Ex-Suffolk officer jailed for throwing away seized cocaine

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Ex-Suffolk officer jailed for throwing away seized cocaine

A former Suffolk officer who threw away Class A drugs and later fabricated evidence has been jailed.

Sent down: Daniel Jackson jailed for throwing away Class A drugs

Date - 25th November 2020
By - Chris Smith

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The judged hearing the case of former uniform officer Daniel Jackson, 28, said his actions were “nothing short of disgraceful” as he was jailed for 12 months. The court had heard how on 20 October 2019 the Suffolk Constabulary officer...

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