Northumbria appoints new assistant chief constable

Headlines

Dyfed Powys put on HMI 'cause for concern' over crime recording - Dyfed-Powys Police is on the brink of being put in special measures for failing to record crimes, HM Inspectorate has warned.

Animal welfare campaigners celebrate Finn's Law part 2 - Offenders who injure police dogs could face five-year jail terms now Finn's Law is fully on the statute book.

Former Met DS 'built shrine' on junior Muslim colleague's desk - A misconduct hearing has found a former Metropolitan Detective Sergeant guilty of discrimination, harassment and bullying of a junior female Muslim colleague.

Ministers under pressure to resolve Northern Ireland historic cases - Pressure is mounting on the government to settle the long-running row over historic cases in Northern Ireland.

Northumbria appoints new assistant chief constable

Chief Superintendent Scott Young joins from Humberside Police as Northumbria's new assistant chief constable.

Date - 26th October 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

1 Comment

C/Supt. Young has served with Humberside for 26 years. During this time he has led on a number of initiatives, including the roll-out of Neighbourhood Policing, and served as Divisional Commander for the City of Hull. He is currently the...

Do you have an interesting news story? Contact the newsdesk on 0203 119 3303
or alternatively get in touch via the contact form.

And also...

Dyfed Powys put on HMI 'cause for concern' over crime recording

Dyfed-Powys Police is on the brink of being put in special measures for failing to record crimes, HM Inspectorate has warned.

Animal welfare campaigners celebrate Finn's Law part 2 Former Met DS 'built shrine' on junior Muslim colleague's desk Latest headlines »

Features

Crime prevention: a new blueprint for success

Dealing with the causes of crime could end sticking plaster policing. The Police Foundation says a rethink is needed – but warns politicians only want quick fixes.

Kill the Bill protest: Insults, music but no disorder Mentoring and peer mentoring in criminal justice More features »