Bromley police cadets take a look at a German police car
YOUNG people with ambitions of being police officers visited the borough's twin town and learned about German policing.
More than 30 members of the Bromley Volunteer Police Cadets and eight police officers, visited Neuwied, Germany for a week.
The cadets visited all the police departments, including the dog section, and took a boat trip on the Rhine with the river patrol.
PC Neill Tully, who leads the cadets, said: "The highlight of the week saw the cadets on parade in the town square where they proudly presented the mayor with a ceremonial baton and a plaque"
Bromley Volunteer Police Cadets, is an organisation for 14 to 19-year-olds interested in a police career.
For membership enquiries, call PC Tully on 020 8284 8787.
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