Midsomer Constabulary is a fictional police service featured in the ITV mystery detective series Midsomer Murders.
Jurisdiction[]
The service operates in the fictional county of Midsomer, a rural county which is hinted to be somewhere in the South West of England.
Information[]
- The force headquarters are located in Causton, the county town of Midsomer, although many smaller police stations are also operated throughout the area.
- A badger is the only imagery appearing on the service logo, reflecting the rural nature of the forces jurisdiction.
Staff[]
- Chief Constable Richard Lovell (Paul Shelley)
- Unnamed Chief Constable (Timothy Carlton)
- Chief Superintendent John Cotton (Nick Fletcher)
- Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby (John Nettles)
- Detective Chief Inspector John Barnaby (Neil Dudgeon)
- Detective Inspector Owen Jenkins (Philip Madoc)
- Detective Inspector Gina Colby (Clare Higgins)
- Detective Sergeant Daniel Scott (John Hopkins)
- Detective Sergeant Benjamin Jones (Jason Hughes)
- Detective Sergeant Charlie Nelson (Gwilym Lee)
- Detective Sergeant Jamie Winter (Nick Hendrix)
- Detective Sergeant James Noland (Nigel Lindsay)
- Sergeant Gavin Troy (Daniel Casey)
- Sergeant Yasmin Ali (Sheena Bhattessa)
- Sergeant Trevor Gibson (Lee Ross)
- Sergeant Gill (Paul Thornley)
- Detective Constable Gail Stevens (Kirsty Dillon)
- Detective Constable Simon Backley (Andrew Lancel)
- Detective Constable Briars (Nigel Betts)
- Constable Carolyn Florrie (Jaye Jacobs)
- Constable Sarah Pearce (Candida Benson)
- Constable Angel (Neil Conrich)
- Constable Milton (Sian Clifford)
- Constable Hitchens (Megan Fisher)
Real Life Equivalent[]
As Midsomer is a fictional county, there is no real life equivalent police service.
Gallery[]
Causton Police Station exterior.
Causton Police Station alternate view.
Causton Police Station CID office interior.
Unknown Police Station exterior.
Warrant card belonging to DI Gina Coulby (old design).
Warrant card belonging to DCI John Barnaby (new design).
Standard uniform worn by PC Carolyn Florrie.
Police National Database computer screen.
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