Police officer honoured by King for 22-years of exemplary service

To celebrate his exceptional contributions to policing, Inspector Kam Hare, serving in GMP’s City of Manchester district, has earned a well-deserved spot on the prestigious New Year Honours list for 2024.

This recognition is a testament to his commitment and exemplary service to the community over his illustrious 22-year career.

Inspector Hare’s Career celebrated with New Years Honours Award

Inspector Kam Hare has emerged as a standout figure in the realm of Public Order Policing, showcasing unparalleled expertise and leadership.

His recent role as the community lead for various large-scale events in Manchester City Centre, including protests, Pride, and the 2022 Christmas Markets, underscores his ability to maintain order in diverse and challenging settings.

Effective Engagement and Crime Prevention

Inspector Hare’s success is not merely limited to maintaining order but extends to his effective engagement with event organisers, partners, and local communities.

This collaborative approach has proven instrumental in preventing offences, with GMP recording the lowest crime rates and anti-social behaviour at these events in recent years.

His commitment to preserving the safety and well-being of the public has undoubtedly contributed to making Manchester a safer place to live, work, and visit.

Support for Citizens in Policing Programs

Beyond his primary role, Inspector Hare has dedicated himself to supporting Citizens in Policing (CIP) programs, both within Greater Manchester and across jurisdictions.

His voluntary work as a Special Constable for another force reflects a commitment to service that goes beyond the call of duty.

In his leadership roles within Greater Manchester’s Special Constabulary and Volunteer Police Cadet programs, Inspector Hare has played a pivotal role in enhancing service delivery to neighbourhoods, fostering trust, and boosting confidence in policing.

Chief Constable Stephen Watson Commends Inspector Hare’s Contribution

Chief Constable Stephen Watson QPM said: “Inspector Hare is determined, enthusiastic, and tenacious in his service to the King and the public.

“Known by colleagues and partners for ‘doing it right and doing it well’, he is a credit to Greater Manchester Police and his previous force.

“Public order policing is of huge importance in the City of Manchester district and his contribution has undoubtedly made the locality a safer place to live, to work, and to visit.

“On behalf of Greater Manchester Police, I thank him for his service and to the voluntary contribution he has made through his involvement with Citizens in Policing programmes.”

A Safer Manchester

Inspector Kam Hare’s impact on the safety and security of the City of Manchester district is not just confined to his official duties; it extends to the positive changes brought about by his voluntary contributions.

By actively engaging with Citizens in Policing programs, Inspector Hare has played a vital role in building bridges between the police force and the public.

This inclusive approach fosters a sense of community and collaboration, contributing to the overall success of policing efforts.

Inspector Kam Hare’s recognition in the New Year Honours list for 2024 is a testament to his outstanding service, dedication, and positive impact on the City of Manchester district.

His commitment to public order policing, effective community engagement, and support for Citizens in Policing programs exemplify the qualities that make Inspector Hare a deserving honouree.

As Greater Manchester Police expresses gratitude for his service, Inspector Hare’s legacy of making the community safer and fostering trust in policing will undoubtedly endure.