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Gamekeepers educate police force over countryside
Student officers from Suffolk Constabulary attended a training day run by BASC and the National Gamekeepers’ Organisation recently.
Initiated by PC Mark Bryant, rural crime officer for Suffolk Police (above), the day gave 16 officers the chance to learn about sporting guns, the public perception of shooting activities and the consequences of poaching and rural crime.
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Gamekeepers educate police force over countryside
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