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Nottinghamshire chief constable set to lead West Midlands
Anon
Another example of the diminishing pool of Chief Constable candidates in England and Wales. Forces fighting over substantive Chiefs with a half decent track record of delivery of which there are not many around. The PCC experiment, austerity and political interference and attacks at every turn have made the job of Chief Constable unattractive. Many DCC's dont want the hassle and stress and who can blame them.
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Anon
Another example of the diminishing pool of Chief Constable candidates in England and Wales. Forces fighting over substantive Chiefs with a half decent track record of delivery of which there are not many around. The PCC experiment, austerity and political interference and attacks at every turn have made the job of Chief Constable unattractive. Many DCC's dont want the hassle and stress and who can blame them.
