article_snippet.sent: Sitting alongside Vera Baird on the organisation's top table is Sue Sim, Northumbria's Chief Constable, records revealed.
article_snippet.sent: Sitting alongside Ms Baird on Victims First Northumbria's top table is Chief Constable Sue Sim.
article_snippet.sent: The pair are pictured together, above .
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Sim shot to prominence within the force over Mrs Sim handling of the hunt for Raoul Moat in 2010.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Sim is pictured above with Deputy Chief Superintendent Neil Adamson at a press conference following Deputy Chief Superintendent Neil Adamson death .
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Sim has already announced that Mrs Sim will be retiring from the force in June.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Sim was previously accused of bullying staff and faced an investigation that was spearheaded by Ms Baird, Mrs Sim co-director at Victims First Northumbria.
article_snippet.sent: But sources say many may be reluctant to confide in a service that is partly run by Mrs Sim who faced misconduct proceedings over alleged workplace bullying before announcing Mrs Sim retirement last week.
article_snippet.sent: The police chief who shot to prominence after Mrs Sim handling of the Raoul Moat manhunt in 2010, said Mrs Sim was stepping down to spend more time with Mrs Sim family.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Baird praised Mrs Sim 'passion and enthusiasm', adding: 'Sue and I have worked well together over the two-and-a-half years since I became police and crime commissioner.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Chief Constable Sue Sim is also on the organisation's board of directors .
  