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Newcastle Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) has welcomed a new Commander to its ranks.
Commander and Chief Inspector Laura Morrey, has 19 years’ experience within Staffordshire Police and has taken up the role after a varied career across several different departments including working in CID, Response and Vulnerability.
Speaking of her new role, Laura, who lives near Newcastle, said: “I’m looking forward to getting out there in communities, working with partners, to listen to those who live and work here to tackle issues in our neighbourhood.”
“I love how versatile working in neighbourhood policing is.
“No two days are the same and it really is a problem-solving role which I know I will enjoy.”
Laura also hopes to bring something fresh to the NPT and said: “Those of us who work in policing are facing constant challenges at the moment and I want to make sure I am there for the team and all the staff.
“I’m a real people person, so I’m looking forward to working with the brilliant people we have on the team to help resolve problems in our communities.
“My priority is to make people feel safe and let them know that I am here for them, whatever difficulties they may face.”
To find out more about policing in your area, visit: Your area | Staffordshire Police.
To report a crime affecting your area, visit Report a crime | Staffordshire Police or call 999 in an emergency.
Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.