City’s new police chief on the job

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City’s new police chief on the job – Brantford Expositor

by ahnationtalk on October 4, 2019241 Views

October 4, 2019

Brantford’s new police chief says it feels good to be home.

It has been a hectic few days for Rob Davis, on the job since Monday, as he settles into his new role heading the 185-member force.

But there’s a lot that’s familiar to Davis, Brantford’s first Indigenous police chief, who grew up in Ohsweken and still has friends and relatives living in the area.

The 48-year-old began his policing career in 1990 as an auxiliary constable with the Haldimand-Norfolk regional police. He joined the Six Nations force in 1994, starting as a constable, then inspector and finally acting deputy chief.

During his time with the Six Nations force, Davis also served on secondment for three years to the RCMP in Ottawa and, for a year, in Ontario’s Far North with the Nishawbe Aski Police Service.