Certain Officer can if they want to but generally no they cant because its not like a fire house were they actually have bedrooms shower house and full kitchen. now they are able to work full time by going home and they have a pager and they will page you when they need help then you respond but other then that there is no other way to work full time.
There are 32,380 full-time officers in the Metropolitan Police. There are also an extra 4,459 special constables who work part-time. That is a total of 36,836 officers.
522 Full Time employees, did not include a breakdown any further than that, see link below:
A full-time officer will work an AVERAGED 40 hour week although it may be broken up into rotating shifts. Most officers are paid on a bi-monthly basis and they may actually work more (or fewer) hours in one week than he does in the other because of the rotating shift scheduling.
Since crime can take place pretty much anywhere on Earth, police officers work everywhere.
Whenever. They'll plan it out according to their shift, things they need to do before work, and travel time to work.
what would my work enviornment, or surrondings,be like to be a police officer
It depends what shifts you get given and wether it is full time or not
Police officers protect people in our society, they work long time and shift work, they pass evidence to court, they chase lawbreakers and take them to court too to be fined or put in a gaol.
Enforce the law.
Only the police officers who work with the K-9 unit. So 1 out of every 30.
Transit police are police officers that work specifically for, or in the area of, a transit company. IE: police that work in the subway or at a bus station.
Yes , they work in rain , snow etc.