Force releases BWV footage of man spitting in officers face

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Force releases BWV footage of man spitting in officer's face

Offender found guilty of assault but fails to appear at sentencing hearing.

Date - 24th October 2019
By - Police Oracle

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British Transport Police has released body worn video footage of a drunken train passenger spitting in the face of an officer after the offender failed to appear at a sentencing hearing. The BTP said Jamie Glover, 31, was arrested at York station...

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