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Chief Constable Lee Freeman KPM today announced that he will be leaving Humberside Police this summer, having been appointed as His Majesty’s Inspector of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services, announced formally by the Home Office.
“I leave an outstanding force, with strong leadership throughout the organisation, an outstanding workforce, 750 more police officers swelling our ranks than what I inherited, and a strong financial base from which colleagues can ensure that the force continues to improve even further. During Mr Freeman’s leadership, the force has been on a transformational journey; from a force under ‘special measures’ to one graded as Outstanding by HMICFRS. In that time, Humberside Police has also increased the number of police officers by over 750, enabling the Chief to reopen 24-hour stations across the whole of East Riding, Hull, North and North East Lincolnshire.
“I know he will apply his leadership and experience to his new role with HMICFRS with great success, making a further contribution to policing on a national level.
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