NEW NPT INSPECTOR

Copy of email received Wednesday 9th December, 2009

New NPT Inspector for Wakefield North West

8th December 2009

Dear co-ordinator,

This is an information message.

New Neighbourhood Policing Team Inspector for Wakefield North West.

Wakefield North West Neighbourhood Policing Team has welcomed a new Inspector to the fold.

Inspector Sally Fryer, who has 19 years of policing experience, has taken up the reins from Inspector Marcus Roberts who remains at the division in charge of a response team.

Inspector Fryer’s role will involve helping improve public confidence in the police, increasing customer satisfaction and trust and she wants her team to be accessible, responsive and visible in the local neighbourhood.

Inspector Fryer began her police career in 1990 as a police constable covering patrol duties in Weetwood. She moved on to Chapeltown three years later where she was initially on patrol and then became part of a street offences team tackling robbery, drug dealing and associated criminality.

She then returned to Weetwood where she spent a while in the Road Traffic Department before being promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 1997 and going back out and about on patrol.

In 2000 she was promoted a second time to become a Duty Inspector at Force Communications before transferring across to Castleford where she covered response duties/geographic policing for approximately 12 months.

Inspector Fryer then moved to London where she spent around 18 months of her service at the Home Office Police Standards Unit working with the National Project Manager on issues surrounding anti-social behaviour.
During her time in London she was part of a team that reviewed and standardised the way that UK police forces record anti-social behaviour issues.

She returned to West Yorkshire Police in 2005 to become the Quality and Performance Manager at Communications Division before spending some time in Corporate Review looking at crimes and incidents and making sure they were accurately recorded to Home Office standards.

“I’m very much looking forward to taking over from Marcus and building on the good relationships the team already has with local partners and residents,” she said.

“I will be out and about during my first few weeks getting to know the local community and would encourage people to come up and say hello to me and also to attend our local Police and Community Together (PACT) meetings to tell us what concerns them. You can find the details of our meetings on our website www.westyorkshire.police.uk/npt."

Inspector Fryer is married to husband David and has two young children, a boy aged two and a half and a girl aged eight months.

West Yorkshire Police Website

WNWNPT
Wakefield North West Neighbourhood Policing Team
Tel no: 01924 294 671  karen.vezina@westyorkshire.pnn.police.uk

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