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Signing off: A life less ordinary on the frontline
She started as a Special and became the go-to officer for the Traveller community. As she retires, award-wining PC Julie Susel of Thames Valley shares why it's good to talk and her love of the job.
PC Julie Susel of Thames Valley, the force GRT liaison officer
By - Chris Smith
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