Cumbria's top cop remains suspended
Published at 12:34, Friday, 15 February 2013
CUMBRIA’S top cop will continue to be suspended, according to the crime commissioner.
Richard Rhodes, Cumbria’s police and crime commissioner, has carried out a four-weekly review into Stuart Hyde’s ongoing suspension.
South Wales police are carrying out an ongoing independent investigation into allegations against Mr Hyde and Mr Rhodes has decided to extend Mr Hyde’s suspension.
He said: “As part of the Police Regulations I have to undertake a four weekly review of the suspension of temporary chief constable Stuart Hyde in order to consider whether it is necessary for the officer to remain suspended.
“Following a full briefing and given that the investigation by South Wales Police continues I have decided that temporary chief constable Stuart Hyde should remain suspended.
“As commissioner, I take all allegations against any police officer seriously.
“The allegations against temporary chief constable Hyde must be addressed in an appropriate manner and following the process set out in the legislative scheme. I stress that suspension is a neutral act that will enable a full and thorough investigation by South Wales Police to take place.
“In line with the Police Conduct Regulations a further review will take place within the next four weeks.”
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