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What is a Police and Crime Commissioner?
A Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) is an elected official responsible for overseeing their local police force in England and Wales. They set the force's budget, appoint the Chief Constable, and ensure the force is delivering effective policing. Matt Storey, Cleveland's PCC, is quoted in the story, showing their role in commenting on police funding and operations.
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