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Head of Police Federation of England and Wales suspended
Mukund Krishna, earning £701,000 in 2025, was suspended after his arrest on suspicion of fraud by abuse of position involving senior Police Federation figures.
- The Police Federation said on Monday that Mukund Krishna, chief executive of the Police Federation of England and Wales, has been suspended after his arrest by City of London Police on Wednesday.
- City of London Police Domestic Corruption Unit has been leading a year-long probe into alleged fraud by abuse of position and executed search warrants last week at Federation House, Leatherhead, Surrey, and properties in Wales, Somerset, London, and Surrey.
- Three men connected to the federation were arrested on suspicion of fraud by abuse of position, interviewed and released on conditional bail, with two holding current or former senior federation roles.
- PFEW, which represents over 145,000 police officers, says it is cooperating fully with relevant authorities as the Met Police Federation watches legal developments.
- Investigators called the inquiry complex and active, noting Krishna is under scrutiny after raids by City of London Police's Domestic Corruption Unit.
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