On the 15th November 2012 Kevin Hurley was elected as the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey
He can be contacted at
Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner faces Elmbridge people
Your Local Guardian “Together we can make Elmbridge a better, safer place to live and work.” The event also included presentations from Mr Hurley, Surrey Police borough commander David Hollingsworth and Elmbridge Council chief executive Robert Moran. Email · Print this ... |
This is Surreytoday |
Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner faces Elmbridge people
Elmbridge Guardian “Together we can make Elmbridge a better, safer place to live and work.” The event also included presentations from Mr Hurley, Surrey Police borough commander David Hollingsworth and Elmbridge Council chief executive Robert Moran. Email · Print this ... First crime summit for town Tasers not 'scary space weapons' police commissioner says |
Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner faces Elmbridge people
Your Local Guardian “Together we can make Elmbridge a better, safer place to live and work.” The event also included presentations from Mr Hurley, Surrey Police borough commander David Hollingsworth and Elmbridge Council chief executive Robert Moran. Email · Print this ... |
Tasers not 'scary space weapons' police commissioner says
Get Surrey In 2011 Surrey Police 'red dotted' a 14-year-old girl who was self harming and last year an officer pointed one of the weapons at a 15-year-old boy who was breaking into a house. Commissioner Kevin Hurley said he has experienced the effects of the ... |
www.police.uk
- Be open and accountable to victims and witnesses, seeking out and acting on their views
- Ensure that victims and witnesses get the high quality help and support they need, when they need it
- Make the police more victim-focused and more effective at meeting their needs<
- Give victims and witnesses an effective voice in the wider criminal justice system
- Constantly work to develop new ways of delivering justice for victims