Force failure to act on Moat intelligence unbelievable

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Force failure to act on Moat intelligence 'unbelievable'

War of words between watchdog and force after scathing criticism of its actions.

Date - 7th January 2014
By - Jack Sommers - Police Oracle

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The police watchdog has said it is “frankly unbelievable” that officers failed to act on intelligence that Raoul Moat was likely to attack people on release from prison. Moat (pictured) went on a shooting spree after being released from...

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