@womenpolice_uk Not sure how that can be quantified. Strength testing is an entry requirement for the police, and the levels are set the same for men and women.
I don’t quite see the correlation you’re suggesting with rugby?
@TaffMet Mid covid was the worst; having to do it with the booth door open, the office window open and the OH nurse on the phone…! Not a clue what to do, just pressed at random!
@MadDogFraser @GdivReps@GreaterGlasgPol No, but not all roads we police are fast roads, and you’re still at risk.
It’s also helpful for the fast roads in the moments between getting out the driver’s seat and getting the compliant long sleeved jacket out the back of the car.
It’s Sunday; the vehicles have been kit checked and cleaned within an inch of their life.
But it’s far too hot for all of this!!
Patrolling our high harm routes today, particularly focusing on motorcycles, given their tendency to enjoy this weather ☀️
@PRIVATEDAYSOUT@tiredverytired@benperry_2001@NorthWestCop Quite often I go to jobs without using my blue lights. They’re not compulsory for police vehicles on their way to an emergency. Sometimes they confuse the public more, and it’s easier for everyone to travel without blue lights.
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Covering one of our “high harm routes” today. Not a bad office, is it!
ANPR up and running, speed gun out. We can’t be everywhere, but we could be anywhere.
@KHoulgate It’s dangerous, it’s also the button for making/answering phone calls…! Many times I end up accidentally making a call when I’m on immediate, or bull horning innocent members of public when the phone rings!!