Sir Henry Clithering

Sir Henry Alexander Clithering is the current and incumbent commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service.
== Policing Career ==
=== Humble beginnings ===
Clithering began as a constable with the Metropolitan Police Service, where he quickly became known for his ability to work with other detectives and other departments in an efficient manner.
=== Earning his knighthood ===
He was later given his knighthood after saving a child from a hostage situation, which was nearly at the cost of his own life. He was listed in the Queen's birthday honours list.
=== Appointed as commissioner ===
Sir Clithering was appointed commissioner after Hart Vortex was appointed home secretary, and the former commissioner Peter Enis announced his retirement after many tabloid newspapers mocked his name.
== Controversies ==
Sir Henry is seen as somewhat controversial by many people, due to the fact that he continuously allows Sherlock Holmes and John H. Watson "near-unlimited access to confidential police records". Sir Henry has denied that Holmes or Watson have access to much police information, and that "they get the same access as other private members of the public, which is to say, little to none".
== Personal life ==
Sir Clithering is married to his wife, Mrs. Clithering, whom he lives with alongside his mother-in-law, Mrs. Robinson.
He enjoys spending some of his spare time at The Diogenes Club.
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