It's claimed that new police funding proposals would have a catastrophic effect on the Devon and Cornwall force.
The government is reviewing its allocation formula.
The local police and crime commissioner's office says if the changes go ahead, the force would lose around eleven million pounds a year.
That could mean two hundred fewer front line officers.
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