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Alison Hernandez is the directly elected Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly and employs a team of specialists to deliver the requirements of the role and office.
Plan and performance
Plan and performance
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In this section you can find copies of the Police and Crime Plan, get information about how we are progressing with the Plan and find out how Devon and Cornwall Police are performing against the priorities set.
Our information
Our information
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Here you can find all of the statutory information we publish as a public sector organisation as well as instructions on how to submit a Freedom of Information request and disclosure log of previous requests.
News
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Keep up to date with what Alison Hernandez is doing to make Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly safer. Here you can find news articles, blogs, videos, images and audio in our multimedia section along with our regular newsletters.
Meetings and events
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We're committed to involving as many people as possible in our work. Here you can find more information about volunteering, our approach to community engagement as well as how you can report your concerns and take part in consultations.
Victims information
Victims information
- Victim Care Network
- Your rights under the Victim Code
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In April 2015 the police and crime commissioner took responsibility for the provision of victims services. The OPCC has joined with Devon and Cornwall Police to create a Victim Care Unit which has day to day responsibility for victim's welfare. The PCC has also overseen creation of a victim services directory, a focal point offering help and support to victims of crime.
Join us
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There are lots of people of all different ages, offering their services to the Devon and Cornwall's policing family as volunteers. Special Constables, cadets, independent custody volunteers, all play their part in keeping our communities safe and protecting victims.

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✍️ There’s some great work being done to stop the hate In her latest blog, Alison talks about #NationalHCAW & enco… https://t.co/BN1TAjr2wP

15 hours, 46 minutes ago

Today (18 Oct) is #AntiSlaveryDay – a day to raise awareness of human trafficking & #ModernSlavery Many don’t rea… https://t.co/0CZO4kZssq

1 day, 7 hours ago

The @DC_Police area remains one of the safest in England and Wales, @ONS crime stats confirmed today. Thanks to all… https://t.co/kC7a0rzmsh

1 day, 10 hours ago

Did you know that the @stophateuk helpline is available 24/7? ☎️ More info on #HateCrime reporting services here >… https://t.co/mRdcNmlVgK

1 day, 17 hours ago

RT @DevonCornwall Police: Supporting Hate Crime Awareness Week Promoting respect for all #ZeroTolerance2Hate #NationalHCAW https://t.co/0RWhicp4Ol

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Public involvement helping to reshape policing service

Composition of misconduct hearing panels

A misconduct hearing panel consists of three people: the Chair, a police officer of the rank of superintendent or above, and an independent member.

Composition of misconduct hearing panels

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