Watford cops had their days brightened when they received a “lovely” note.
Yesterday (June 5), Herts Police shared that officers “out and about in North Watford” were handed a letter from a member of the public with a message of support.
It said: “Amidst the hustle and bustle, your steadfast presence brings peace and security to our lives.
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“Your bravery and kindness are truly inspiring. May this note be a small reminder of how much you are valued and appreciated. Have an amazing day.
“With heartfelt thanks, Prince.”
An image of the handwritten note was included in a post to the Watford Police Facebook page.
“Thank you for your kind words,” the force responded. “They truly brightened up our officers' day.”
Tackling street-related antisocial behaviour in North Watford’s St Albans Road was announced as a neighbourhood policing priority for the town in May.
This means that the area is seeing an increased police presence, more engagement events, and targeted enforcement to tackle the issue.
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