PROJECT SERVATOR
“In today’s climate, security should be everyone’s business, and our community has a key role to play. We can ALL be Gibraltar’s Eyes & Ears by trusting our instincts and reporting any suspicious behaviour to help keep Gibraltar safe.” DI Paul Chipolina – RGP Crime & Protective Services Division
What is Project Servator?
Project Servator is a strategic method of policing that has been launched across various locations int he United Kingdom, with Gibraltar currently the only location outside mainland UK where this project has been approved for implementation. Servator involves tactics developed and tested by experts at the UK Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure, and used by Police to deter,detect & disrupt criminal activity, ranging from pick-pocketing to terrorism. These tactics provide a visible and reassuring presence for residents, visitors and staff from premises in any given area.Working together, we can ALL help to deter criminal activity and disrupt hostile reconnaissance within our community.
How can anyone learn more about Servator?
Feel free to approach any of our officers during their deployments and they’ll be more than happy to talk about Servator. You can contact us by email on servator@royalgib.police.gi or visit our website www.police.gi where you can also download leaflets and posters. You can follow us on twitter@rgpolice (hashtag #ProjectServator) or via our Facebook page www.facebook.com/royalgibpolice A quick online search will reveal information on Project Servator via the websites of participating UK Police Forces or even the dedicated Wikipedia page.
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