Force with second longest coastline celebrates 70 years of marine unit

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Force with second longest coastline celebrates 70 years of marine unit

Essex specialist unit covers 562 miles of coastline from the Thames to River Stour.

Divers were an addition to the Unit in 1967 and assisted with the search and recovery of evidence, stolen goods and missing people

Date - 21st October 2019
By - Police Oracle

The force which covers the second longest county coastline in England has marked the 70th anniversary of its marine unit this month. Officers from the specialist unit were joined by members of the marine community and retired marine officers...

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