Thames Valley homicide team wins excellence award

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Thames Valley homicide team wins excellence award

A crime unit handling a significant increase in violent offences has won a Federation award.

Date - 19th April 2022
By - Chris Smith

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Officers tackling “unprecedented” levels of serious crime have received an award for excellence. Thames Valley’s major crime unit has received a Thames Valley Police Federation Team Excellence Award for its work investigating...

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