Finalists announced for eagerly awaited Police Twitter Awards

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Finalists announced for eagerly awaited Police Twitter Awards

The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony in December.

Best Tweeting Dog Account is set to be a hotly contested category

Date - 5th October 2016
By - John Toner - Police Oracle

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The nominations are in for the highly anticipated Police Twitter Awards which will see one lucky winner jetting off to the USA. Over the past few months, votes have been cast for policing’s best Twitter talent in categories including best...

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Just days left to nominate the best policing Twitter accounts

Overall winner will receive flights to California.

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