Prince Charles Duchy of Cornwall 70th anniversary speech part 2

The transcript explores the unique characters and innovations in Cornwall, highlighting a farmer who tends his stock on horseback and another who switched from milking cows to producing cider. It describes the diverse Cornish landscape and its remarkable people. Personal anecdotes from the Royal Navy and family stories are shared, including the launch of a lifeboat named the Duke of Cornwall. The challenges of living in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly are discussed, with a humorous account of a police entourage's difficult journey, leading to their nickname, the Flying Squad.

How did the police react to the travel arrangements made for them in Cornwall?

What does the term 'Flying Squad' refer to in the context of the text?