Visit to Wood street Police Station


This event was held in April 2007. Wood Street Police Station is the headquarters of the City of London Police, who kindly gave us this tour to illustrate their responsibilities in the Square Mile.

We were given an introduction by Assistant Commissioner Frank Armstrong(right)

We then went on to see the control room in operation, and also visited the very interesting Museum (though it was not possible to take photographs of these
Spaniels are used to search for drugs and for explosives. Their training is specialised.


Specialist dogs for explosives are trained to sit quietly when they have detected any, while those for drugs are trained to bark loudly and jump up on the person concerned
German shepherds are used to help in finding and immobilising criminals
The found the "criminal" hiding under the van in mext to no time, and barked at full volume in his ear.
We were also told about the work of the mounted police
though photographing the horses proved a bit of a problem







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