BTP becomes the first UK force to equip Special Officers with Tasers
British Transport Police (BTP) will be the first police force in the UK to deploy special constabulary officers (“Specials”) in England and Wales with Taser devices.
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British Transport Police (BTP) will be the first police force in the UK to deploy special constabulary officers (“Specials”) in England and Wales with Taser devices.
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