Writing to a Chief Constable, how should he be addressed?

Answer 1

Hello,

It would be completely appropriate to address the letter to:-

Dear Chief Constable Johnson for example (whatever the persons name).

**You are acknowledging their formal role or title, you are recognising their specific authority or the authority invested in that position, Its the formal title then that comes first followed by the persons name or surname afterwards.

Hope that helps?

IR

Answer 2

If you write to the Chief Constable then find out his name and write to him and mark the envelope Private and Personal. He might have a Knighthood so address him accordingly ie To Sir John Smith Chief Constable. Start the letter Dear Sir John. If you only want him to see it but it is meant for another department send him a copy of the letter under separate cover. If you do not know his name and cannot find it, address it to his office and put under the address, For the Attn of The Chief Constable and start the letter, Dear Sir.
Hope this helps and have a happy Christmas.

Answer 3

Dear Chief Constable

Answer 4

Hi there;
It is most proper in a formal address to acknowledge the professional title of the person of whom you wish to seek correspondence.
However, it has been to my experience that they seldom truly acknowledge the common person with-out a formal representative or Paralegal.
You may however try these presentations if you like....

Chief Constable:
John Doe;
or
Honorable Municipal Representative,
Kindly Acknowledge;

Answer 5

I would think that you should address him as you would anyone else. You would address him in a respectable manner and call or title him Sir.

Answer 6

Dear

facist, politially correct, left wing, government supporting, motorist hating sack of **** in a blue uniform, toady

would be appropriate.

Answer 7

Dear politically correct person

Answer 8

Dear Public Hating Porky ****,

Answer 9

Dear Sir (or madam it could be a woman )

Answer 10

He is just a policeman so it is just dear sir