Chief constable of Avon Police will quit amid backlash over handling of 'Kill the Bill' protests
The Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset Police will quit this summer amid backlash over the forces handling of Black Lives Matter and Kill the Bill protests. Andy Marsh will not seek to extend his contract when it expires at the beginning of July, saying it was a difficult decision to make. Unrest following rallies against the governments proposed Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill in Bristol over recent weeks led to claims that policing had been too aggressive. Force bosses were also ...
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