Article: `The deal: Sell drugs and you'll go to jail'.(News)

Article: Detective spurred by extra motivation; In the 22 years he has ...
The Journal (Newcastle, England);  October 23, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... in a back lane reached the desk of Det Chief Insp Jim Napier, a shiver went down his spine ... Newcastle Crown Court last week, Det Chief Insp Napier admitted the thought of what had ... theme, there was little to go on. Det Chief Insp Napier said he had to start with the ...

Article: 'Sympathies with family' ; At the inquest Toby's mother, ...
Grimsby Telegraph;  May 16, 2008 ;     439 words ...At the inquest Toby's mother, addressing Det Chief Insp Steve Clay, of Humberside Police, said: "I am confused ... deal of anguish, which I think is unacceptable." Det Chief Insp Clay said Somerby is an area usually covered by Lincolnshire ...

Article: POLICE IN BLITZ ON BURGLARS ; Det Chief Insp Adrian ...
Evening Mail;  November 11, 1999 ;     486 words ... ... Midlands Police initiative, Operation Shield, will put more emphasis on preventing burglaries rather than solving them. Det Chief Insp Adrian Pickard, of Queen's Road police station, said the operation would add further impetus to his own battle against ...

Article: Police plea to let them all grieve ; Police case officer Det ...
Grimsby Telegraph;  December 21, 2007 ;     283 words ...Police case officer Det Chief Insp Christine Kelk, said: "The case was clearly very emotional and distressing for the family of Sandy Thow and was one in which ...

Article: Police shocked by injuries ; After the sentencing at Lincoln ...
Grimsby Telegraph;  February 21, 2009 ;     356 words ...After the sentencing at Lincoln Crown Court, a senior investigating officer for Lincolnshire Police, Det Chief Insp Rick Hatton, said: "Lee Ross, the victim of this sickening attack, is still suffering serious health problems. "For a young ...

Article: Technology enlisted in fight against work crime; Chief ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  April 4, 2001 ;     607 words ...Byline: John Revill Crime Reporter By John Revill Crime Reporter A new business card-sized CD rom has been launched by West Midlands Police as its latest high-tech weapon in the war against criminals targeting companies. More than 20,000 CD roms have been produced and it is hoped every Midland firm

Article: You're biased, crass, outdated and out of order -DET CHIEF ...
The Mirror (London, England);  July 24, 1996 ;     700+ words ...A former top cop branded Judge Alastair McCallum "completely out of order" last night. Furious ex-Detective Chief Inspector Lynne Tolan - who investigated the alleged groping of two women officers by a male PC - said the judge's comments were "biased, crass, prejudicial and out-dated". DCI Tolan,