Senior policeman resigns
Thursday 23rd June 2011, 2:59PM BST.
ONE of Jersey’s most senior policemen has resigned – just two months after joining the States police from the UK.
Bernard Gravett was appointed as superintendent head of operations in April, having left a high-ranking job with the Metropolitan Police.
But it was yesterday confirmed that he has quit his post, which comes with a basic salary of between £90,000 and £110,000.
A States police spokeswoman confirmed that Mr Gravett had left the force for ‘personal reasons’ but declined to make further comment.
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And we were told that we were getting quality from the UK who were used to dealing with the pressure..
Time to promote someone locally.
p.s. how much is his golden handshake?
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What exactly is going on down there? Theres always a huge fanfare when these senior policemen join us and now another one bites the dust.
Could it be that their ideas fall on deaf ears? I mean this is the land of apathy !!
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