article_snippet.sent: Sue Sim, who came to national prominence five years ago as Northumbria Police dealt with the Northumbria Police manhunt for killer Raoul Moatkiller Raoul Moat , said Sue Sim was 'sad' to leave the force but was retiring to spend more time with Sue Sim family.
article_snippet.sent: Sue Sim said: 'After careful consideration I have decided to retire when I reach my 30 years service on June 3. '
article_snippet.sent: Vera Baird, police and crime commissioner for Northumbria, said Sue Sim would miss working with Ms Sim.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Baird said: 'Ms Sim gave me formal notice of Sue Sim decision to retire on Wednesday April 8 and Sue Sim will leave the force on June 3 when Sue Sim has completed 30 years of public service in policing. '
article_snippet.sent: Chief Constable Sue Sim, who became the police face of the Moat manhunt, has now announced Sue Sim retirement . '
article_snippet.sent: I will miss our joint working and I wish Sue Sim well in her retirement,' Sue Sim said.
highlights_snippet.sent: Sue Sim has announced Sue Sim will retire on June 3 .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Sue Sim will retire after 30 years' service but allowed to retain Sue Sim full pension .
  