What it's like to work for the Police | Lincolnshire Police

In this video, Lee Johnson - Police Sergent and Chris Davison - Chief Constable Officer for Lincolnshire Police discuss what it's actually like to work for the police. There are numerous career paths you could take in policing, there may be something perfect for you!
Lincolnshire Police is the territorial police force covering the non-metropolitan county of Lincolnshire. At the heart of this service are Lincolnshire police’s ‘PRIDE’ values which stand for Professionalism, Respect, Integrity, Dedication, and Empathy. The force is one of the largest in England and Wales, covering 2,284 square miles and a population of around 736,700, employing over 2,500 people. A career in the police force can be dynamic and exciting - offering a host of development opportunities and a variety of career paths to suit everyone. You are also eligible for a ‘blue light card’, offering fantastic exclusive discounts at a range of shops and restaurants, as well as access to ‘Police Mutual’ - offering financial and wellbeing advice and a range of exclusive products designed especially for the police. 
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I’m not thinking about how good you lot are. I’m thinking more how your officers hide evidence that I have proof of and then assign the officer you complain about to investigate them selfs. Don’t forget to ignore male victims of domestic abuse. I wonder if you’ll ignore this or just turn comments off ummmmmm