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10/04/2015
PSNI Chief Superintendent To Take Up New Post At West Midlands Police
PSNI Chief Superintendent Michele Larmour is to take up a new post of Assistant Chief Constable at West Midlands Police.
Mrs Larmour came within the top performers on the Strategic Command Course which she graduated from on the 13th March 2015.
In West Midlands Police, Michele is joining the second largest police Force in England.
Commenting on her appointment, Mrs Larmour said: "I'm looking forward to the challenges of my new role with West Midlands Police Force and being part of their innovative 5 year transformational change programme.
"I am extremely proud of my policing career in NI dating back to 1986. I have witnessed significant change along that journey and now hope to utilise these skills within my new role in West Midlands.
"The people I have worked with, at all ranks across both the RUC and PSNI, are among the finest police officers in the world. I learned much from each of them, through their courage and professionalism. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of my colleagues for their support and encouragement as I embark on this new phase in my career."
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Mrs Larmour came within the top performers on the Strategic Command Course which she graduated from on the 13th March 2015.
In West Midlands Police, Michele is joining the second largest police Force in England.
Commenting on her appointment, Mrs Larmour said: "I'm looking forward to the challenges of my new role with West Midlands Police Force and being part of their innovative 5 year transformational change programme.
"I am extremely proud of my policing career in NI dating back to 1986. I have witnessed significant change along that journey and now hope to utilise these skills within my new role in West Midlands.
"The people I have worked with, at all ranks across both the RUC and PSNI, are among the finest police officers in the world. I learned much from each of them, through their courage and professionalism. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of my colleagues for their support and encouragement as I embark on this new phase in my career."
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