POLICE have been out in force in York.
Specially trained officers have been out talking to members of the public yesterday (October 25) at the Eye of York, near Clifford’s Tower and at the National Railway Museum as part of Project Servator or 'unpredictable policing' which launched in North Yorkshire five years ago.
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A police spokesman said: “Thank you to the National RailwayMuseum for working so closely with us.
”When you see us, please say hello and find out more.
”We pop up anywhere.
"Please stay vigilant and report anything suspicious."
Police say the scheme is a mix of "unpredictable and highly visible" deployments, plain clothes work, and work with businesses, community organisations and the public, and the scheme has since been adopted by other forces around the country.
Deployments can pop up anywhere, any time, in any weather, and include highly visible policing supported by a range of resources that can include CCTV, armed police officers, police dogs, automatic number plate recognition, mounted police, plain clothed officers and air support - including drones.
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