sobota, czerwca 11, 2005

What Does Wales Have to do with Warsaw?

Sgt Boguslaw Koldys from Warsaw Metropolitan Police is on a two-week visit to Wrexham to learn about the local policing style.

Similar bobby-on-the-beat schemes could be set up back up in his home town.

The officer is also helping provide Welsh colleagues with a better under-standing of Polish culture, as the ex-pat Pole community increases in Wrexham.

Says Officer Koldys, 'I have also been impressed by the way in which the police work closely with licensed premises in the town to reduce alcohol-related crime and anti-social behaviour. I will be taking back a number of new ideas to Poland with a view to helping my force improve this style of policing in Warsaw.'

posted by ~JS @ 3:04 PM 

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