Leicestershire Constabulary
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| Leicestershire Constabulary | |
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 Leicestershire Constabulary area |
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| Area | Leicestershire, Leicester, Rutland |
| Size | 2,538 km² |
| Population | 0.9 million |
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| Formed | 1967 (merger) |
| HQ | Enderby |
| Budget | {{{budget}}} |
| Officers | 2,311 |
| Local policing units | 4 |
| Stations | 22 |
| Chief Constable | Matthew Baggott |
| Website | Leicestershire Constabulary website |
Leicestershire Constabulary is the Home Office police force responsible for policing Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland in England. Its headquarters are based in Enderby.
The force is the merger of several old police forces, the old Rutland Constabulary being merged with the Leicestershire force in 1951, and Leicester City Police following in 1967. Until the Local Government Act in 1974 this combined force was known as 'Leicester and Rutland Constabulary'.
Proposals made by the Home Secretary on March 20, 2006 would have seen the force merge with the other four East Midlands forces to form a strategic police force for the entire region. These plans were dropped in 2007.[1]
The Chief Constable is Matthew Baggott.
[edit] Local Policing Units
The local policing units for Leicestershire Constabulary are as follows
Central :
- City Centre - Belgrave Gate
- Spinney Hill Park (in the Highfields) - Formerly known as Asfordby Street
- Welford Road
- West End - Hinckley Road
West:
North:
East:
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