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It is with sadness that I have to inform you of the death on Thursday 22nd January 2026 of ex Supt. Alan McCORMICK, 85 years. Alan who had suffered with Pulmonary Fibrosis died peacefully at home. His next of kin is his wife, Mrs Josaphine McCormick.
Alan initially joined Bedfordshire Police, transferring to the Metropolitan Police before transferring to the Derbyshire Police in 1970 on promotion to Inspector. He served at Chesterfield, Derby and within Special Branch and was deputy Commander at Derby, retiring in 1990. Alan was loved father to daughters Julia, Rosalind, sons Gez and Markus, their partners, Robert and Charlotte and grandchildren Grace, Alexander, Molly, Thomas, Dylan, Ruby and Elodie. Alan's funeral has been arranged for 2.30pm on Thursday 12th March 2026 at Derby Crematorium, Markeaton Lane, Derby DE22 4NH and afterwards at the Grapes PH, 66 High Street, Belper DE56 1GF. Sean Murphy (Derbyshire NARPO Committee)
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Harry Buttle
10/2/2026 18:19:16
Knew Alan from the 70s. RIP 159
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Kevin Hartley
11/2/2026 19:05:01
Mr McCormick was C/Insp at Cotton Lane in the early 80’s. I was a humble PC finding my way.
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Rick Foster
18/2/2026 08:54:24
Like Kev Hartley it was my pleasure to work for C/Insp McCormick at Cotton Lane.An excellent Senior Officer ,a man who always had time to sit down in the Canteen and have a chat and a brew with his staff.Loved his stories about his time on the Crime Squads around the Luton/Bedford area. I hope Sir you had a good retirement.A sad loss .
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