Kent PCC interviewed on Inspire Justice Awards and why he opted for political career in policing

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Kent PCC interviewed on Inspire Justice Awards and why he opted for political career in policing

In a recent Police Oracle article, Kent Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Matthew Scott was interviewed about his involvement in the Inspire Justice Awards and his career down a political path in policing.

Matthew is set to present one of the award categories during September’s awards. Read the full interview →

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