Chief constable reverses his decision to retire from poliicing

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Chief constable reverses his decision to retire from poliicing

Cambridgeshire chief changes his mind on retirement and PCC agrees to extend his contract.

Date - 8th June 2023
By - Gary Mason

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Cambridgeshire Chief Constable, Nick Dean, has reconsidered his decision to retire and extended his contract. He announced earlier this year he would retire from the service in September after a 31-year career, five of which have been in...

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