Has anybody an Idea what Police force this can belong to?
The Patch was removed and had a Shield shaped Style.
The Patch was removed and had a Shield shaped Style.
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Welsh for sure, stab vest maybe?Comment
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No, has Pockets for Kevlar Bullet Protection, so the real one for the Police.
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Marc, I know it'S Welsh.
The question was, can somebody say what District Police Force by the shape of the Badge.
On this one it's easy, but on the first one I can't find matching Patches in the Net.
P.S.: I know, that Strathclyde isn't Welsh
Sorting about 200 Vests at the moment, also lot's of new ones, like Northumbria, Essex, Sussex, Devon, Nothamptonshire, Staffordshire and many more.
Want to ID all propperly, so Some just have a PNI or MPS Number, so it's easy too, even if just marked with "POLICE" like on high Visibility Vests.Comment
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I don’t think any current Constabulary in the UK, Welsh or otherwise, has a shield badge. They all have crests. Interesting to note that there are no pouches on the front of the vest, although some forces do wear hi-vis tac-vests over their armour so that might explain the lack of pouchesComment
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Some have Pockets, some not, some just Loops for Eqipment, some plastic Connectors. There are so many different types of vests I have to go through.
some I think are for Swat Teams as they have Rescue Grips on the Back.
If there is some interest I can show some when I got through.
I also have different Hi-Vis. Vests for armor inlay's, so not only the Pull over ones.Comment
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Heddlu = Police !Originally posted by Marc Sherriff View Post
Wales =Cymru !
Although this is only a correction to above quote, and not suggesting that the body armour is from a Welsh force.
Various forces, eg., Cleveland Constabulary, have shield shaped badges, but that doesn't necessarily translate into a shield shaped backing on the Force crest when sewn onto uniform items.Comment
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