"Bobbies" is a colloquial term for police officers in England, named after Sir Robert Peel, who established the first organized police force in London in 1829. The official name of this force was the Metropolitan Police Service, and its members were often referred to as "Peelers" or "Bobbies" in honor of Peel's contributions. The role of Bobbies is to maintain public order, prevent crime, and provide assistance to the community. They are known for their distinctive uniforms, which typically include a dark blue tunic and a helmet. Bobbies are often seen patrolling neighborhoods, engaging with the public, and responding to emergencies.