Their full name is police community support officers, or PCSOs. Their numbers are growing and they are on the front line in the fight against antisocial behaviour. Would you mind accompanying me to the quick guide?
1. To spot police community support officers, look for the colour blue.
The big giveaway is that they have a blue band around their hats. They usually have blue shirts, blue ties and blue epaulettes on their shoulders.
They are becoming more visible on Britain's streets, helping to give an impression of more bobbies on the beat. They increase public confidence, and help people feel safer. You are also likely to see them in twos. That makes them feel safer.
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