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Fed welcomes prison sentences for those weaponising COVID-19
Chair of the Police Federation, John Apter, has thanked the director of Public Prosecutions, Max Hill QC, and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for prison sentences for those found guilty of assaulting an officer by spitting and coughing at them during the outbreak.
John Apter, Chairman of the Police Federation
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