In the upcoming election for the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner (PFCC) of Cumbria, David Allen stands out as a dedicated candidate with a wealth of experience in policing and public safety. Representing the Labour and Co-operative Party, Allen is committed to revitalising local law enforcement and enhancing community safety.

David Allen for Cumbria PFCC

Extensive Experience in Law Enforcement

David Allen is not just another candidate; he is the only one with over 30 years of experience in policing and law enforcement. His career began on the ground as a Constable in Carlisle and saw him rise through various ranks across Cumbria. His extensive experience includes a significant role at the National Crime Agency where he led the Interpol Bureau, focusing on serious and organised crime that impacts the UK.

A Career Dedicated to Public Service

Beyond his police work, Allen has been an integral part of the local NHS, where he spearheaded Cumbria’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. His career is a testament to his commitment to public service, dealing with crime, overseeing anti-corruption measures within the police force, and representing the UK in international capacities.

Commitment to Community and Safety

David Allen’s platform is centred on direct actions to improve safety and community relations in Cumbria:

  • Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour: Allen plans to reintroduce named officers to every community, ensuring that local police are a visible and engaging presence.

  • Fighting Rural Crime: He aims to collaborate closely with rural communities to pinpoint and address specific criminal activities.

  • Ensuring a Robust Fire Service: Allen is dedicated to fully funding the Fire Service, ensuring it is resourced and fit for its crucial purposes.

  • Enhancing Community Projects: He promises to secure funding for vital community initiatives throughout the region.

  • Reducing Domestic Abuse: Allen is focused on improving the criminal justice system to provide timely help and justice for victims of domestic abuse.

Furthermore, Allen has pledged to prevent the proposed £16 million cuts to Cumbria Constabulary by 2029. He emphasises the importance of visible policing and the necessity for communities to feel safe and supported.

In conclusion, Allen’s commitment is to not only maintain but enhance the level of service and protection offered to the people of Cumbria. With combination of extensive experience, detailed understanding of both local and international crime, and a clear, actionable platform make him a standout candidate for the role of Cumbria’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner. His deep-rooted dedication to public service and community safety promises a proactive approach towards reducing crime and enhancing the quality of life for all residents of Cumbria.

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Locations: Cumbria, Carlisle, Whitehaven and Workington, Barrow and Furness, Penrith and Solway, Westmorland and Lonsdale, Copeland, Penrith and The Border