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Are you ready to bring your operational policing experience to a dynamic and specialised setting? The Port of Liverpool Police are recruiting Police Constables to join our high-visibility patrol team, safeguarding one of the UK’s most vital maritime gateways.
RSR are looking for an Assistant Finance Business Partner to work in Birmingham.
RSR are looking for a Technical Manager to work on a contract in Eastleigh, Hampshire
This role is varied and rewarding but also challenging, it will provide opportunities to develop both personally and professionally and help shape the future of the Royal Falkland Islands Police. Applicants should have established policing skills and experience within a UK police service of at least 10 years or more and should not be more than 36 months out of policing and hold a full, clean driving licence.
RSR are looking for PIP1 accredited ex-police officers for a full-time contract in Southampton.
RSR are looking for a PIP2 accredited Investigator for a long term contract in Southampton.
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The National Extradition Unit is home to a wealth of experience in specific country knowledge and the processes relating to Extradition both into and out of the UK. The team provide advice and guidance where a subject has fled overseas and in relation to locating foreign subjects in the UK, including the post-arrest procedures for surrendering a subject. The team provide intelligence support by developing subject profiles to assist our in-house operational Extradition Unit and UK law enforcement, to locate and effect the arrest of those wanted by foreign partners. They also work closely with the ILO network regarding UK fugitives wanted overseas and utilise some of NCA’s niche capabilities in support of international fugitives hunts.
The National Extradition Unit is home to a wealth of experience in specific country knowledge and the processes relating to Extradition both into and out of the UK. The team provide advice and guidance where a subject has fled overseas and in relation to locating foreign subjects in the UK, including the post-arrest procedures for surrendering a subject. The team provide intelligence support by developing subject profiles to assist our in-house operational Extradition Unit and UK law enforcement, to locate and effect the arrest of those wanted by foreign partners. They also work closely with the ILO network regarding UK fugitives wanted overseas, and use the NCA’s niche capabilities in support of international fugitive hunts.
As an officer in the Joint International Crime Centre (JICC), you will assess, research and develop information and intelligence in support of UK policing in matters related to international criminality. You will draw on the National Crime Agency’s Annual Plan, National Control Strategy and operational priorities in the fight to address the challenge posed by international criminality. You will plan, research, identify and collate data/information from multiple sources, including internal and external systems and understand available intelligence/information sources and determine the most appropriate to use.
