A THAMES Valley Police officer based in Reading has shown the public a glimpse of what life is like working for the force.
Special constable Adegbola posted a video on his Twitter account of a brief overview of his job in 2019, with footage taken from January - December.
Admittedly this only shows small slice of my 2019. But it does highlight the wide range of jobs you can attend as Special Constable in a busy town.
— S/Sgt Adegbola (@TVP8339) January 8, 2020
If this kind of "extreme volunteering" piques your interest, head over to https://t.co/9QBV5vJixo to get info on how to apply pic.twitter.com/iV9l4GfQST
It shows the force having to arrest people for different reasons, such as public order offences, drink driving, break ins and more.
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The footage provides an interesting insight into how police officers in Reading operate, and the nature of the job.
The video shows some attempting to get violent with the officer, and the police having to call an ambulance for an unresponsive woman.
The sergeant said in the Tweet: "Admittedly this only shows small slice of my 2019.
"But it does highlight the wide range of jobs you can attend as Special Constable in a busy town.
"If this kind of "extreme volunteering" piques your interest, head over to https://tvpcareers.co.uk/opportunities/special-constables/ to get info on how to apply."
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The officer received many positive responses to the Tweet, with one saying: "Well done you, great year.
"Thanks for giving up your free time for us."
Another added: "You are a well trained and very BRAVE man.
"Thank you for what you do."
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