Nottinghamshire Police train officers on rural crime using animal carcasses
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 22 Oct, 12:20 · Archive
Nottinghamshire Police held a training day for officers responding to hare coursing, poaching and firearms offences in rural areas.
Nottinghamshire Police held a hands-on training day for officers responding to offences in rural areas. The training covered hare coursing, poaching and firearms, with deer and hare carcasses used as part of the exercise.
The force designed the training to prepare officers for the specific challenges they face when responding to rural crimes including hare coursing, poaching and firearms offences.
How it is being reported
- Deer and hare carcasses used in Nottinghamshire Police anti-poaching trainingHare coursing, poaching and firearms were all on the agenda during a hands-on training day for officers responding to offences in rural areas.Mansfield Chad · 22 Oct, 11:35
- Deer and hare carcasses used in Nottinghamshire Police anti-poaching trainingHare coursing, poaching and firearms were all on the agenda during a hands-on training day for officers responding to offences in rural areas.Worksop Guardian · 22 Oct, 11:35
- Deer and hare carcasses used in Nottinghamshire Police anti-poaching trainingHare coursing, poaching and firearms were all on the agenda during a hands-on training day for officers responding to offences in rural areas.Worksop Guardian · 22 Oct, 11:17
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