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THIS NEW PAGE IS INTENDED TO ASSIST OUR MEMBERS IN TRACING OLD COLLEAGUES, GATHERING INFORMATION IN RELATION TO POLICE RELATED TOPICS AND CHARITY VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES. IF YOU HAVE AN ARTICLE OR ITEM FOR INCLUSION PLEASE FORWARD IT TO: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Any images in jpeg or pdf format. The Disappearance of Mary FlanaganOn 31st December 1959, 16 year old Mary Flanagan left her home in Wallace Road, West Ham, East London to go to a New Year’s Eve party. She never returned. The disappearance of Mary Flanagan is the Met’s oldest missing person case. The investigation is being completely reviewed and new enquiries undertaken, under the supervision of DCI Dave Rock at Newham Police. If any ex- or retired officers from East London were involved in the original investigation or know anything about the case, the Newham Police Missing Persons Unit would like to hear from you. Please call 0208 217 5728. USE THIS LINK FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Have you been helped by the kindness of a stranger? Has an anonymous hero rescued you by making a split second decision that has made the difference between life and death? Or have you been the passerby who has stepped in to help a stranger in an emergency? In an inspirational new series we would like to tell the amazing stories of people who have either been helped by a stranger, or people who have helped a stranger in an emergency. If you would welcome the opportunity to tell your story then please get in touch: Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Call: 0207 620 6732 |
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