PSNI Chief says no to Met return

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PSNI Chief says no to Met return

Another big name has ruled out applying for the Met Commissioner's job.

I'm out: PSNI Chief Simon Byrne has ruled himself out of the Met's top job

Date - 5th May 2022
By - Chris Smith

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PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne has become the latest senior officer to rule himself out of the running to be the successor to Dame Cressida Dick. In a statement, Mr Byrne – said he had not applied as he wanted to continue to delivering the...

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