Fed Seeks Meeting With Andrew Mitchell

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Fed Seeks Meeting With Andrew Mitchell

Regional branch says the truth must be clarified to put row "to bed".

Date - 2nd October 2012
By - Nic Brunetti - Police Oracle

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West Midlands Police Federation has called for a “clear the air” meeting with MP Andrew Mitchell following the row over what was said to Met police officers outside Downing Street. The Fed wrote to Mr Mitchell on October 1 asking him to...

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