January 14, 2022 12.27 pm
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Chief Superintendent David Marshall joins Humberside Police as Assistant Chief Constable
David Marshall has been appointed as the new Assistant Chief Constable of Humberside Police. | Photo: Humberside Police
Humberside Police Chief Constable Lee Freeman has confirmed the appointment of David Marshall as new Assistant Chief Constable of Humberside Police.
David Marshall, currently Chief Superintendent at Norfolk Police, has been a police officer for over 26 years, serving in West Yorkshire before moving to Norfolk Police in 2008. He succeeds Chris Noble, who moved on to become Chief Constable of Staffordshire Police in late December.
Chief Constable, Lee Freeman, said: “I am delighted to have David join Humberside Police. David brings a wealth of experience and I look forward to welcoming him to the force when he arrives in a few weeks’ time.”
Mr Marshall has served in a number of police roles, starting his career at West Yorkshire Police before moving into a variety of leadership roles at Norfolk and is looking forward to getting to know the communities across the whole Humber region.
Mr Marshall commented: ‘‘I am delighted to have been selected to join Humberside as Assistant Chief Constable. Over the last few years, Humberside Police Force has seen a remarkable transformation and I’m looking forward to being part of that journey moving forward.”
He added: “Universally across all staff and partners I have spoken to, what is evident is the pride in what Humberside has achieved with passion and drive to be better. It is a really exciting time for the force, and I am honoured to be joining the team.”
David joins at a time where the Force has achieved some of the best crime outcomes in the country, one of the best performing 999/101 call centres, and some of the highest levels of morale among its workforce.
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