Deputy Chief Constable Merseyside Police NPCC lead for SOCPA and UKPPS. FBI National Academy graduate #278session.
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Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
Delighted that 3 of our very brave officers were recognised last night at the National Bravery award. As it says bittersweet recognition but quite right that they are acknowledged for their exceptional actions when faced with such adversity. We are all incredibly proud of them.
Last night three extraordinary officers, were honoured with the National Police Bravery Award 2025 for their courageous response to the horrific Southport attack.
Sergeant Gregory Gillespie, Constable Luke Holden, and PCSO Timothy Parry were first on the scene on 29th July 2024 and faced with unimaginable horror.
They responded with instinctive courage, composure, and professionalism.
Despite the chaos and fear they faced, they bravely confronted the violent attacker.
They protected innocent lives without hesitation and with no thought for their own safety. There is no doubt that their bravery and quick thinking, prevented further tragedy that day.
While the award is a bittersweet recognition, it stands as a powerful reminder of the courage and commitment shown by those who protect our communities.
Congratulations to Sergeant Gillespie, Constable Holden and PCSO Parry, who also achieved overall regional winners on the night too.
You are a credit to our force and we are incredibly proud of you.
As always, our thoughts remain with the Alice, Bebe and Elsie, their families, and everyone affected by that devastating day ♥️
(Photo credit: Anderson Photography)”
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
Huge congratulations to the overall winners of the 2025 #PoliceBravery Awards PC Luke Holden, PCSO Tim Parry and Sgt Gregory Gillespie.
A brilliant collaborative project empowering students across the city to speak up, stay safe & make positive decisions 👇
1️⃣1️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ young people reached through Operation Prospect, our education project exploring knife and gun crime. Thank you to all the schools for taking part and helping us empower students to speak up, stay safe & make positive decisions. 👏
More: orlo.uk/yMxsn
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
I’ve noticed we have a number of new followers to our page, so I was wondering would you like me to re-introduce our 13 horses and cat over the next few days?
#StandTall #IntroducingTheTeam
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
After a firearms incident today when a male was seriously injured, PD Theo was asked to help out. He covered a huge area which would have taken humans days to search in just over an hour, and located several pieces of evidence integral to the investigation. Fantastic work Theo!
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
Merseyside Police executed 19 warrants, arrested five people for drug related offences and seized a firearm, ammunition and over 650 cannabis plants as part of Op Mille - a national week of action aimed at disrupting organised criminal gangs. orlo.uk/3oSlj
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
Today sees the launch of Together As One 🤝 A multi-agency campaign highlighting the work that is being carried out by individuals and groups who are united in a common goal: to show that Merseyside will not and does not tolerate serious violence. #TogetherAsOne
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
I am determined to do everything possible to work with our partners to tackle crime and build a safer region ✨
That’s why events like this are so important. This was the second conference of this kind – discussing all the ways in which we can – alongside @MerseyPolice – all work closer together to benefit the people we serve 💙
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
Uniting Councillors across the region to focus on building a safer, stronger Merseyside 💚
Local Councillors are integral to helping protect our communities. They know what their residents need and by brining people from @lpoolcouncil @WirralCouncil @seftoncouncil @sthelenscouncil @KnowsleyCouncil together with @MerseyPolice means we can build stronger partnerships to tackle some of those local crime issues our communities are facing 👏
Exceptional response from officers attending this incident undoubtedly prevented further injury
Two people taken to hospital after brave officers step in to contain dog involved in dangerous attack in Woodchurch family home
orlo.uk/xWWcT
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
JAILED | We're welcoming the sentencing of two #Wirral men for firearms offences.
Gunman Obakeng Sithole from #Eastham was jailed for 14 years with 5 more served on licence. Accomplice Kai Buckney from #NewFerry was jailed for 7.5 years.
More here:
orlo.uk/G4hJT
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
Did you know that firearms like the ones pictured below are now illegal? Top-venting blank firers (TVBFs) are designed to discharge only blank cartridges but can be easily converted into viable & dangerous firearms. Hand in a weapon before 28 Feb ➡️ orlo.uk/yuP4v
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
Our Headquarters is glowing green this evening for @ClatterbridgeCC's Glow Green Night Walk!💚
The 5-mile walk, that begins at 7.30pm, is helping to raise vital funds to support cancer patients in #Merseyside and beyond👏
Find out more here ➡️clatterbridgecharity.org/eve…
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
Last night I was delighted to attend @MerseySpecials attestation for 9 new officers with such diverse backgrounds & skills to bring into the role. The added pleasure that 3 of them are former police cadets who passed out in April & now start the next part of their police journey
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
"Everyone recognised we've got a joint responsibility to drive down violence."
Two weeks ago we held our very first conference to show the impact of prevention - in our first five years we've made 1️⃣2️⃣0️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣+ interventions, & seen a 2️⃣3️⃣% drop in serious violence.
Our Director, Supt Georgie Garvey tells us by coming together we can all help to improve on those numbers, preventing more young people from becoming impacted by serious violence.
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
We would like to take this moment to pay tribute to Alice Da Silva Aguiar, Bebe King, and Elsie Dot Stancombe who will be forever in our hearts and never be forgotten.
Our thoughts are with all of the victims who were injured and traumatised at Hart Space on Monday 29 July.
What happened on that day has impacted the community of Southport and across the country forever.
#SouthportTogether 💗
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
That's a wrap on our first showcase conference ‘Driving Change: The Impact of Prevention’ 👏
Over the years we’ve worked with so many amazing individuals and organisations who are absolutely committed to reducing harm, supporting young people and their families and tackling the root causes of violence.
This event was about providing a platform to showcase the difference they are making ✨
We’d like to thank all of our guest speakers and professionals for their attendance and providing such valuable insight & great discussions around how we can collectively prevent serious violence in our region 💜
Great to have you back on force @Faye_PMAS supporting our #WinterWellness campaign
Yes that's correct.... today I'm back @MerseyPolice HQ for the @PoliceMutual £3 Voucher Day
Spend it in the canteen until 2pm today,
Ask about the 1p Savings Challenge & much more to kick-start your #WinterWellness
#SmallChangesMakeBigDifferences
@merpolchiefcon @green_dcc
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
If you haven't guessed from the pic this morning, I am @MerseyPolice HQ supporting #WinterWellness Week
Along with Costco, Smoothie Bikes & Inclusion Team
Come along to the canteen, say hello, find out what's available to you & your family.
@merpolchiefcon @green_dcc
Dep Chief Con Chris Green retweeted
The thoughts and condolences of everyone at Merseyside Police are with the family, friends and colleagues of PC Rosie Prior and motorist Ryan Welford who died following a road traffic collision on the A19 in North Yorkshire yesterday (Saturday 11 January).
