Team-building star DCI takes national accolade for SIOs

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Team-building 'star' DCI takes national accolade for SIOs

Award-winning officer seen as 'role model for other investigators'.

National recognition: DCI David Swift-Rollinson, centre, with Cdr Stuart Cundy, left, and Darren Bradley

Date - 17th November 2018
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

A detective from the “very top bracket” of policing has collected a second award that recognises his innate desire for justice for all. Officers from across the East Midlands and beyond have spoken of their admiration for the hard work...

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