Homegrown officer picked for Northamptonshire post

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Andy Frost
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Andy Frost's career began in 1987 and he has served in the Northamptonshire and Bedfordshire forces

A new assistant chief constable for Northamptonshire Police has been announced.

Andy Frost will take over from Derek Talbot, who retires at the end of July after 11 years in the role.

Mr Frost began his career as a patrol officer in Daventry in 1987 and after moving to Northampton was promoted to sergeant in 1992.

In 2004 he transferred to the Bedfordshire force and has spent the past two years as commander for Luton.

Deirdre Newham, chair of the police authority, said: "I am confident in Andy we have a real asset for the people of Northamptonshire.

"His commitment to building the trust and confidence of communities, coupled to his significant experience of operational policing, impressed the panel."

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