Specials relationship? What UK policing can learn from US Reserve Deputies

28th January 2017Dr Iain Britton - CoPaCC 4 Comments

Volunteer Reserve Deputies in the US share much of the same training and responsibilities as regular police officers - including carrying guns. Dr Iain Britton of the Institute for Public Safety, Crime and Justice reflects on his recent trip to research volunteer Reserve Deputies in Orlando, Florida, and draws some comparisons with Special Constables in the UK.

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Specials relationship? What UK policing can learn from US Reserve Deputies

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