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Former NCA boss set to return as Met's new Dep Commissioner

The National Crime Agency's hugely respected former boss is returning to policing to help turn the Met around.

Sign of the times: The NCA's former boss is returning to the Met

Date - 9th August 2022
By - Chris Smith

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Incoming Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has appointed Dame Lynne Owens as Deputy Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service. The former head of the National Crime Agency will return to policing to take on the interim role for six months while a...

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