Essex chief constable re-appointed for three more years

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Essex chief constable re-appointed for three more years

CC Ben-Julian Harrington has had his contract extended until October 2026.

Date - 19th October 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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Essex PFCC Roger Hirst has reappointed CC BJ Harrington, saying that he has made a “significant difference for the people of Essex”. CC Harrington had taken up the post in October 2018 on a five year contract that is due to expire in...

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