Baggott 'delighted' to be North's police chief

The North's new chief constable has vowed to build on the work of the man he will succeed, Hugh Orde.

Baggott 'delighted' to be North's police chief
Wed, 12 Aug, 2009 - 08:25

The North's new chief constable has vowed to build on the work of the man he will succeed, Hugh Orde.

Matt Baggott, currently head of Leicestershire police in England, pledged to work with the people of the North to keep policing moving forward.

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