"Michael Fuller", Queen's Police Medal/QPM is a former Chief Constable of Kent Police. He was the first ethnic minority chief constable in the United Kingdom and the first black officer of chief constable-equivalent rank.

Fuller took up his role as Chief Constable of Kent on 5 January 2004. He joined the Metropolitan Police Service in 1975 as a cadet and served in uniformed and Criminal Investigation Department/CID positions throughout London. His service has included several postings at New Scotland Yard, including selection for Special Branch.

Whilst a detective chief inspector stationed at Shepherds Bush and Hammersmith, he devised an innovative burglary control programme which successfully reduced burglary. This was a forerunner to the London - wide Operation Bumblebee. As DCI at Paddington he devised innovative covert techniques to successfully reduce street robbery under the Operation Eagle Eye initiative.

As a detective superintendent he worked as a specialist staff officer seconded to Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary based at the Home Office. He gave specialist advice on crime and terrorism issues and carried out inspections of police force Special Branches in relation to counter-terrorism. He also gave regular advice to the Chief HMI, Ministers and the Home Secretary.

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