Police Recruitment - So you want to be a Detective? Ready for your Briefing Exercise?

Police Recruitment - So you want to be a Detective? Ready for your Briefing Exercise?
If you are preparing for the Direct Entry Detective Constable Recruitment Process, either in Met Police or one of the other several forces running this scheme, then you are highly likely to have to undergo a Briefing Exercise.
In this Explainer Video, the first in a series of several, I describe the type of incident you might have to provide a Briefing about. Next video in the series is about how you would structure your Briefing.
Watch the video to find out more!
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Talk Soon
Brendan O'Brien

[@mateigabriela3864]

Thank you so grateful for your videos

[@JakeoFifa]

Hello, I heard you mention at the start you have made a video helping for the in tray exercise, I have tried to find this video but am struggling, please could you link it for me

[@SA-un8kr]

Hi, your videos are great. How can I view the follow up video?

[@JustYourHz]

what I believe to think happened the person who assaulted the male was Maria O'Neil. The reason for this could be several but what I think is the case is the male may be in the bar cheating with someone and was caught by his girlfriend, the girlfriend gets made and maybe has "connections" or friends that support her, assuming the male is not carrying any ID this could be the same for the male of being involved with something, however as the male is leaving the bar the girlfriend could have looked for a time to assault (get revenge) which is the corner of the road and assaulted the male leading to the girlfriend leaving in a hurry dropping her driving licence this part could be the tire screeching from what was heard at the bar.

[@bluelightconsultancy]

Good detective theory :) But not what they are llooking for in your assessment!!

[@JustYourHz]

​@@bluelightconsultancy I see, now thank you.