Police boss criticised for 127-date theatre tour
"Not operationally, that's down to the chief constable, but in terms of lending his support, communicating with the public, being active and visible."The BBC has asked Sutton for comment.
- ▪"Not operationally, that's down to the chief constable, but in terms of lending his support, communicating with the public, being active and visible."The BBC has asked Sutton for comment.
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Police boss criticised for 127-date theatre tourImage source, Qays Najm/BBCImage caption, Colin Sutton was elected as Norfolk's Police and Crime Commissioner two months agoByPaul MoseleyNorfolk political reporter Published1 hour agoA newly elected £79,000-a-year police commissioner is facing criticism for announcing a 127-date national theatre tour.Opposition parties have questioned how Reform UK's Colin Sutton will be able to focus on his job overseeing Norfolk Police, which he was elected to in July.The former detective is due to present his true-crime show in theatres across the UK next year discussing police investigations, with tickets priced at around £40.A spokeswoman for his office said the tour "would not impact upon his ability to discharge his duties", but Labour MP Ben…
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