Crime prevention down to force's hard work
IN the Derby Telegraph on February 16, an article was published –"Youth justice boss impressed by preventing crime work" – relating to the success of crime prevention that has taken place in Derbyshire.
This was the comment by the Youth Justice Board chairman, Francis Done.
However, because the article included a picture of Alan Charles, the police and crime commissioner, with Frances Done, it can be suggested that he is responsible for it.
Alan Charles has only been in the role since November 2012 and cannot be regarded as responsible for the achievement.
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The responsibility rests solely with Chief Constable Mick Creedon and has been achieved over many years of sound professional police work, supported by senior ranks, the previous Police Authority and associated organisations.
M Nadin
Duffield
Comments
by barmyburke
Tuesday, February 26 2013, 4:45PM
“Is there anybody left who actually believes these crime figures that keep coming down year upon year, or so they would have us believe. Only today its been revealed that the Met have been persuading rape victims to retract their statements, in order to make the statistics look good.”