Forces pay tribute to frontline officers working on Christmas Day

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Forces pay tribute to frontline officers working on Christmas Day

The thousands of officers and staff working shifts on Christmas Day have been thanked by their forces.

Date - 25th December 2021
By - Chris Smith

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Officers working on Christmas Day have been thanked by leaders who highlighted that policing doesn’t stop. Police Scotland, in its seasonal message to the public said: “While Christmas is, for many, a time to spend with family and...

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