Dorset Conservative re-elected as police and crime commissioner
Conservative David Sidwick has been re-elected as Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC). The incumbent beat Liberal Democrat candidate Howard Legg, who came second ahead of Independent Marianne Storey and Labour's David Stokes. Mr Sidwick, first elected in 2021, has pledged to reduce violence, rural crime and anti-social behaviour.
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The act calls attention to the threat facing victims of violent crimes and asks for support to save the fund that offers those victims justice and healing.
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