Generic Police Duty Belt

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The British police duty belt is an essential part of an officer’s uniform, designed to carry various tools and equipment needed for their duties. The specific items may vary between police forces, but some common components include:

The Police Duty Belt is equip with:

– Generic Radio Model.

– Gravity Friction Lock Baton

– THC Speed-Cuffs

– PAVA Spray

– Limb Restraint + x1 Additional Pouch.

– Please note that this product is not scripted.

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