Sentences with phrase «special constables»
"Special constables" are individuals who volunteer to help the police. They work alongside regular police officers to help keep communities safe and maintain law and order. Full definition
I pay tribute to the valuable work of the men and women who volunteer as Special Constables, and welcome the increase in their numbers.
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The Nova Scotia SPCA employs four full time Provincial Special Constables and a Chief Inspector to carry out its mandate of preventing and investigating animal cruelty.
Marine Protected Areas Manager Shane Young is a licensed special constable with powers of arrest for offenses committed in the two natural monuments.
He built a wooden jail and recruited 200 special constables to fill it with drunks and pickpockets.
Let's get more local people - who know their streets - to be special constables.
Recent years have seen a greater reliance on Special Constables and the introduction of Community Support Officers to address the problem, generating concern about a lack of training and experience.
«I have always enjoyed serving my local community, spending four years as a special constable in the Cheshire police and 10 years as a local councillor.
«I am the customs officer for Anegada, and a special constable on the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force.»
«We have also deployed our special constables to the region, where they are helping to rescue animals and reunite them with their guardians as well as feeding and caring for horses and farm animals left behind,» says Chortyk.
The special constables at the court house were allegedly informed that it was «not their job» to help the inmate.
Greenwood observed until after the special constables grounded Mr. McGuffie in order to maintain control, when he involved himself.
Specific roles include prison visiting, working as a special constable, and involvement in drug treatment schemes or youth / bail hostels for young offenders.