Ensuring our team has enough specialist knowledge to deliver a high-quality service.
Rowan Moore | Assistant Chief Constable, North West Regional Organised Crime Unit
Rowan joined the NWROCU in 2024 on promotion from the Police Service of Northern Ireland. He has 29 years’ service in diverse roles including neighbourhood policing, anti-corruption, surveillance, undercover policing, CID, and strategic firearms command.
Rowan’s career started in Kent Police and having transferred to the Royal Ulster Constabulary in 1998, he worked in response and neighbourhood teams in Omagh and Belfast. Rowan subsequently specialised in covert policing and firearms command, and he has significant experience of the operational, tactical, and strategic delivery of proactive counter-terrorist and counter-SOC operations in Northern Ireland.
As head of PSNI Specialist Operations Branch, he had responsibility for Air Support, CTSFO Teams, Surveillance, Undercover Policing and Firearms Command. Most recently, Rowan was the local policing commander for Belfast.
Jonathan Salisbury-Jones | Detective Chief Inspector, North West Regional Organised Crime Unit
Jonathan joined North Wales Police in 2007 and following his probationary period, joined CID as a trainee detective. The majority of his career has been spent in the detective world where he has served as a detective in every rank.
In 2018, Jonathan was promoted to Detective Chief Inspector within the Protecting Vulnerable People Unit. This role gave him strategic responsibility for Domestic Abuse, Vulnerability and Mental Health. Operationally, Jon was responsible for MOSOVO, Central Referral Unit, Cyber Crime and Digital Forensics.
As a DCI, Jonathan became a PIP3 accredited Senior Investigating Officer and completed Kidnap and Extortion training.
Following promotion to Detective Superintendent in 2021, Jonathan became the Director of Intelligence and Force Authorising Officer for North Wales Police. This portfolio consisted of the Dedicated Source Unit, Force Intelligence, Cyber Crime, Digital Media Investigators and Economic Crime.
In June 2023, Jonathan joined the NWROCU where his current responsibilities are Economic Crime, Cyber Crime and the North West Cyber Resilience Centre