Young people are designing police inspired outfits for the Leeds West Indian Carnival.
By Janine Griffiths & Andrew BartonYoung people taking part in a famous street carnival have teamed up with police to create costumes inspired by the force.
Chijioke Ojukwu, from the Leeds-based Bridge Project, said: "We have young people who in many ways are imagining what it means to be a police officer by designing a costume. PC Tim Rawson said meeting young people from the project had meant the force was able to "put a face to policing" Meanwhile Olivia, 14, said she wanted to make something "vibrant that stands out, but which is also different".
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