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He promised 2,000 more community support officers and special constables in the capital's safer neighbourhood teams, and local boards to give Londoners a bigger say in how their streets are policed.
Magistrates and special constables in the criminal justice system, school governors, lay members of police and health authorities, mentors for deprived children and struggling parents—all, in the government's view, make the state work better.
He was a well-respected man in the borough, and was elected a burgess and constable in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1617.
Sir John Evans, of the Association of Chief Police Officers, said he had received reports of intimidation and was offering to put constables in the cabs of trucks if necessary.
There were 15,069 votes in favour and 9,061 against having the constables in the States, which is not bidding on the government.
In the 1950s, there were almost 70,000 Special Constables in the UK.
New police constables in the Thames Valley will be paid £3,000 above the government-set minimum salary, the force's chief constable has indicated.
"When I looked at that gun, there is no doubt that looking at it from a distance it's absolutely real," said Carl A. Montoya, the superintendent of the Brownsville Independent School District and a reserve constable in the city.
She said she appreciated the role of the constables in policing the Sunday trading laws and was happy to put in her annual application.
