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West Mercia officers named after judge overturns anonymity order
Inspector Gumshoe
Hats off to the six media organisations who achieved this lifting of the officers anonymity. They must be proud of themselves. However they have a moral choice as to whether to publish or not and the right thing to do would be to retain the anonymity and not trumpet what will be another failed IOPC investigation!
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Inspector Gumshoe
Hats off to the six media organisations who achieved this lifting of the officers anonymity. They must be proud of themselves. However they have a moral choice as to whether to publish or not and the right thing to do would be to retain the anonymity and not trumpet what will be another failed IOPC investigation!
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