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insp.

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abbreviation

  1. inspector.


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Det Insp Anthea Ponting of Dyfed-Powys Police said she hoped the new images might finally solve the "unusual" mystery of the man in the wetsuit.

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Det Ch Insp Stacey Atkinson said on Thursday: "We recognise this incident will cause concern locally and I can advise residents we are not seeking anyone else in connection with the matter."

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Insp Gareth Childs, of South Wales Police, and his colleague PC Stuart Elson turned their car around and drove to the paddock where Williams had parked.

From BBC

Speaking at the time, former Ch Insp Damian Sowrey said parents told officers "they would feel safer knowing that there was support for young people out at night, and from women who could think of an occasion when the tuk-tuk would have been a welcome sight".

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Det Insp Fay Tooley, from Hertfordshire Police, said: "Lancashire has been brought to justice for the offences she committed, and while our investigation found they didn't involve the physical abuse of children, they are still of an extremely serious nature."

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