Response Policing: “You go home feeling like you’ve made an impact”
As a response officer, every day comes with meeting new people, navigating new challenges and using your skills to help the team.
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As a response officer, every day comes with meeting new people, navigating new challenges and using your skills to help the team.
The variety, reward and challenge of response policing is something that drew one Derbyshire officer to the frontline.
Managing a team and delivering that first response to your calls is undoubtedly a challenge, but for a Response Sergeant it’s all in a day’s work.
An officer has spoken about how joining the police has allowed him to help people and support those who need it most.
Managing incidents, being the first on scene to that car crash, going out to that 999 call - this is just a snapshot of what each day looks like for our Response officers.
Police and partners have been talking to young people to find out what they know about spiking, and how we can best support them.
We’re sharing a call that one of our cyber officers received – with a warning to always consider who you’re talking to.
Officers in Derbyshire will be out and about supporting a national campaign to tackle spiking.
Force Crime Registrar, Claire Brown, talks about her journey into the role and a career with Derbyshire Constabulary.
The crime of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is one that, each and every day, we are working with our communities and officers to understand, prevent and investigate.