9.5K views · 88 reactions | Police Scotland Youth Volunteers - Stranraer. First evening of drill training, a fantastic effort by all. Special thanks to WO2 Wilson for teaching the group drill. | Police Scotland Dumfries & Galloway | Facebook

Did you know our Special Constables can now complete their blue light training? Our Special Constable's have the same skills and training as our full-time officers, the only difference is they volunteer their time when and where suits them. Alongside the initial officer training, our Special Constables can now apply for Blue Light training and attend an intensive course to gain the accreditation. With strong focus, decision making, and awareness, you could gain the additional blue light skills n

8.8K views · 85 reactions | What do Special Constables bring to...

Special Constables make a vital contribution to policing in Scotland. These volunteers play a vital role in supporting full-time police colleagues when responding to crime, policing major events, and providing a visible and reassuring presence in our communities. Within the Lothians and Scottish Borders Division, Special Constables are deployed as part of a specialist initiative team, which sees them tackle issues such as antisocial behaviour, drug misuse, disorder and carry out vehicle checks o

Meet Special Constable Paz Castello who tells why she loves to volunteer with us. Visit Police Scotland Special Constabulary to hear more about the great work our special constables do! #VolunteersWeek | Police Scotland

We're recruiting Special Constables! People become a Special Constable for a variety of reasons. Some people have free time and have a desire to give something back to their community, some people are very happy in their present job but want something totally different in their spare time, some people may have wanted to work in the police but for different reasons they have gone down a different career path. Whatever your background, if you have the skills, passion and desire to volunteer as a p