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Donna Jones
Donna Jones was elected as Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire Constabulary in May 2021.
During her first official visit to the Island, Ms Jones announced her intention to consult on the change of name for the Constabulary to Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary.
Below are articles relating to Donna Jones.
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The crime of modern slavery within the UK and our local area remains a significant threat with the number of victims identified rising each year, says the Police and Crime Commissioner
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"We need the Government to bring forward a Victims’ Bill to ensure victims of crime and their families have their rights enshrined in law" says Hampshire and Isle of Wight PCC, Donna Jones
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It is unknown whether the complaint refers to current commissioner Donna Jones, or her predecessor, Michael Lane
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Donna Jones says the significant support for all nine priorities "clearly show these are the right ones for people living across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight"
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The Police and Crime Commissioner says she's pleased that along with the arrests and seizures, a number of individuals have been safeguarded as a result of the police action
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According to a recent survey, 455 violent or abusive incidents against shop workers are recorded each day across the UK
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Donna Jones says it's her vision for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight to be the safest places to live, work and visit in the country
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If you have any burning questions for the region's Police chief you can send it to Donna Jones and she may ask it on your behalf, or do it yourself on Facebook Live event
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The Youth Commission set out their recommendations of how policing and partner agencies can tackle the priorities, which include hate crime, serious violence and exploitation
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Hampshire Police (which includes the Isle of Wight) are bottom four nationally for rape convictions. The Police and Crime Commissioner says some 'quick wins' can help drive up prosecution levels
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Funding is available for projects starting next summer that support victims, work with offenders and provide education and interventions to stop people from being exploited or engaging in criminal behaviour
