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9th Apr 20

PFCC responds to Chief Constable’s announcement on enforcement of Covid 19 rules

Responding to today’s announcement by Chief Constable Nick Adderley, that Northamptonshire Police is preparing to up its enforcement activity against those who continue to flout the COVID-19 restrictions in the county, Northamptonshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Stephen Mold said:

“During this state of emergency, everybody in the community has a role to play in stopping the spread of the virus.  The Chief Constable has taken a very balanced line and asked officers to engage with the public and enforce only when they must.  I understand that three weeks on, some people are frustrated that they don’t feel that everyone is playing by the same rules and I think the Chief’s decision to ask officers to act on those abuses makes sense and is fair.

 

“These are very difficult times but I have been amazed by the way that most people in Northamptonshire have stayed at home as asked. And I am tremendously proud of the way that Northamptonshire police officers and staff have responded to this situation: the briefings I receive from the Chief Constable give me confidence in the way this situation is being handled.

 

“I know that that Chief Constable and his team will take a common sense approach to the enforcement of the regulations and will regularly review how this is being put into practice. This is still a very difficult situation for everyone but by continuing to work together and do what we are asked to do by the Government, we will come through.”

 

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