Major John Ferguson 1946 to 1958 Lt. Col Geoffrey White 1958 to 1962 Richard Dawnay Lemon April 1962 to 1974 Barry Pain 1974 to 1982 Frank Jordan 1982 to 1989 Paul Condon 1989 to 1993 Sir (John) David Phillips 1993 to 2003 Robert Ayling 1 April 2003 to 5 January 2004 Michael Fuller 5 January 2004 to 16 February 2010 Ian Learmonth 5 July 2010 to 4 January 2014 Alan Pughsley 4 January 2014 to 3 October 2022 Tim Smith - 6 December 2022 to present. Officers killed in the line of duty or while reporting for duty The Police Roll of Honour Trust and Police Memorial Trust list and commemorate all British police officers killed in the line of duty. Since its establishment in 1984, the Police Memorial Trust has erected 50 memorials nationally to some of those officers. The following members of Kent Police are listed on the Roll of Honour: PC Israel May - Died 24 August 1873, aged 37 - Beaten with his own truncheon while attempting to arrest a drunken man. PC John Harryman - Died 29 May 1907, aged 29 - Killed by a railway engine while guarding the line for the royal train. PC John Truphet Saywell - Died 1 October 1910, aged 35 - Died during an operation on an injury inflicted during a disturbance. DS George Henry Apps - Died 7 June 1916, aged 34 - Died of injuries received on duty in 1915 when knocked down by a car. PC Charles William Walker - Died 21 July 1924, aged 51 - Died of injuries received on duty when he was knocked down by a cyclist. PC Edwin James Longhurst - Died 8 February 1928, aged 44 - Fatally injured cycling on duty when knocked down by a bus in Canterbury. PC Ernest F. Bradley - Died 18 August 1928, aged 27 - Fatally injured on motorcycle patrol in a collision with another motorcycle. PC Albert Cox - Died 20 December 1930, aged 40 - Died of injuries sustained in January 1930 in a cycling accident on duty. RPC Charles William Haines - Died 20 September 1940, aged 65 - Fatally injured when struck by a car cycling back to his station in an air raid. PC Thomas James Farrell - Died 1 November 1940, aged 38 -Killed during an enemy air raid when bomb splinters pierced his helmet. PWRC Herbert