Top cop speaks
4:22pm Friday 18th April 2008
THE top cop in St Albans, Chief Inspector Sue Wheatley, has given an interview to explain how police and public can co-operate in the fight against crime.
She explains the role of community policing teams, and sets out her priorities for the year ahead.
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