Jersey's police officers conduct missing persons training

Thursday, 16 January 2025 11:14

Credit: States of Jersey Police, Facebook

Jersey's student officers have been learning to search for missing persons in St Brelade.

The force worked as a team to locate one of its instructors in scenario-based training meant to simulate a real-life event.

People living in St Brelade may have also noticed drones with spotlights flying low.

Credit: States of Jersey Police, Facebook

This is to provide 'crucial' lighting for searches in large areas, it also shows how technology helps officers in their search efforts.

Jersey's Air Rescue Drone Team has been thanked for helping the training officers prepare to 'serve and protect our community'.

Credit: States of Jersey Police, Facebook

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