Chief Superintendent Michele Larmour, currently serving with the Police Service of Northern Ireland has been appointed by West Midlands Police as a new Assistant Chief Constable and is expected to join the force in early summer.
Welcoming her to the force, Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson said:
“I am delighted to welcome Michele Larmour to the Command Team as a new Assistant Chief Constable. She is an excellent candidate who will bring a wealth of experience to the role.
“Michele was the best person for the job. Now that she has been appointed I am particularly pleased to say that we have a female member of the Command Team.”
Chief Superintendent Larmour, 48, has spent her entire career in Northern Ireland working across a number of roles and departments and is currently Head of Training and Development.
Chief Superintendent Larmour said:
“I am thrilled to be joining West Midlands Police. I know this will be a highly challenging role but I relish the opportunity.
“The force is at the vanguard of developing a police service that understands how we need to serve the public of the 21st century and I am looking forward to being part of that transformation.”
Chief Superintendent Michele Larmour will succeed Assistant Chief Constable Garry Forsyth who has been appointed Deputy Chief Constable of Humberside Police.
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