Merseyside ACC and terrorism lead moves to Civil Nuclear Constabulary

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Merseyside ACC and terrorism lead moves to Civil Nuclear Constabulary

A highly respected counter terrorism lead has joined the Civil Nuclear Constabulary as its new Assistant Chief Constable.

Date - 19th February 2020
By - Chris Smith

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ACC Louise Harrison is joining the force which protects civil nuclear sites and nuclear materials across the UK after a secondment with Counter Terrorism North West. As Strategic Regional Lead Officer she worked for the Prevent strand of the CONTEST...

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