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Cameron: PCC turnout 'was always going to be low'
Prime Minister David Cameron has defended the first police and crime commissioners election in England and Wales, following a low turnout.
Numerous areas have confirmed turnouts ranging from 13-20%.
Mr Cameron said numbers were "always going to be low", insisting those elected would still "have a mandate".
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