Grant Stevens leaves SA Police after 44 years
Grant Stevens handed the keys to acting commissioner Linda Williams on Friday after 44 years in SA Police. He becomes SA's 37th Governor on 9 December.
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Grant Stevens handed the keys to acting commissioner Linda Williams on Friday after 44 years in SA Police. He becomes SA's 37th Governor on 9 December.
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