Inspector Lindsey Stamp's new role at Selby Police Station

8:52am Monday 25th February 2013 in News Photograph of the Author By Dan Bean, dan.bean@thepress.co.uk

Inspector Lindsey Stamp Inspector Lindsey Stamp

A NEW police inspector has started work in Selby and is looking forward to using her links with the town to help keep crime down.

Inspector Lindsey Stamp has stepped into her new role at Selby Police Station, and hopes her knowledge of the area will mean she can work closely with local partners.

Insp Stamp said: “Selby district was my preference. I have previously worked here as a PC in 2004, and served my first three years on the force in the area.

“I chose to be posted here, and thoroughly enjoyed my time in the Selby district. I have good local knowledge, and I’m really looking forward to working with the safer neighbourhood team in the town.”

Chief Insp Mark Iveson, of the Selby safer neighbourhood command, said: “Insp Stamp has a good awareness of the structure and make-up of the district, and in her role as Selby town safer neighbourhood inspector, I am sure she will make a valuable contribution to the team’s efforts in ensuring Selby district remains one of the safest in England and Wales.”

Before taking on the Selby role, Insp Stamp worked at North Yorkshire Police headquarters in Newby Wiske, in a strategic role as staff officer to the chief constable.

She said she was pleased to be “back in an operational role” with the safer neighbourhood team.

“I think it’s a fantastic team and I’m absolutely delighted to be here,” she said.

“They are already doing some fantastic work in the area and I’m looking forward to working with the team, the public and partners to reduce crime and antisocial behaviour across the Selby district, and keep Selby safe.

“It’s more a case of keeping up the good work that is already being done.”

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capt spaulding says...
9:24am Mon 25 Feb 13

Looking forward to seeing the crime figures plummet, but I wont hold my breath.

But good luck to the Lady anyway.

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Pete the Brickie says...
9:42am Mon 25 Feb 13



Chief Insp Mark Iveson, of the Selby safer neighbourhood command, said: “Insp Stamp has a good awareness of the make-up of the district,



Unless metal thieves have started wearing a particular brand of mascara that she can identify from a distance I can't see this being useful to her in a work sense really.

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pedalling paul says...
10:30am Mon 25 Feb 13

Lindsey did sterling work as a Sergeant at Acomb, followed by a spell as Custody Sargeant at Fulford Road.
Don't underestimate the lady, especially if you end upon the wrong side of her...!

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CHISSY1 says...
10:30am Mon 25 Feb 13

Pete the Brickie wrote:


Chief Insp Mark Iveson, of the Selby safer neighbourhood command, said: “Insp Stamp has a good awareness of the make-up of the district,



Unless metal thieves have started wearing a particular brand of mascara that she can identify from a distance I can't see this being useful to her in a work sense really.
"Another poor attempt at being funny".

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capt spaulding says...
10:56am Mon 25 Feb 13

pedalling paul wrote:
Lindsey did sterling work as a Sergeant at Acomb, followed by a spell as Custody Sargeant at Fulford Road.
Don't underestimate the lady, especially if you end upon the wrong side of her...!
Bet she got well bored as a custody Sergeant.
They just dont lock many up any more.

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Pete the Brickie says...
11:27am Mon 25 Feb 13



pedalling paul says...
10:30am Mon 25 Feb 13

Lindsey did sterling work as a Sergeant at Acomb, followed by a spell as a Custardy Sargeant at Fulford Road.
Don't underestimate the lady, especially if you end upon the wrong side of her...!”



Quite, I'll be very careful not to upset her by spelling her job title wrongly or using grammar which implies she practiced witchcraft in Fulford nick whislt covered in a yellow desert sauce suitable mainly for crumble based products.

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TheTruthHurts says...
11:56am Mon 25 Feb 13

She can take down my particulars anytime.

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myselby says...
12:52pm Mon 25 Feb 13

Would have thought we would have moved on from the days of 'Carry on Constable.' As long as she stays in post longer than they usually do .

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baldiebiker says...
3:56pm Mon 25 Feb 13

She's nowt but a bairn?

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Sillybillies says...
6:11pm Mon 25 Feb 13

pedalling paul says...
10:30am Mon 25 Feb 13
Lindsey did sterling work as a Sergeant at Acomb, followed by a spell as Custody Sargeant at Fulford Road.
Don't underestimate the lady, especially if you end upon the wrong side of her...!

What a snivelling grovelling little crawler you are!

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old_selebian says...
10:45am Tue 26 Feb 13

Good luck to her and hope she carries on the good work

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Sillybillies says...
3:07pm Tue 26 Feb 13

Her complacency with regards to the effectiveness of the North Yorks police in Selby staggering, eg -
She said she was pleased to be “back in an operational role” with the safer neighbourhood team.
“I think it’s a fantastic team and I’m absolutely delighted to be here,” she said.
“They are already doing some fantastic work in the area and I'm looking forward to working with the team, the public and partners to reduce crime and antisocial behaviour across the Selby district, and keep Selby safe.
“It’s more a case of keeping up the good work that is already being done.”

Wrong on all counts and her record at Acomb poor.

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