Civil Nuclear Constabulary Scores with New Assistant Chief Kerry Smith
The Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) has named Kerry Smith as its new Assistant Chief Constable, bringing over 30 years of top-tier policing experience to the role.
Policing Heavyweight Joins CNC Ranks
Kerry Smith’s career spans multiple UK forces, including Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire Police. She’s previously held senior roles up to Assistant Chief Constable, most recently leading Specialist Operations and serving as Regional Firearms Lead at Leicestershire.
Smith is a seasoned Tactical Firearms Commander and Authorised Firearms Officer, making her a formidable addition to the CNC’s leadership team.
Smith Ready to Protect UK’s Critical Infrastructure
“I am delighted to have joined the CNC and look forward to working with my new colleagues across England and Wales,” Smith said. “Protecting vital infrastructure nationally is a new chapter in my policing career. I’m eager to support officers and staff in keeping the public safe.”
Chief Constable Hails Rigorous Pick
Chief Constable Simon Chesterman welcomed Smith with praise, revealing the fierce competition for the spot. “She went through a very rigorous selection process and truly earned this role. Kerry’s enthusiasm and experience will be invaluable as we push CNC’s ambitions forward.”
A Major Boost for National Security
Smith’s appointment strengthens the CNC’s mission to safeguard the UK’s civil nuclear infrastructure. Her leadership is set to sharpen the force’s operational edge and strategic direction for years to come.
