Brave officer arrests offender after suffering vehicle-related injury

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British Association for Women in Policing Bravery Award.

Cheshire PC Heather Cotterill (second left) accepting her bravery award from Chief Constable Dee Collins (right)

Date - 21st June 2018
By - Sophie Garrod - Police Oracle

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A courageous officer who feared she could be killed by a man attempting to flee before single-handedly detaining him has been commended for her actions. In January, PC Heather Cotterill located a vehicle which had activated an ANPR camera moments...

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