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June's Through the Decades is proudly sponsored by . In June 1919, chaos erputed at Epson Police Station, after a Canadian soldier had been arrested and taken to the Police Station. A short time later, a group of soldiers descended on the station demanding his release and attempted to force their way in to the station. Sergeant Green led officers from behind the mob and attempted to disperse them but as the mob retreated he was found fatally injured. Tune in and listen to this heroic yet tragic tale...
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June’s Spotlight is proudly sponsored by . In 1982, June, PC David Haigh was sent to deal with, what he thought, a petty criminal sleeping in his car, not realising that this was a hardened criminal - David would pay with his life. As the days went on, more and more people were to cross paths with this villian, paying with thier lives. No one was safe. Sgt David Winter was searching for this offender and unfortunately came across him and was also murdered in cold blood, whilst his colleague escaped with his life, but still terribly injured. Tune in and listen to this horrific and tragic...
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Season Two continues as we pay tribute to fallen officers, conducting our monthly roll call for June. More information can be found at www.thinbluelineradio.com on our 'Roll Call' page, directing you to , commemorating our fallen colleagues 1970 - present day.
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May’s Through the Decades is proudly sponsored by . Following previous incidents, someone held a grudge against PC William WILKINSON. This grudge would create a tragic incident, in horrific circumstances.
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May’s Spotlight is proudly sponsored by . In 1978 responded to an alarm sounding at a Jewellers. Chris, a 19 year old new officer with Nottinghamshire Constabulary, was not prepared for the situation that unfolded upon his arrival, and tragedy was due to strike…
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Season Two continues with our Monthly Roll Call. Join TBLR as we pay tribute to fallen officers, conducting our monthly roll call. More information can be found at www.thinbluelineradio.com on our 'Roll Call' page, directing you to , commemorating our fallen colleagues 1970 - present day.
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April’s Through the Decades is proudly sponsored by . PC Sidney Wood kissed his daughter goodbye, as she begged him to stay home. Little did he know it would be the last time he would embrace his sweet little girl. Simply searching for a thief, he lost control of his pedal cycle on a steep road. This resulted in a horrific incident that would almsot begger belief.
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April’s Spotlight is proudly sponsored by . In 1988, down in Hemel Hempstead, a Cash In Transit vehicle was visiting a Barclay’s Bank in a bustling shopping area, when a group decided to take advantage and take the chance to attempt a devastating robbery. Despite being off duty at the time, PC Frank MASON stepped up in an attempt to stop this heinous crime, but didn’t realise the full extent of what was going on, before it was too late...
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Season Two continues with our Monthly Roll Call. Join TBLR as we pay tribute to fallen officers, conducting our monthly roll call. More information can be found at www.thinbluelineradio.com on our 'Roll Call' page, directing you to , commemorating our fallen colleagues 1970 - present day.
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March’s Through The Decades is proudly sponsored by . 2nd March 1960, down near London and with the Metropolitan Police. Leslie was on Point Duty, directing traffic through the busy streets – when something caught his eye. The circumstances are all-too-similar to what we have seen much more recently, leading to the tragic death of Leslie MEEHAN near Plumpton Road by the River Thames. Tune in as JP & Dave delve into the tragic events that cos Leslie his life.
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All the way back in 1907, when the role of a Police officer was entirely different in every conceivable way, the dangers were still very real.
PC Ford’s entry from the Roll of Honour simply says that he was fatally stabbed by a deranged man outside his house at night.
JP & Tom delve into the story uncovering the true horrific events of that night of butchery.