Jon Boutcher

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Jon Boutcher, QPM new article content ... Jon Boutcher QPM was appointed Chief Constable of Bedfordshire Police in August 2015, having joined the force a year earlier as Deputy Chief Constable. He also leads an investigation into a number of alleged murders in Northern Ireland. Full details are available on the Op Kenova website. Early life and education Jon was born in 1965. He left school with no formal qualifications

Career He has more than 30 years’ police service, spent almost entirely as a detective with the Metropolitan Police. He also worked on the Regional and National Crime Squad, targeting serious and organised crime groups with links to international criminal networks; he was the case officer responsible for the UK’s largest cocaine seizure of that time, this investigation led to new legislation regarding the use of covert police tactics.

Alongside leading Bedfordshire Police, Jon oversees the Eastern Region Special Operations Unit and the Eastern Counter Terrorism Intelligence Unit; units responsible for tackling serious and organised crime and terrorism across Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.

Bedfordshire is also the lead force for Joint Protective Services which comprises collaborated units including Major Crime, Dogs, Firearms and Roads Policing covering Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire.

He is a champion for Place2Be, a charitable organisation working in schools across the UK, providing emotional support to children. He is a strong advocate for initiatives that provide support for and divert children and young people away from crime. He was recently elected as a fellow for the Royal Society of Arts.

References

1. Race and policing – Chief Constable Jon Boutcher reflects on 25 years since Stephen Lawrence murder 2. Chief Constable Jon Boutcher's interview with BBC Look East 3. 4. 5. 6. Chief Constable Jon Boutcher slams report that rated Bedfordshire 'inadequate'

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