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In February 2017, Home Secretary [[Amber Rudd]] announced the appointment of '''Cressida Dick''' as [[Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police]] upon the retirement of [[Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe]]<ref>''[https://www.thequint.com/world/2017/02/23/london-appoints-cressida-dick-first-woman-scotland-yard-chief "UK Appoints First Woman Scotland Yard Chief in 187-Year History"]''</ref>:
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London Mayor [[Sadiq Khan]] said:
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:"Cressida Dick will be the first female Commissioner of the Met in its 187-year history, and the most powerful police officer in the land."
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The appointment was criticised by the family of [[Jean Charles de Menezes]], the Brazilian man who was killed after the [[7/7 London bombings]], when he was mistakenly identified as a terror suspect during an operation Cressida Dick led in 2005 as national policing lead on counter-terrorism. A jury later found there was “no personal culpability for Commander Dick”.<ref>''[http://www.oxfordshireguardian.co.uk/met-appoints-its-first-female-commissioner-cressida-dick/ "Met appoints its first female commissioner Cressida Dick"]''</ref>
 
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Revision as of 11:22, 22 March 2017

Person.png Cressida Dick   PowerbaseRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
(police officer)
Cressida Dick.jpg
Born1960
Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
NationalityBritish
Alma materBalliol College, Oxford

Employment.png Acting Deputy Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police

In office
November 2011 - 23 January 2012
Succeeded byCraig Mackey

In February 2017, Home Secretary Amber Rudd announced the appointment of Cressida Dick as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police upon the retirement of Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe[1]:

“I am delighted Her Majesty has agreed my recommendation after a rigorous recruitment process which highlighted the quality of senior policing in this country."

London Mayor Sadiq Khan said:

"Cressida Dick will be the first female Commissioner of the Met in its 187-year history, and the most powerful police officer in the land."

The appointment was criticised by the family of Jean Charles de Menezes, the Brazilian man who was killed after the 7/7 London bombings, when he was mistakenly identified as a terror suspect during an operation Cressida Dick led in 2005 as national policing lead on counter-terrorism. A jury later found there was “no personal culpability for Commander Dick”.[2]

 

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