Cardboard People Policeman Life Size Cardboard Cutout Standup

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I’m one of those people who likes a structure to my week, and I’ve had that working shifts for most of my career. This Lifesize Cardboard Cutout has fold out strut to the rear which means its entirely self supporting. Wonderful British Police Theme Cardboard Cutout for the home, window displays, birthdays, parties and events. We Constantly Update Our Cardboard Cutouts - Supplying You With The Best Beautiful Quality Printed Images Available – Enjoy Your Policeman Cardboard Cutout! The figures will be used alongside high-visibility patrols and real speed cameras to target motorists going too fast.The officer went on to suffer problems with his joints and began to doubt whether he would be able to live an active life. He said: "It was a difficult thing to go through as a young lad but I owe a lot to my PE teacher at Monkwearmouth School who would always encourage me and go out running with me every lunchtime to build up my strength. Please note: from time to time, we may update and improve our photo range and therefore the photo you receive may differ from that shown - however it will remain relevant to subject of the cutout.

Children have even been known to keep the cardboard cutout of their favourite characters in their bedrooms after the party and make great role play props to come out time and time again! Many of our officers are on active duty for neighbourhood watches and community groups up and down the UK.

Sergeant Damien Kelly, who is managing the trial, said: “The idea initially came from one of our own officers who saw a pop-up cop being used in Scotland while he was on holiday. It was at the time when police officers had just changed into an all-black uniform and I was asked whether I’d mind being in a few pictures, so I said ‘no problem’.