The bedrock of any successful policing enterprise is built on progressive accountability and transparency. This extract presents the various methods the government is proposing to improve trust and... More > confidence in the police.< Less
The Police Officers Handbook is designed to be a detailed handbook including law for anyone who wants to become a Police Officer be it full-time or a Special Constable to those with several years of... More > service. The book is double the size of the original Police Officers guide with a much greater emphasis on the law and offences with all offences now listed and much more detailed explanations of some common offences. The book has detailed coverage of the application process with hints and tips on how to pass recruitment. Other additions include, Clare’s Law, Taser, and First Aid, dealing with suspects and witnesses as well as the latest PACE code. The book covers history, job roles, application process for a full-time or special constable, training, first aid, equipment, dealing with offenders including police interviews, MoPi, PACE, Human Rights, law and offences, roads policing, domestic violence, writing statements, OSPRE and partner agencies. An essential handbook for any Police Officer.< Less
Police Officers Guide 2013 edition introduces and updates key concepts behind modern policing. The book is for both full-time regular Police Officers and Special constables, covering the training and... More > expectations for both roles. Updated and revised for 2013 the book now contains more offences including traffic offences, MoPI, RTC, updates to training,application process including the application form, Constable's pay scale to name a few. Bringing the book right up to date with the latest police concepts and procedures.The book begins with an overview and history of the Police Service in the UK. You will cover the application process,training expectations and the role of a Police Officer. You go through what to expect on duty, MoPi, RTC arrests, stop search, PACE, exhibit seizure, warrants, victim care, human rights, types of law, common offences,domestic violence, conflict resolution and use of force, witness statements, scenarios. Finally a brief look at the Police OSPRE exams and NPIA strategy.< Less
Police Officers Guide 2013 introduces and updates key concepts behind modern policing. The book is for both full-time regular Police Officers and Special constables, covering the training and... More > expectations for both roles. Updated and revised for 2013 the book now contains more offences including traffic offences, MoPI, RTC, updates to training,application process including application form/assessment day, Constable's pay scale to name a few. Bringing the book right up to date with the latest police concepts and procedures.The book begins with an overview and history of the Police Service in the UK. You will cover the application process,training expectations and the role of a Police Officer. You go through what to expect on duty, MoPi, RTC, arrests, stop search, PACE, exhibit seizure, warrants, victim care, human rights, types of law, common offences,domestic violence, conflict resolution and use of force, witness statements, scenarios. Finally a brief look at the Police OSPRE exams and NPIA strategy.< Less
The Police Officers Guide 2013/2014 is designed to be a detailed handbook for anyone who wants to become a Police Officer be it full-time or a Special Constable. With detailed coverage of the... More > application process for both roles, and has been further enhanced to give you the latest and most up to date information and tips to help you pass recruitment. It is also now detailed enough on the law and procedure side to suit the needs of existing police officers or those that have an interest and wish to know more about what a police officer does in detail. The book covers history, application process, training, equipment, dealing with offenders including police interviews, MoPi, PACE, Human Rights, law and offences, roads policing, domestic violence, writing statements, and partner agencies. The Police Officers Guide 2013/2014 is the essential Police Handbook for any Police Officer.< Less
The Gardener's Teabreak Book aims to provide some light relief between weeding. With various gardening and nature articles, interviews and tips. It's the perfect shed or greenhouse read with a cup of... More > tea, or by the fire during the winter months when there is not much gardening to be done. Example articles includes interviews with the Hedgehog Preservation Society, Plantlife, plants police recommend to deter burgulars, types of tomatoes, etc.< Less
When Superintendent Mark Faraday begins to investigate the disappearance of a local lorry driver, a top secret UK/US intelligence operation designed to destroy the poppy fields of Afghanistan is... More > unwittingly undermined. From the splendours of the House of Lords and the beauty of Venetian palazzos to the vastness of the deserts of Western Australia, Faraday pursues his investigation, haunted by the murder of one collague and mesmerised by the beauty of another.< Less
When Superintendent Mark Faraday begins to investigate the disappearance of a local lorry driver, a top secret UK/US intelligence operation designed to destroy the poppy fields of Afghanistan is... More > unwittingly undermined. From the splendours of the House of Lords and the beauty of Venetian palazzos to the vastness of the deserts of Western Australia, Faraday pursues his investigation, haunted by the murder of one collague and mesmerised by the beauty of another.< Less
British gangsters used to be arrested easily by The Police as they had to use fences-jewellers to sell their stolen goods, but these people were also on the Police's payroll. So it was like stealing... More > candy from the kids.
However a clever guy is recruited by one of the gangsters and he transforms the Uk gangsters mob into being clever and not easily arrested by Police. He also gets the Police on the gangsters payroll so the roles are reversed with corrupt Police on gangsters payroll, therefore no arrests of important gangsters.
The Yardies Caribbean gangsters are brought to Britain by rotten Police to run the drugs trade; but the Yardies stuff the Police and set up their own network.
The British Gangsters rescue the Police and take over and send the Yardies back to Caribbean; some in nboixes.
The the British gangsters go into legitimate business and make a fortune.< Less
