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Constable, John

  1. An English landscape painter of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, known for his pastoral scenes.



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Assistant Chief Constable John Webster said the crashes were "in no way related" to a counter-terror policing raid where officers arrested a 40-year-old Iranian man in the borough on Saturday.

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Constable John Shirley is a former leader in the Oath Keepers, once saying that the extremist group founded by Stewart Rhodes, who lived in Granbury and was found guilty of sedition and sentenced to 18 years in prison for plotting the Jan. 6 riots, was “the last line of defense against tyranny.”

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West Yorkshire Police's Chief Constable John Robins told a meeting of the county's police and crime panel on Friday that 35 arrests had been made in relation to that night's events, but added that the investigation would continue for "some time".

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Assistant Chief Constable John Murphy said following the arrest officers conducted searches in the area and recovered a weapon.

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Force Chief Constable John Robins said the murder had been "shocking and a totally unnecessary act of barbarity," adding the officer had made the "ultimate sacrifice" while protecting the public.

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