Sgt who lost a leg thanks to drunk driver disgusted at early release

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Sgt who lost a leg thanks to drunk driver 'disgusted' at early release

An officer who is suffering a "lifetime punishment" after being hit by a car said he is "disgusted" that the driver is being released on licence 10-months into his five year sentence.

Thames Valley Federation chair Craig O'Leary with Sgt Tom Dorman

Date - 29th September 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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A Thames Valley Police officer whose leg was amputated after a man drove into his patrol car has expressed his outrage after hearing that the perpetrator is being released on licence 10 months into a five-year jail term. Reading Crown Court heard...

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