PC Harper is a hero who will never be forgotten, says Fed

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PC Harper is a hero who will never be forgotten, says Fed

The Thames Valley Police Federation has paid tribute to "hero" PC Andrew Harper and says he will never be forgotten on the day three men were convicted of his manslaughter.

Date - 24th July 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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Craig O’Leary, Chairman of Thames Valley Police Federation, said what happened to PC Andrew Harper will never be forgotten by any Thames Valley Police officer. Mr O’Leary said: “PC Andrew Harper loved being a police officer. He...

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