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New chief constable for Staffordshire Police announced

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David Gardner named as new chief constable of Staffordshire Police

Overview

David Gardner, currently acting chief constable at Warwickshire Police, has been announced as the preferred candidate for the new chief constable of Staffordshire Police by Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Ben Adams. He replaces Chris Noble, who was dismissed for gross misconduct in July. Gardner's appointment follows a rigorous recruitment process and will be ratified at an upcoming meeting of senior leaders.

Key points

  • David Gardner is the preferred candidate to become the new chief constable of Staffordshire Police.
  • He succeeds Chris Noble, who was sacked for gross misconduct in July.
  • Gardner previously served as acting chief constable and deputy chief constable at Warwickshire Police.
  • The appointment process involved a panel interview and a formal interview with representatives from various policing and council bodies.
  • The decision is subject to ratification at a forthcoming meeting of senior leaders.
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