A retired officers fight for justice pledge to his dying colleague

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A retired officer's fight for justice pledge to his dying colleague

The retired officer campaigning to get justice for PC Yvonne Fletcher is preparing for "one last push" to close her case.

Date - 28th June 2022
By - Chris Smith

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Two vital court dates now stand between the former colleague of PC Yvonne Fletcher and a promise to get her justice. John Murray, who last autumn secured a historic verdict at the High Court, is preparing to challenge an appeal next month by the...

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