Intensive interview training for the Island's new police recruits should prepare them for interaction with 'difficult' suspects.
Eight student constables are currently undertaking 14-weeks of classroom-based training - they're now over half way through.
Constable Mark Chinn has spent the last two weeks learning how to extract evidence from suspected criminals with a UK specialist - he says it's a transferable skill:
His colleague Patrick Creer also benefited from the course and says what he got out of it:
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