Suspended police chief still on full £200k pay
The Herald|November 28, 2024
CRIME TSAR ‘FRUSTRATED' AS NO CHARGES YET MADE
ALISON STEPHENSON
Suspended police chief still on full £200k pay

THE police and crime commissioner for Devon and Cornwall Alison Hernandez says she is “very saddened” to still be waiting on the Public Prosecution Service of Northern Ireland before she can make “a next step decision” on suspended chief constable Will Kerr.

Mr Kerr has been suspended on full salary of almost £200,000 since July 2023 after an investigation was opened into “serious allegations of sexual offences” in Northern Ireland, which he denies.

Ms Hernandez said it was “a really tricky situation”.

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