Chief Constable named in Hillsborough report steps down

The Chief Constable of West Yorkshire police has announced that he will retire next year.

Chief Constable named in Hillsborough report steps down
Thu, 04 Oct, 2012 - 21:45

The Chief Constable of West Yorkshire police has announced that he will retire next year.

Norman Bettison will stand down in March.

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