PCSO commended for first-of-a-kind street sex trade injunction

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PCSO commended for first-of-a-kind street sex trade injunction

British Association for Women in Policing Community Service award.

PCSO Jacqui Fairbanks (second left)

Date - 18th June 2018
By - JJ Hutber- Police Oracle

A Humberside police officer who trains senior officers on prostitution has been recognised with a British Association of Women in Policing award for her work in gaining the trust of sex workers. PCSO Jacqui Fairbanks wrote a Community Impact...

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