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Put your questions to Sussex Police's top roads officer

4:27pm Tuesday 26th February 2013 in News

Put your questions to Sussex Police's top roads officer Put your questions to Sussex Police's top roads officer

Is there anything you would like to ask Sussex Police’s top roads officer?

Superintendent Natalie Maloney, head of the force’s Road Policing Unit, will be answering Argus readers’ questions as part of our Your Interview series.

We have already featured Albion chief executive Paul Barber, Brighton Pavilion Green MP Caroline Lucas and Brighton businessman Mike Holland among others.

We are now asking our readers for questions for Supt Maloney.

Ever wanted to know more about how police deal with speeding?

Or maybe you want to ask Supt Maloney why roads are shut for so long following crashes.

Email your questions to anna.roberts@theargus.co.uk or call Anna on 01273 544539.

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