Because they just do.
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There are a variety of formal teams within the police force. Some of these include the canine unit, the SWAT team, police detective and criminal investigator, helicopter patrol, street crime and gang unit, as well as internal affairs.
Formal teams have clear plan to follow
SWAT teams.
there really are no benefits for the o'clock. people just use it to be formal
Informal teams in the police can foster better communication and camaraderie among officers, which can lead to increased trust and cooperation. These teams can also be more flexible and responsive to changing situations, allowing for quicker problem-solving and decision-making. Additionally, informal teams can help officers develop stronger relationships with the community they serve, leading to improved community policing efforts.
Kissing
protection
umm...you and i are both alive
The Benefits of joining the Police Cadets include: develop skills and confidence looks good on your CV and Personal Statement, Great Fun.
The A-Teams van.