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Special Constables

The role of special constables

Becoming a special constable is a big commitment but is ultimately very rewarding.

People join because they feel they have something to give and have a real desire to make their community a safer place.

It is a challenging but rewarding role that enables people to experience real-life situations not normally encountered by the majority of the population.

Teachers, bus drivers, nurses and postal workers are just some of the people who have taken up the challenge and are part of the Special Constabulary across Devon and Cornwall.

Being first on the scene of a road collision, making an arrest, patrolling on a busy Friday night and writing statements are a few of the challenges a special constable can face.

Special constables work alongside regular officers to deal with local policing issues and help prevent crime and disorder. They play a crucial role in forging stronger links between the police and the community.

The Special Constabulary is not currently recruiting. Please keep checking the website for our next recruitment intake.

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Special Constabulary Co-ordinator
Territorial Policing Dept
Police HQ, Middlemoor
Exeter
Devon
EX2 7HQ

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  • Created: 17/04/2009 16:45:23 |
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