Law Enforcement Agency: Bedfordshire Police

Introduction

Bedfordshire Police is the territorial policeman force to blame for policing the ritual county of Bedfordshire in England, which encompasses the unitary administration of Bedford, Central Bedfordshire and Luton. Its head agency is in Kempston. The shire had an approximated community of 602,500 in mid 2008, so the force is one of the lesser ones in England. The force is now split up into two partitions, one covering Bedford and Central Bedfordshire and the other covering Luton.

Bedfordshire Police covers a locality of 123,500 hectares with a community of over half a million. The shire encompasses the built-up localities of Bedford, Dunstable and Luton, with the lesser villages for example Ampthill, Biggleswade and Leighton Buzzard; and a large country area. Local characteristics and amenities encompass Woburn Abbey and Safari Park, Luton Town Football Club, Whipsnade Zoo and Luton International Airport. Bedfordshire comprises some of the busiest streets in Europe, encompassing extends of the nationwide motorway mesh (Hills, 300-317).

 

Duties of Bedfordshire Police

The major responsibilities of the Police Authority are:

Scrutinizing economic expenditure all through the year

Monitoring policeman presentation contrary to the goals set by the Authority

Monitoring the Complaints process

To double-check that the Force reflects, and encounters the desires of, the varied community it serves

Managing the Independent Custody Scheme and Animal Welfare Scheme

 

Different Division inside Bedfordshire Police

County Division

County Division, furthermore renowned as J Division, is under the general order of Acting Chief Superintendent Andy Street. County Division wrappings a varied blend of built-up and country localities and comprises of Bedford, Riseley and surrounding villages in the North of the County and Dunstable, Houghton Regis, Ampthill, Shefford, Leighton Buzzard and surrounding villages to the South of the County. County Division has two Superintendents - one covering Community and Partnerships and the other Crime and Operations.

There are three Chief Inspectors who ...