Cornwall's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has defended his role after hosting a public meeting where just one resident turned up - and wasn't even allowed to speak.Tony Hogg, PCC for the Devon & Cornwall force, was expecting a keen turnout when he organised an 'accountablity' session to discuss anti-social behaviour.His team hired a huge room at the County Hall in Exeter, Devon, and assembled a team of senior officers to debate the issue.But the hall was left virtually empty when just...
