UKPO NEWS:Chief To Investigate Suspended ACPO Colleague
Started by Bakes, Nov 12 2012 07:25 AM
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Posted 12 November 2012 - 07:25 AM
Chief constable will look at matters that led to counterpart being suspended.South Wales Police Chief Constable Peter Vaughan has been appointed to investigate the allegations against the suspended Chief Constable of Cumbria Constabulary Stuart Hyde.
Cumbria Police Authority, which has kept CC Hyde off work despite the IPCC saying the allegations did not constitute serious misconduct, said the suspension was “a neutral act” that helped facilitate the investigation.
But the watchdog also said “some matters” may require further investigation and the police authority picked CC Vaughan to carry out the probe.
The authority said it was reviewing CC Hyde’s suspension every four weeks.
In a statement, CC Hyde said: “The IPCC has concluded that there was no evidence of serious misconduct requiring further investigation by them. Cumbria Police Authority, however, decided to investigate some matters further.
“Since then I have co-operated fully and voluntarily submitted more information to them.
“I am disappointed that my suspension continues. I look forward to the investigation concluding and I remain absolutely committed to return to my role as chief constable and to serving Cumbria.”
In the meantime, the force’s acting chief is DCC Bernard Lawson, of Merseyside Police.
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Cumbria Police Authority, which has kept CC Hyde off work despite the IPCC saying the allegations did not constitute serious misconduct, said the suspension was “a neutral act” that helped facilitate the investigation.
But the watchdog also said “some matters” may require further investigation and the police authority picked CC Vaughan to carry out the probe.
The authority said it was reviewing CC Hyde’s suspension every four weeks.
In a statement, CC Hyde said: “The IPCC has concluded that there was no evidence of serious misconduct requiring further investigation by them. Cumbria Police Authority, however, decided to investigate some matters further.
“Since then I have co-operated fully and voluntarily submitted more information to them.
“I am disappointed that my suspension continues. I look forward to the investigation concluding and I remain absolutely committed to return to my role as chief constable and to serving Cumbria.”
In the meantime, the force’s acting chief is DCC Bernard Lawson, of Merseyside Police.
Click here to view the article
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Posted 12 November 2012 - 09:11 AM
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Posted 12 November 2012 - 10:35 AM
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