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Who are Police Commissioners?
Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) are elected officials in England and Wales who oversee local policing. They work to ensure police forces meet community needs and set policing priorities. In this story, the Hampshire PCC is advocating for new technology to tackle noisy driving, highlighting their role in influencing policy and resource allocation for local issues.
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