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It is unknown whether the complaint refers to current commissioner Donna Jones, or her predecessor, Michael Lane
Michael Lane Ex-PCC
Michael Lane was elected as Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight in May 2016. He ran as a Conservative.
He replaced Simon Hayes, who was the first PCC for Hampshire and Isle of Wight.
Below are articles featuring Michael Lane.
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Concerns have been raised about the process undertaken to allow the Police and Crime Commissioner to join the Fire Authority, with full voting rights on Fire Service matters
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The Police and Crime Commissioner believes it's vital for easily accessible information to be made available to the electorate so they can make a better informed choice when they next go to the ballots.
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Highlights: 160 officer roles kept (across Hampshire); Armed response officers increasing; More Tasers and spit hoods; Marine unit protected for now. Much more detail inside.
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Research has shown that incidents of domestic abuse rise when England Play during World Cup. A campaign to raise awareness of the signs of an unhealthy relationship has been launched.
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The PCC had already committed over £800,000 to increase number of Tasers to support officers in their duties. The extra funding has been welcomed
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The first formal stage for Isle of Wight to be included in the name of the Police area force has taken place
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Having only been in the post for two months, the former MP for Portsmouth South said she was leaving the post "to avoid any disruption to the work of the PCC and his staff".
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Isle of Wight Street pastors and Isle of Wight Youth Trust are just two benefiting from recent round of grants.
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Isle of Wight groups supporting victims of domestic and sexual abuse are invited to bid for Government funding. Don't miss the 1st June deadline
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Voluntary groups, informal community groups established in direct response to COVID-19, Parish and Town councils and schools are invited to bid for a small grant from the PCC
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The Police and Crime Commissioner says that keeping people safe is something that must be shared and has awarded thousands of pounds to initiatives on the Isle of Wight to help tackle crime.
