CHIEF INSPECTOR STEVE EDWARDS RETIRES AFTER 51 YEARS OF SERVICE
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After 51 years in policing, Chief Inspector Steve Edwards retires, leaving a lasting legacy through the officers he trained, mentored and inspired.
According to News and communications, After 51 years in policing, Chief Inspector Steve Edwards retires, leaving a lasting legacy through the officers he trained, mentored and inspired.
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- News and communications: After 51 years in policing, Chief Inspector Steve Edwards retires, leaving a lasting legacy through the officers he trained, mentored and inspired.
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STORY TIMELINE
- 22/07/2026, 16:02 PRIMARY FEED CHIEF INSPECTOR STEVE EDWARDS RETIRES AFTER 51 YEARS OF SERVICE (News and communications • 2 hrs ago) [Story Intel]
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