It’s cyber this and cyber that and Keith Bristow and six senior feds have had enough,much to Keith Vaz’s frustrationA policeman’s lot is not a glad one. And that of Keith Bristow is more depressing than most, although he was trying to put a brave face on it. We expected you to stay in post a microscopic longer than 780 days, or ” said Keith Vaz,the domestic affairs committee chairman, to the director general of the National Crime Agency (NCA), and the organisation set up in the last parliament by Theresa May to be the British FBI.“It just felt like the factual time for me to move,” replied Bristow. His contract didn’t expire for another year, but he was leaving in January. Try to think of it as parole. It had also apparently just felt like the factual time to move for six other members of the 13-strong senior management team, and so many junior feds had wanted to jump ship that their numbers had had to be limited to a few hundred. “Could there possibly be a problem with morale at the NCA?” Vaz asked.
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Source: theguardian.com