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New Police Association Vice-President
Friday 22 June 2007
New Police Association Vice-President
Mr Chris Cahill has been elected to one of the two Vice-President positions of the NZ Police Association today.
Mr Cahill is currently a Detective Sergeant in Auckland. He has served as a Police Officer for over 21 years during which time he has also worked in CIB and uniform branches and in provincial centers, both in the South and North Island as well as small rural stations.
Mr Cahill has been involved in the Police Association for over 16 years and before his move to Auckland this year, was based in Napier where he held the position of NZ Police Association Regional Director for Central Districts.
He takes up one of the two Vice President positions, which Mr Richard Middleton has recently retired from.
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