Durhams former Deputy Chief returns to champion victims

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Durham's former Deputy Chief returns to champion victims

Durham's former Deputy Chief Constable is among three political appointees aimed at reducing violent offences.

Extra care: PCC Joy Allen has appointed three people to champion victims

Date - 29th December 2021
By - Chris Smith

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Leads for critical work including violence against women have been appointed by a Police and Crime Commissioner. Durham Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen (Lab) has announced the appointment of three new safety champions to her team –...

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