Examples of 'special constabulary' in a sentence
Meaning of "special constabulary"
The phrase 'special constabulary' refers to a group of volunteer police officers who assist the regular police force in maintaining law and order. They usually have similar powers and responsibilities as regular constables but serve on a part-time or auxiliary basis
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It has a ranking system similar to that of the Special Constabulary.
The Special Constabulary adopt the same standards as their regular counterparts.
A number of these groups were absorbed into the new Ulster Special Constabulary.
He reorganised the Metropolitan Special Constabulary to integrate them more into the divisions.
This was very similar to the wartime establishment of the police Special Constabulary.
Their Special Constabulary is also growing.
These ultimately led to the disbanding of the Ulster Special Constabulary.
The Special Constabulary has its own website, here.
Three of the dead were former members of the Ulster Special Constabulary.
A further act in 1835 redefined the Special Constabulary as a volunteer organisation, and expanded its jurisdiction.
On 1 July 2013 police reserve force known as the Special Constabulary was inaugurated.
The history of the Special Constabulary dates back as far as 1904.
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