02\12
Hello all blog time again little bit of an update and some positives to report. No secret this week has seen a great 24 hour insight to policing with West Yorkshire Contabulary with the 24 hour tweetathon. This brought to the masses a side of daily life in the police not many see or get chance to interact with. I was lucky enough to be able to get a little bit involved and do some tweets in support and think the result of the #WYP24 speaks for its self. In our country too much is focussed on bringing negatives to the forefront when reporting about Police issues. This incredible team at West Yorkshire showed the side of policing that makes a diffrence in this country and why we as the public must do more to support. Bringing positives matters and this was achieved by the great team at West Yorksire Police.
My week was made just perfect when I was lucky enough to win the much tweeted about “Ted” a bear adopted by West Yorkshire Police for the tweetahon. The impact of such a simple fun thing to do had a quite inspirational effect.The money raised on the auction goes to such a worthy cause we all follow and support @Alexs_Journey on Twitter. As many read my blog remember to go Alexanders page and donate even the smallest amount helps this incredible young man.
I want to say a big thankyou to everyone involved with the 24 hour tweetathon but especially to Chief Inspector Sally Fryer who kindly went on periscope, and then telephoned me for a chat making arrangements to get “Ted” relocated and restationed in the South. I am sure his adventures may continue here….. before he is retired from service!
Theres an old saying “The Police are the public the public are the Police” and its never so more highlighted than in events this week. Followers close this short blog on this reminder “Cops are Human too” never forget that.
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