Report by Duncan Williams @ViewNewsUK
The Police and Crime Commissioner, Alison Hernandez, has taken the decision to suspend the Chief Constable of Devon and Cornwall due to allegations of misconduct. The allegations reportedly pertain to sexual offences that occurred in Northern Ireland.
The individual in question is Will Kerr (pictured), who assumed his role as Chief Constable in December. Prior to this appointment, he served as a deputy chief constable in Scotland and had an impressive career spanning over 27 years with the Police Service of Northern Ireland. During his tenure, he rose to the rank of Assistant Chief Constable for Crime and Operations, where he played a pivotal role in tackling serious crime and counter terrorism.
While stationed in Belfast, Kerr was responsible for overseeing the policing of major events within the city and served as the Strategic Commander during the parading season in Northern Ireland.
As a response to these serious allegations, Commissioner Alison …
