OSPRE 1: Constable to Sergeant Week 10

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OSPRE 1: Constable to Sergeant Week 10

In the tenth week of the series, we look at entry search and seizure and harassment hostility, stalking and anti-social behaviour.

Date - 28th November 2014
By - Phil Waters - Executive Guidance

There are just the two chapters this week, both from the General Police Duties Blackstones syllabus book. Firstly, chapter 8 entry search and seizure, followed by chapter 9 harassment, hostility, stalking and anti-social behaviour. The first...

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