Officer Claims UFO Sighting

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Date - 18th December 2012
By - Metro

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A police officer has claimed he saw a UFO moving at supersonic speed while driving off-duty near Birmingham airport.The PC reportedly spotted the UFO near Birmingham airport.The unnamed officer, an acting sergeant with West Midlands police, saw a...

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