://youtu.be/pU8ZoSBKRDs
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Surrey Police morale is falling with officers saying they have 'just had enough'
Fry + posted a topic in UK Policing News
Surrey Police morale is falling with officers saying they have 'just had enough' Out of 926 respondents, which is almost half of the total number of the county's officers, more than 730 officers said they would leave their job for another with the same salary Morale at Surrey Police is falling, with more than 730 officers saying they would leave their job for another with the same salary. A survey seen by Get Surrey conducted by the Surrey Police Federation asked its members: “If you could leave the job tomorrow and earn the same salary, would you?” Out of the 926 respondents, wh -
Don't dial 999: Go online to report less serious crime, Home Secretary tells victims
kenworthy posted a topic in General Policing Discussions
Victims should report crime online to help cut the number of 999 calls, the Home Secretary declared yesterday. Theresa May said using the internet would save police money and free up officers for frontline work. Already being tested at two forces, the scheme would cover non-emergency cases such as criminal damage and minor theft. Campaigners warned however that online reporting would further reduce face-to-face contact between police and public at a time when many local stations have closed. There are also fears it might give officers an excuse not to visit crime scenes or even ign -
Edit: I see this has been split. To add context, I noticed yesterday that the regulars on my team have just recieved their name tags. PC's have gotten PC [sURNAME] and PCSO's seems to have [First Inital] [surname] Yeah, however, it seems nobody got their choice and just got PC [sURNAME]. A lot of colleagues ordered CONSTABLE
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Originally posted by me back in 2007 Posted 20 January 2007 - 01:57 AM 'darkest', on Jan 19 2007, 7:46 PM, said: I'm in a good mood tonight and i like to anyway I can so here goes... Theft A person is guilty of theft if he dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it. Robbery A person is guilty of robbery if he/she steals and immediately before or At the time of doing so, and in order to do so, he uses force on any person, or Puts or seeks to put any person in fear of being then and there subjected to force.
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An excellent post originally posted by Giraffe Special Constabulary Ranks: Image to be uploaded - SC = Crest and FIN, S/INSP = Crest, 2 bars and FIN, CO = 4 bars inside laurels. Regular Ranks: A few points of note: Specials in Surrey do not display the SC&Crowns on their uniforms. Regular Inspectors and above do not display collar numbers. The Surrey Police crest is displayed for Specials ranks up to and including Inspector, and up to and including Sergeant for Regulars. The collar number displayed is not indicative of Specials or Regulars - it's purely random. New Specials ar
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I am pleased to announce that markdn has transferred over from ps.com and is continuing to be a mini moderator in this area. Markdn has the same powers as full mod in this area so please show him the same level of respect. Cheetah Police Community Team
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SOURCE:- http://www.surrey.police.uk/Careers/Become-a-Special-Constable/How-can-I-apply
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Welcome one and all. Please feel free to start discussing matters relating to Surrey Police. Do remember of course everything in here is still publicly available and viewable, but you can investigate 'safe areas' where on payment of a fee a separate room can be bought and set up. Whilst still subject to Police Community expectations, rules and regulations, it will be hidden from public view and available only to affirmed Surrey Police officers and staff.
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