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Story book character joins Thames Valley's ranks for youth engagement
Thames Valley Police have created a children's book character to help the force engage with young people across the area in time for Operation Sceptre, the national knife crime awareness week.
PCSO Emma Hickmott reads the PC Ben book as part of her visit to the Alfred Sutton Primary School in Reading
By - Chloe Livadeas
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