PC who helped avert far-right attack on mosque honoured

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PC who helped avert far-right attack on mosque honoured

British Association for Women in Policing Officer of the Year Award.

Assistant Chief Constable (left) collect the award of behalf of PC Burke

Date - 19th June 2018
By - JJ Hutber- Police Oracle

A PC’s dedication to supporting minority communities paid off when she received intelligence of a plot to attack a mosque. A far right faction was circulating incorrect information that convicted child sex offenders were Muslim and right wing...

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