Former Met Police officer loses community role for being "too challenging"

A former Metropolitan Police officer who became a community warden was fired from his job after making a number of suggestions to bosses of how he could better serve residents. Bob Hughes, who became a community warden after 33 years with the Metropolitan Police, was told by Kent County Council he was "too challenging" and would no longer be required. During his time with the Met, which saw him rise to the rank... [read full story]