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DI Vicki Newton shares her #BehindtheBadge story about her 18 year career in policing and how she helps protect some of the most vulnerable children.
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DI Vicki Newton shares her #BehindtheBadge story about her 18 year career in policing and how she helps protect some of the most vulnerable children.
Happy International Women’s Day to everyone in Warwickshire. To mark the occasion, Chief Constable Alex Frankin-Smith pays tribute to the women working for Warwickshire Police.
ICYMI: For Police Staff Recognition Week, we're re-sharing some of our favourite #BehindTheBadge videos featuring our hard-working police staff.
“When I speak to a room of 20 people, if one of them goes away and changes their passwords, downloads two-factor authentication or is that little bit more suspicious, then I consider it a good day’s work.”
ICYMI: For Police Staff Recognition Week, we're re-sharing some of our favourite #BehindTheBadge videos featuring our hard-working police staff - including this one, filmed just before Christmas last year.
We are appealing for the victim of an assault in Bishop's Itchington to come forward.
Caroline is proud to champion and promote the needs of police staff and operational colleagues.
Today, Monday 3 March, we visited T&S Abattoir in Glenside, Arley.
Rachel moved from teaching teenagers in a secondary school to teaching police officers.
As we join with other forces this week to recognise and celebrate the contribution of police staff to UK policing, our Chief Constable Alex Franklin-Smith sends a message of thanks to staff at Warwickshire Police.