Guernsey Police uses body-worn camera footage in recruitment campaign

Guernsey Police is sharing real-life footage from body-worn cameras in its latest recruitment campaign to show people what the job is like.

Detective Chief Inspector Liam Johnson said the campaign was “as real as it gets” in showing the many aspects of police work, from seizing guns to standing up for people in distress.

He said: “We decided there was no better way to show the community what we do to serve Guernsey and its community.”

The force encourages islanders to become police officers; This will begin with 10 weeks of training early next year, followed by two years of probation on intervention shifts.