Lancashire Police swear in more than 60 new recruits

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 20 Oct, 18:02 · Archive

Lancashire Police have sworn in more than 60 new recruits across two ceremonies. The new officers were granted their policing powers after pledging to serve the police and public with 'fairness, diligence, and impartiality'.

The Blackpool Gazette reports that 63 officers were sworn in. The attestation ceremony was described as 'one of the defining occasions in every officer's policing career'.

How it is being reported

• 'Compassion and integrity' - Lancashire Police welcome 63 new officers as latest recruits sworn in“The attestation ceremony remains one of the defining occasions in every officer’s policing career.”Blackpool Gazette · 20 Oct, 17:42
• 'Visible, engaged, and making a real difference': Lancashire Police welcome more than 60 recruitsThe new recruits, who were sworn in across two ceremonies, will be granted their policing powers after pledging to serve the police and public with 'fairness, diligence, and impartiality'.Lancashire Post · 20 Oct, 17:42

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