Michael Fuller - Britain's highest ranking Black officer

Michael Fuller
Michael Fuller

  
Michael Fuller is Chief Constable of Kent and is the highest ranking Black Policeman in the Britain. He joined the Metropolitan Police in 1975 and went on to serve in Special Branch, CID and was heavily involved in setting up the Racial and Violent Crimes Task Force in 1998.

Fuller also helmed Operation Trident, the on-going Met Police task force which targets gun-related Black-on-Black crime, and is a former deputy assistant commissioner with the Met.

Fuller said of his 2004 appointment: "It is a historic appointment and I hope there will be others, as with women chief officers. Over time, it will become irrelevant, but it is a historic appointment and I am proud and pleased."

Fuller has also been tipped to become Britain's top cop and is thought to be in the running to become the next Commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police. 

"...it is a historic appointment, 
I hope there will be others. I am very proud and pleased"

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