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Employer Supported Policing (ESP) National Day of Action |
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Whilst our Special Constables come from all walks of life and different vocations, as volunteers they all have something in common – they all want to make a difference and protect the most vulnerable out in our community. This week has seen five of our specials take part in the NPCC’s Employer Supported Policing (ESP) National Day of Action.
On Wednesday, 24 September, Special Superintendent Joseph Broderick, Special Chief Inspector Thomas Robinson, and Special Constables Craig Nixon, Philip Owst and George Humphreys took part in the first co-ordinated operation of its kind in Hull designed to highlight the significant contribution of Special Constables supported by their employers. The initiative is being led by the NPCC Employer Supported Policing Group and since its launch with retailer support in 2004, ESP has delivered wide-ranging benefits to policing, employers and individuals. The day of action aimed to showcase the value Special Constables bring both to policing and back into their workplaces. The strategic aim was to deliver a day of coordinated business and retail crime operations led by Special Constables released by their employers under the ESP scheme.
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