What is an english police officer called?

Answer 1

The slang term used is "bobby" or "bobbies".

The national police unit is called Scotland Yard.

The UK does not have a national police force, it has area forces which co-operate, sometimes. New Scotland Yard is the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police force.

Answer 2

The Police in England are called Police ! The regular officer is a Constable. There are many other grades also. There are many divisions of Police and Many Constabularies, depending on where in the Country you are.
Bobbies

Answer 3

Depending on their rank, an English police officer is a 'Police Constable' (PC), Sergeant, Inspector, Chief Constable, Chief Inspector, etc. An officer may also be referred to as:

• 'Bobby' or 'Peeler' - inspired by Robert Peel, the UK politician credited with creating the modern police force
• 'cop' or 'copper' - thought to be inspired by early police uniforms that consisted of copper buttons, helmets or badges depending on the force
• 'the fuzz' - which may refer to cops being 'fussy' or causing a 'fuss'
• 'flat-foots' - which may refer to the amount of walking an officer would do
• 'plod' - refers to walking slowly

Answer 4

Policemen in England are called "Bobbies."

Answer 5

Policemen. Slang names include 'Old Bill', cops, coppers, bobbies, boys in blue, fuzz.

Answer 6

An English Police Officer is called a constable or bobby.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Bobby's

Answer 9

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