London's Royal Parks Police Departed

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Rise in crime 'almost inevitable' as Royal Parks police disbanded after 150 years

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London 's historic Royal Parks have been policed by a dedicated team of officers for more than 150 years .

The Metropolitan Police has confirmed that will come to an end in November when it disbands its specialist unit.

Around 80 officers currently responsible for responding to serious crimes, protecting wildlife, enforcing regulations, and policing events such as the Changing of the Guard, will be moved to local teams.

Charity responsible for managing and maintaining the 5,000 acres of green spaces, including Hyde Park , Regent's Park , and Richmond Park , said they are "disappointed" with the decision.

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