Interceptors help raise over £9,000 in memory of colleague

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Interceptors help raise over £9,000 in memory of colleague

The 34-year-old lost his battle with cancer in February last year.

A total of �9,300 was raised

Date - 13th January 2018
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle

Officers have helped raise more than £9,000 in memory of their colleague PC Gavin Smith. The money was raised at an afternoon tea event in aid of Butterwick Hospice - where PC Smith received care - on January 2. PC Gavin Smith...

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