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PC thought murderer was making 'empty threats' before arson attack

PC thought murderer was making 'empty threats' before arson attack
BBC England Monday 12 October 2026, 16:18 UTC 1 min read
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PC Gemma Quinn did not think it necessary to arrest Zak Bolland after Michelle Pearson's 999 call.

PC Gemma Quinn did not think it necessary to arrest Zak Bolland after Michelle Pearson's 999 call.
Gemma Quinn (PERSON) Zak Bolland (PERSON) Michelle Pearson's (PERSON)
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