Decision delayed on UK police chief's future

Humberside Police Authority in Britain today delayed making a decision on the future of its chief constable until the completion of legal proceedings.

Decision delayed on UK police chief's future
Fri, 02 Jul, 2004 - 13:37

Humberside Police Authority in Britain today delayed making a decision on the future of its chief constable until the completion of legal proceedings.

Authority chairman Colin Inglis said his members had agreed by a majority of 15 votes to two to adjourn the issue of the suspension of David Westwood pending the outcome of legal proceedings beginning in the High Court today.

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