Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph › June 02, 2007
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Scunthorpe Telegraph readers have been mixed in their response to Humberside Police's decision to wipe the slate clean for hundreds of officers caught committing traffic offences.
As reported in the Scunthorpe Telegraph on Wednesday, more than 1,900 offences of speeding and jumping red lights by officers were recorded last year.See the full content of this document
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Mixed Public Reaction to Police Fine Let-Offs ; Scunthorpe Telegraph Readers Have Been Mixed in Their Response to Humberside Police's Decision to Wipe the Slate Clean for Hundreds of Officers Caught Committing Traffic Offences.
But the statutory fine and three penalty points were not issued in any case.
Speaking previously, Assista...See the full content of this document
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