Mr Bowron is due to appear at a hearing before the Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel this afternoon to make the case for issuing Taser stun guns to his officers.
The panel, chaired by Deputy Jeremy Maçon, has already had 400 responses from members of the public – an unusually big response for a Scrutiny review.
Also due before them today were the Jersey Human Rights Group and The Jersey Police Association, both of whom were giving their evidence this morning.
