Kent’s Special Constables Clock Nearly 33,000 Hours Battling Crime in 2021
A dedicated team of 100 volunteer Special Constables in north Kent went above and beyond in 2021. These everyday heroes, balancing day jobs from wrestling to banking, supported regular cops, patrolled neighbourhoods, and tackled crime head-on—clocking up a massive 32,951 hours of service.
Arrests, Road Safety & Emergency Response – All in a Volunteer Day’s Work
- Proactive patrols to keep women and local communities safe
- Responded swiftly to public calls for help
- Handled criminal investigations and made numerous arrests
- Ran critical road safety campaigns and engaged with the community
High Praise from Top Brass
“This exceptional team is made up of volunteers, who give up their own time to look after our communities and keep Kent safe,” said Chief Superintendent Neil Loudon, Divisional Commander for north Kent. “Their hard work and commitment helped us maintain a first-class service throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.”
Special Coordinator PC Sarah Wyatt added, “I’m daily amazed by the professionalism and dedication of our Specials. Their support is crucial and I’m incredibly proud to stand behind them.”
Fancy Joining? Kent Police Wants You!
Special Constables are fully trained volunteers with full police powers, uniform, and kit. They commit to at least 16 hours a month, policing areas they care about alongside regular officers.
Want to step up and serve your community? Register your interest with Kent Police today.
