BTP Branch International Police Association

Account for the British Transport Police Branch of the International Police Association. A member of @9RegionIPA , Section UK 🇬🇧

[IPA Section UK @uk_ipa]

With over 372,000 members around the world who know what it's like to do the Job, the IPA is the world's largest policing friendship organisation.

Come #BePartOfSomethingBigger and join our family.

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[IPA Section UK @uk_ipa]

One of the many benefits of IPA membership is the travel opportunities it provides.
Whether you're attending a course, want to meet some local members, or get some top tips for your holiday destination, we can help
#BePartofSomethingBigger for just £10.

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Have a peaceful holiday.

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Our thanks to @ipaiac Section Gibraltar and @RGPolice for putting this trip together for us.
#BeOneOfUs at https://t.co/RY4hYV23Bo or https://t.co/myc36ezqvP

[Police Oracle @Police_Oracle]

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@martin5671 They're reference books for stuff I've found online, rather than teaching books. Companies want £100 a pop, or if you've got a university login it's fill your boots

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Currently doing a teaching qualification, but no OpenAthens (or similar) access. Some amazing books and reference materials, but how on earth does an academic book go for £100? I just don't get the economics, certainly I can't afford that.

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@Steph_BandT Amputate everything below the eyebrows. Sorted.

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@DrAmirKhanGP Been a strange year for birds. Pretty sure some of the starlings in my garden are on their third brood.

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@NicholasAngelUK @Miles_PBH Not at all, they're God's amongst men.

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@DP_RyanHowell @HantsPolice @ldavidmarquet Probably the best book on leadership I've ever read.

[IPA Section UK @uk_ipa]

We have organised a FREE online seminar on Human Sex Trafficking with a retired US undercover detective. Friday 5th July at 1900hrs BST. Open to everyone, check the link below to find out more https://t.co/t190mNksI8

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@MountyinaCounty @toniwriter You can have my cold, dead body before you take away my sprinkles, marshmallows and chocolate dust.

[Bill Bratton @CommissBratton]

Kudos to the NYPD Transit Bureau for their Broken Windows initiatives and their push back against the tired, old argument by the progressives that it purposely and disproportionately targets minorities. No, it targets those who are breaking the law, and appropriately so. Keep it up, Chief Kemper and your hard working cops. Just think what you could do if your understaffed Bureau was staffed to the level I had in 1990 as Transit Chief — 3,800 cops and if the NYPD was staffed to the level I had as Police Commissioner in 1994 — 38,000. Enough cops and the right strategies could bring New York to even lower levels of crime and disorder. https://t.co/5stNtI1pOu

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Railbob on tour @HelstonRailway

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@4d_s5 @OMRS17995839 @metpoliceuk I think I know who that skipper is. But anyways, I know several former Irish Army chaps who have either gone straight to service in UK policing, or joined the British Army then UK policing. Chuck a few deployments in and it's a wide range of gongs.

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@BTPLondon

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@Protect_ServeUK Tis a feral place at times.

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@obbsie Nothing but common garden criminals, although most of them would be more sensible than to damage Stonehenge