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Introduction to
Humberside Specials
“Giving just a few hours a week as a Special Constable can make a huge difference; from making an old lady smile, to seeing the relief on a mother’s face when their lost child is found.”
Being a Special Constable is not only for younger people. We actively recruit more mature individuals who can enhance our team with their life experiences.
Ever thought about a safer future for your family? Come to one of our presentations and you could start playing a vital role in tackling crime in your community.
Many believe the police service is a male dominated environment. But almost half of our Special Constabulary are female. We actively seek applications from all parts of our communities.
Working as part of a team is one of many key skills trained. Something you will use on a daily basis, not only as a Special Constable, but in your every day life.
Media
Watch our intro video, read the stories of Special Constablary officers and follow us on twitter.
The Recruitment Process
Find out more about the recruitment process.
Role
Find out all about the role of a Special Constable in Humberside Police.
FAQ
Everything you need to know. Or ask us any question about becoming a Special Constable.
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7 specials on duty for Pocklington 7s Rugby event, very busy & lovely sunny weather! ☀️☀️ #6276 #6745 #641pic.twitter.com/ZEwjyxRwUnwjyxRwUn
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Several Special Constables working at Pocklington Rugby 7s today. Looks like a great day for it. #6344 #Pocklington #Pock7s
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Popped into Cromwell Road this morning to say goodbye to PC Jenny Kerrawn before she retires tomorrow. Someone I wotwitter.com/i/web/status/1…M3
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RT @HumberbeatRoads: Remembering Russ Wylie, our friend and colleague who was killed 4 years ago today doing what he loved, riding his pol…
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Spent the day down at Wolds Cafe with Safer Roads Humber, at a Wolds cafe biker event🚨 The Safer Roads Humber biketwitter.com/i/web/status/1…iBbM0
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@AnnaEll06605627 @RobertCopley18 @HumbersidePCC @CrimestoppersUK have anonymous reporting, it may be part of a widetwitter.com/i/web/status/1…0f
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Driver failed roadside drug wipe in Barton and arrested after testing positive for cannabis #6276 #6824
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Insight into Humberside Specials
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“Giving just a few hours a week as a Special Constable can make a huge difference; from making an old lady smile, to seeing the relief on a mother’s face when their lost child is found, to being the one that locks up the drunk driver or the sneak-in burglar”
Jonathan is a graduate of the University of Nottingham and former teacher who currently works for the civil service. He lives in the East Riding with his partner and two Siberian huskies. He joined the Special Constabulary in 2002, following a glowing endorsement by a friend who described the role as the ‘best hobby in the world’ and he does not regret one moment. He is proud to wear medal ribbons for long service and for Her Majesty, the Queen’s Jubilee.
