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Gloucestershire's Specials join the quad squad
Special Constables are bolstering rural crime detection work after being trained in using off-road quads. Gloucestershire's part-time officers have taken on missing person searches and more.
On your bike: Gloucestershire's Specials have been given quad bike training
By - Chris Smith
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