Cleveland appoints Helen McMillan as new Deputy Chief Constable

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Cleveland appoints Helen McMillan as new Deputy Chief Constable

Cleveland Police have appointed Helen McMillan as their new Deputy Chief Constable. DCC McMillan is joining from Northumbria Police where she is currently Assistant Chief Constable.

DCC Helen McMillan

Date - 2nd August 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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DCC McMillan was previously seconded to Cleveland Police in 2018/19 as Temporary DCC. She joined Northumbria Police in 2017, having previously worked for Durham Constabulary in a variety of roles. She has worked in training and professional...

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