Police officer wins award.

Officer wins an award for going after a cyclist's killers and getting
them convicted.

http://qurl.com/j9p8n

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Simon Mason

"Simon Mason" wrote in message
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Officer wins an award for going after a cyclist's killers and getting
them convicted.

http://qurl.com/j9p8n

--
Simon Mason

And?

Mr Pounder

On Nov 10, 5:42*pm, "Mr Pounder"
wrote:
"Simon Mason" wrote in message

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Officer wins an award for going after a cyclist's killers and getting
them convicted.

http://qurl.com/j9p8n

--
Simon Mason

And?

Mr Pounder



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Well deserved for going "above and beyond" the call of duty in nailing
these cyclist killers.
Otherwise they would have probably escaped justice.
--
Simon Mason

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On Nov 10, 5:42 pm, "Mr Pounder"
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"Simon Mason" wrote in message

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Officer wins an award for going after a cyclist's killers and getting
them convicted.

http://qurl.com/j9p8n

--
Simon Mason

And?

Mr Pounder



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Well deserved for going "above and beyond" the call of duty in nailing
these cyclist killers.
Otherwise they would have probably escaped justice.
--
Simon Mason

Who cares? Who is interested?
But, in the interests of discussion ....
How did he go "above and beyond" the call of duty?
Don't get me wrong here Mr Mason, I respect the police.

Mr Pounder

On 10/11/2010 17:39, Simon Mason wrote:

Officer wins an award for going after a cyclist's killers and getting
them convicted.

http://qurl.com/j9p8n

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Officer wins an award for going after a cyclist's killers and getting
them convicted.

http://qurl.com/j9p8n

--
Simon Mason

And?

Mr Pounder

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Well deserved for going "above and beyond" the call of duty in nailing
these cyclist killers.
Otherwise they would have probably escaped justice.
--
Simon Mason

Who cares? Who is interested?
But, in the interests of discussion ....
How did he go "above and beyond" the call of duty?
Don't get me wrong here Mr Mason, I respect the police.

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This is a cycling NG remember.
It is a good cop that goes out of his way to bring a cyclist's killers
to justice, when the easiest option would be to go down the "not
enough evidence" route.
Glad to see him rewarded for his diligence.
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Simon Mason

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On Nov 10, 7:37 pm, "Mr Pounder"
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On Nov 10, 5:42 pm, "Mr Pounder"
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"Simon Mason" wrote in message

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Officer wins an award for going after a cyclist's killers and getting
them convicted.

http://qurl.com/j9p8n

--
Simon Mason

And?

Mr Pounder

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Well deserved for going "above and beyond" the call of duty in nailing
these cyclist killers.
Otherwise they would have probably escaped justice.
--
Simon Mason

Who cares? Who is interested?
But, in the interests of discussion ....
How did he go "above and beyond" the call of duty?
Don't get me wrong here Mr Mason, I respect the police.

Mr Pounder- Hide quoted text -

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This is a cycling NG remember.
It is a good cop that goes out of his way to bring a cyclist's killers
to justice, when the easiest option would be to go down the "not
enough evidence" route.
Glad to see him rewarded for his diligence.
--
Simon Mason

How did he go "above and beyond" the call of duty?
How did he go "out of his way"?
You started this Mr Mason, please answer my questions.

Mr Pounder

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On 10/11/2010 17:39, Simon Mason wrote:

Officer wins an award for going after a cyclist's killers and getting
them convicted.

http://qurl.com/j9p8n

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Still works here. You are not missing much.

Mr Pounder

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On 10/11/2010 17:39, Simon Mason wrote:

Officer wins an award for going after a cyclist's killers and getting
them convicted.

http://qurl.com/j9p8n



URL doesn't work here.

Here you go:

A POLICE officer who went above and beyond the call of duty when
helping the family of a cyclist killed in a road rage crash has been
given this year’s Livia Award.

The award is bestowed annually to a Met officer in memory of Livia
Galli-Atkinson, who was just 16 when she was killed by a car mounting
the pavement as she made her way to her ballet class in Enfield in
1998.

The driver was not jailed and the family launched a series of legal
appeals in their bid to get justice for their daughter.

The appeals failed but parents George Atkinson and Giulietta Galli-
Atkinson were so impressed by the support that they received from
police that they set up the award.
The recipient of this year’s Livia Award was Detective Inspector Mark
Cam, from Catford Garage in south London.

Graham Thwaites was killed in September 2008 when two drivers clashed
and one careered off the road ploughing into his bike. DI Cam and his
team pieced together hundreds of bits of evidence to secure the
convictions of both drivers and their three passengers.
Mr Cam received his prize at an Enfield Police police awards ceremony
hosted by Enfield Southgate MP David Burrowes and his predecessor
Stephen Twigg. The awards were presented by Director of Public
Prosecutions Keir Starmer QC.

Livia’s mother Giulietta said “We are proud of the commitment and
quality our city’s traffic police investigators keep showing and each
year our panel tells us how difficult it is to choose a winner. Mark
Cam is a flag-bearer but he would also wish us to acknowledge his
tremendous team in achieving the result.”

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Simon Mason

On 10/11/2010 20:17, Simon Mason wrote:

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Simon Mason wrote:

Officer wins an award for going after a cyclist's killers and getting
them convicted.
http://qurl.com/j9p8n

URL doesn't work here.

Here you go:
A POLICE officer who went above and beyond the call of duty when
helping the family of a cyclist killed in a road rage crash has been
given this year’s Livia Award.
The award is bestowed annually to a Met officer in memory of Livia
Galli-Atkinson, who was just 16 when she was killed by a car mounting
the pavement as she made her way to her ballet class in Enfield in
1998.
The driver was not jailed and the family launched a series of legal
appeals in their bid to get justice for their daughter.
The appeals failed but parents George Atkinson and Giulietta Galli-
Atkinson were so impressed by the support that they received from
police that they set up the award.
The recipient of this year’s Livia Award was Detective Inspector Mark
Cam, from Catford Garage in south London.
Graham Thwaites was killed in September 2008 when two drivers clashed
and one careered off the road ploughing into his bike. DI Cam and his
team pieced together hundreds of bits of evidence to secure the
convictions of both drivers and their three passengers.
Mr Cam received his prize at an Enfield Police police awards ceremony
hosted by Enfield Southgate MP David Burrowes and his predecessor
Stephen Twigg. The awards were presented by Director of Public
Prosecutions Keir Starmer QC.
Livia’s mother Giulietta said “We are proud of the commitment and
quality our city’s traffic police investigators keep showing and each
year our panel tells us how difficult it is to choose a winner. Mark
Cam is a flag-bearer but he would also wish us to acknowledge his
tremendous team in achieving the result.”

Thanks for that.

shrug

What was your point?

The police are supposed to do that. It's what we taxpayers pay them for.

--
Simon Mason