A SENIOR UK superintendent walked out of the States police less than a week into the job after realising he had entered ‘the eye of a storm’, the Home Affairs Minister has claimed.
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The policeman who left top job after days
A FORMER detective superintendent from South Wales Police has been named as the officer who resigned less than a week into a top job at the States of Jersey police.
Police chief appointment: Debate delayed five weeks
HOME Affairs Minister Ian Le Marquand has delayed for five weeks the States debate over whether acting police chief David Warcup should be appointed permanently.
Long wait for a vital authority
CAN it really be almost 12 years since the States agreed to set up a Police Authority? Those who have been waiting for developments on this front will confirm that this is the case. They are also likely to be wondering why it is taking such an inordinately long time for this much-to-be-desired supervisory body to be set up.
Tackling knife crime
IT used to be suggested, with ample evidence to support the view, that social trends in western society began in the USA, reached Britain ten years later, then took another ten to percolate across the Channel to Jersey.
For the Council of Ministers there are problems on the left and problems on the right
IS there a bunker deep underneath Cyril Le Marquand House? A subterranean hideout from which ministerial edicts can be broadcast in times of crisis? A well-stocked fortified lair for the Council of Ministers to flee to, having tearfully kissed their loved ones goodbye?
Paedophiles’ sentences ‘need review’
PAEDOPHILES’ sentences should be reviewed now that there is a greater awareness of the extent of victims’ suffering, according to the Home Affairs Minister.
Suspended police chief wants to retire in July
SUSPENDED police chief Graham Power has given notice to the Home Affairs Minister that he intends to retire in July and move back to the UK.
Officers could be held to account from early next year
SENIOR police officers could be held to account over targets, standards and spending by an independent authority as early as next year.
Police chiefs’ catalogue of failings
WHEN it was announced that police chief Graham Power would not be the subject of disciplinary action in spite of his long period of suspension, he took it to be a sign that he had been absolved of all guilt in respect of his oversight of the catastrophic Haut de la Garenne investigation.

