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Detective receives medal

Published: 10:48 AM December 2, 2008    Updated: 3:55 AM February 23, 2021

ANDY Keenan, a 47-year-old detective constable who lives in Royston and is based in Letchworth, was presented with a police long service and good conduct medal by Herts Chief Constable Frank Whiteley, after 22 years of service.

ANDY Keenan, a 47-year-old detective constable who lives in Royston and is based in Letchworth, was presented with a police long service and good conduct medal by Herts Chief Constable Frank Whiteley, after 22 years of service.

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