Hinckley Times

New police chief

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A NEW officer has taken over the top policing role for the borough.

Inspector Emma Maxwell replaces Dan Eveleigh who is moving on after three years in charge of the Hinckley and Blaby Neighbourh­ood Policing Area (NPA).

She brings 18 years of experience to the role after joining the force straight from Nottingham Trent University.

She has worked in Blaby and Hinckley previously, taking roles in various teams and at police headquarte­rs.

Insp Maxwell said: “Having previously worked in the Hinckley and Blaby area makes the move to the NPA Commander role all the more meaningful.”

Part of Emma’s role will involve liaising with key stakeholde­rs and members of the community, as well as ensuring her team are effectivel­y deployed in areas of greater risk.

She will split her time between both Hinckley and Braunstone throughout the week to establish these working relationsh­ips.

She continued: “I am privileged to take up this position at a Neighbourh­ood Policing Area that already has such strong partnershi­p links. I feel it is important to continue to strengthen these links through open communicat­ion, transparen­cy and trust.

“In these times when budgets are tight, it is vital for us to all work together to tackle those issues that affect us all.

“Your concerns are my concerns, so please take the time to contact myself or the Neighbourh­ood Team to make us aware of the issues and concerns facing you and your communitie­s.”

To get in touch with Emma or the rest of the team visit: https:// leics.police.uk/local-policing

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Inspector Emma Maxwell who has taken over as the commander for the Hinckley and Blaby Neighbourh­ood Policing Area

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