North Wales Chief Constable announces retirement

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North Wales Chief Constable announces retirement

Chief Constable Carl Foulkes has announced he will leave the service in October.

CC Foulkes

Date - 27th May 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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CC Foulkes has been the North Wales Chief since 2018 and will be approaching his 30 years’ service by October. He had started out as an aircraft engineer in the Royal Navy before moving over to BTP in 1993 to begin his career in policing. He...

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