New SBA Police Chief Constable Stephen Jupp sworn in

by Voice Cyprus News23 November 2023

New SBA Police Chief Constable Stephen Jupp was officially sworn in on Monday morning during an official ceremony at Episkopi’s Officers Mess ahead of starting the job on December 4.

The new chief, who is currently the head of serious and organised crime for the UK policing response, has been based in the West Midlands and Nottinghamshire since joining the force in 1986.

Speaking during his swearing in, he revealed his excitement for his new role and said he was keen to embrace the challenge ahead of him.

He said: “I am delighted to have been appointed as the new Chief Constable, which will be an exciting challenge.”

He was also keen to highlight the outstanding work already being carried out by the SBA Police.

He continued: “Having seen first-hand the great work the police officers and staff do in the Sovereign Base Areas, I look forward to working closely with all of them, including Cyprus police and other partners, as it is critical to ensure we continue to keep all our communities safe.

‘’I will continue to work for the best, maintaining the excellent reputation of the SBA Police force just like my predecessor Chris Eyre.”

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