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3. Awards and Qualifications 3. AWARDS AND QUALIFICATIONS 3.1 Long Service Good Conduct Awards PLYMOUTH BCU AWARD CEREMONY A BCU Commander’s awards ceremony took place at Boringdon Hall on 27 November 2008. The High Sheriff of Devon, Lady Clarissa Clifford, Assistant Chief Constable Paul Netherton, BCU Commander Jim Webster, Operations Commander Andy Clarke and the Deputy Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Aspinall attended. BCU COMMANDER’S COMMENDATION Detective Sergeant Matthew Lawrence Detective Inspector Dave Huggett Ms Melanie Barrett Detective Constable Gary Jago Mrs Ann Harrison Detective Constable Donna Jordan Mr Gerald Jones Detective Constable Alan Pennington Mr Liam Kellond Mr Frederick Prout Detective Constable Darren Levers Detective Constable Anne Clare Rose Constable Stuart Norgate Detective Constable Phillip Trevains Detective Constable Joseph Pyatt Mr Neil Wood OPERATIONS COMMANDER’S COMMENDATIONS Mr Paul Charley Constable Michael Adams Constable Nathan Hughes Constable Nigel Doolan Constable Andrew Woodward Constable Graham Higginson Constable David Carne Constable Richard Juniper Constable Richard Wickenden Constable Martin Mitchell Constable Benjamin Meehan Constable Stuart Moseley Constable Richard Whitehouse Constable Richard Newton Constable Giles Bedson Constable Nicholas Porter Mr Peter Hart BCU COMMANDER’S CERTIFICATE Inspector Steven Bickley PCSO Tracey Baring Inspector John Maunder PCSO Pablo Beckhurst Mrs Christine Russell PCSO Michael Brumpton PCSO Anthony Brown PCSO Sarah Nicholson Constable Gavin Bulley Special Constable James Kittle Constable Alan Gibson Special Constable Austin Smith Sergeant Steve Gliddon Sergeant Steve James Constable Jonathan Kerridge-Smith Sergeant Justin Seldon Detective Sergeant Andrew Kings PCSO Robert Bayly Detective Constable Martin Phillips PCSO Joseph Downton Detective Constable Simon Rawlinson PSCO Neil Macrae Page 14 Constable Christopher Woodman PCSO Philip Strong Detective Constable Michael Milton Sergeant Kevin Denley Detective Constable Nicholas Parr Detective Constable Garry Kitchen Detective Constable Stuart Payne Mr Malcolm Rogers Mr Gary Smith PLYMOUTH BCU NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING AWARDS 2007-2008 NEIGBOURHOOD TEAM OF THE YEAR – MIERS CLOSE – WEST SECTOR Detective Constable Jason Kelly SUFFOLK CONSTABULARY CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION Constable Laura Barnden Constable Darren Evans Constable Ryan Canning Constable Johnny Haynes Constable Miranda Dalton Constable Christopher Higham UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY – ARMY COMMENDATION MEDAL An Army commendation medal was presented to PC William Parker for his exceptionally meritorious service as a military training officer. He was responsible for mentoring 551 Iraqi marines whilst simultaneously conducting defence operations in the Northern Arabian Gulf. A Chief Constable’s award ceremony took place at Dartington Hall, Totnes on 2 December 2008. The ceremony was attended by The High Sheriff of Devon, Lady Clarissa Clifford, Chief Constable Stephen Otter and Chief Superintendent Jo Tennant. Mrs Sally Foxhall, Chair Devon Strategic Partnership, Mr David Incoll, Chief Executive West Devon Borough and South Hams District Councils, Mr Mike Bull, Vice Chair Devon and Cornwall Police Authority and Mr Paul Rowe, Special Constabulary Chief Inspector also attended. CHIEF CONSTABLE COMMENDATIONS Detective Sergeant Peter Jones Constable Daniel Ritson Constable Timothy Perrin (2 commendations) Constable Darren Walton PCSO David Bird Constable James Brice Constable Dave Richards Constable Kevin Rowe CHIEF CONSTABLE’S GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Page 15 Mr James Purcell CHIEF CONSTABLE’S POLICING AWARDS 2008 Sergeant Glynn Currey – Diversity in Action Team of the Year ACPO POLICE NATIONAL LIFESAVING CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARD Sergeant John Livingstone Constable Andrew Waldron THE RESUSCITATION CERTIFICATE OF THE ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY Constable Andrew Ladley HIS HONOUR JUDGE NELIGAN’S CERTIFICATE OF COMMENDATION Detective Constable Caroline Radclyffe Detective Constable Darren Humphrey Detective Constable Andrew Vaughan Detective Inspector Stephen White Detective Sergeant Andrew Rowe Mr Brian Tapley Mr Kevin Sanders NORTH YORKSHIRE CONSTABULARY COMMANDER’S COMMENDATION Constable Alexander Russell BCU COMMANDER’S COMMENDATION Inspector Norman Amey Sergeant Lee Groves Detective Constable Philip Butterworth Constable Nicholas Burnett Detective Constable Graham Creasey Constable Howard Brugge Constable Darren Walton Constable James Johnson PCSO Stuart Douglas Detective Inspector Callum Lamont Sergeant Daniel Hall Constable Rachel Cole Constable Peter Yates Detective Sergeant Andrew Spittle Sergeant Sally Craxford Constable Martin King Constable David Thomas Constable Natalie Savage Constable James Dalley Constable Michael Doidge Sergeant Robert Kelland PCSO Diana Summers Constable Andrew Waldron (2 commendations) Constable Richard Bacon Constable Sarah Dawkins CHIEF CONSTABLE’S AWARD CEREMONY Page 16 On 16 December 2008 a Chief Constable’s award ceremony took place at China Fleet Country Club, Saltash. Lady Mary Holborow, Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall, Chief Constable Stephen Otter, Assistant Chief Constable Paul Netherton attended. LONG SERVICE GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL Inspector Paul Bean – Crime Department Sergeant Peter Green – Criminal Justice Department Sergeant Adrian Healy – Devon BCU Mr Paul Hocken – TPP Department Constable Paula Kressinger – Devon BCU Constable Robert Lambshead – Cornwall & Isles of Scilly BCU Constable Helen Perry – Crime Department Constable Kirsten Pybus – Devon BCU Sergeant Simon Sage – Cornwall & Isles of Scilly BCU Sergeant William Southern – Devon BCU Sergeant David Williams – Devon BCU CHIEF CONSTABLE’S COMMENDATION WITH STAR Constable Robert Clue – Operations Department Constable Keith Smith – Operations Department CHIEF CONSTABLE’S COMMENDATION Constable Richard Juniper – Operations Department CHIEF CONSTABLE’S GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Mr Anthony Hoile – Member of the public OTHER AWARDS QUEEN’S NEW YEAR HONOURS Chief Constable Stephen Otter was awarded the QPM 3.2 Qualifications Marc Kastner of Devon BCU has been awarded a B.Sc in Crime and Criminology from Portsmouth University. Detective Constable Christopher Willsdon of Devon BCU has been awarded a Diploma in English Law from The Open University. Gill Bassett of the Criminal Justice Department has been awarded a Foundation Degree Youth Justice by Nottingham Trent University. Page 17 Page 18 .
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