dack

British

/ dæk /

verb

informal (tr) to remove the trousers from (someone) by force

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The siblings grew up in Marham with their parents Brian Dack, who passed away in 2001, and his wife, Peggy.

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After Mrs Dack passed away in 2024, Ms Jenkins said she was thinking of buying an MX-5 as one of her sisters already owned one.

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They later got personalised number plates with the first two letters, BD, representing Mr Dack's initials and 'PEG' for their mum's nickname.

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Ch Insp Kelsey and Insp Dack's colleague was treated in hospital and continues his recovery.

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Insp Dack has more than 20 years' experience in some of the town's most deprived communities.

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