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Nov 2021
North Yorkshire Police appoints new deputy chief constable
North Yorkshire Police has appointed a new deputy chief constable following the retirement of Phil Cain, who had been with the force for more than 20 years.
Mabs Hussain, who is currently with Greater Manchester Police as assistant chief constable, will take up the role on January 3.
Prior to his time in Manchester, Mr Hussain spent 22 years at West Yorkshire Police where he served at every rank as a detective.
As chief superintendent, he was the commander for Wakefield and also spent time as commander for the Leeds district. He was awarded an MBE in 2018 for his services to charity and policing.
Mr Hussain said:
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Chief constable Lisa Winward added:
Jenni Newberry, acting North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, said:
Mr Cain is paid £123,648. A North Yorkshire Police spokeswoman said it didn't have the information yet on Mr Hussain's salary.
Pictured: (left to right): New North Yorkshire Police deputy chief constable Mabs Hussain, acting police, fire and crime commissioner Jenni Newberry and chief constable Lisa Winward.
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