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Met Commander preferred candidate for Wiltshire Chief job

PCC Philip Wilkinson has announced Catherine Roper as his preferred candidate for the role.

Date - 16th December 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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Met Commander Catherine Roper has been named as the preferred candidate for Wiltshire’s next Chief Constable. PCC Philip Wilkinson described her as “an exceptionally strong candidate” and said she would bring decades of experience...

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