Chiefs and PCCs reject claims of rift over sacking fears

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Chiefs and PCCs reject claims of rift over sacking fears

Police and Crime Commissioners and Chief Constables have rejected claims that top officers are in fear of losing their jobs.

Date - 24th April 2020
By - Chris Smith

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Police and Crime Commissioners played down claims that Chief Constables are not working effectively with them because of fears they could be sacked. The claim, made in research published by the University of Essex, was based on a series of...

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