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Todd Shean, Commanding Officer of Alberta RCMP retires

Jul 18, 2018 | 8:16 AM

EDMONTON- Deputy Commissioner Todd Shean, Commanding Officer of the Alberta RCMP, has announced his retirement after serving the citizens of Canada for 32 years.

Shean has held this position for the past 15 months and his last day as Commanding Officer will be September 7.

During his career, Deputy Commissioner Shean has served in British Columbia, New Brunswick and Alberta.

He has held a wide variety of positions in the Force including Officer in Charge of the Codiac Municipal RCMP Detachment, Criminal Operations Officer for New Brunswick RCMP and Assistant Commissioner in charge of Financial Crime in National Headquarters.

Shean has also represented the RCMP internationally on committees including the G7 Law Enforcement Sub-Group and the Five Eyes Criminal Intelligence Advisory Group.

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Most recently, he served the Vice President of the Americas for the INTERPOL Executive Committee.

Deputy Commissioner Shean has accepted a new position in his home province of New Brunswick. 

(Gary McKinnon)

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