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Gotcha... Sgt John Langford and Pc David Christie apprehend convicts at Parkside
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Gotcha... Sgt John Langford and Pc David Christie apprehend convicts at Parkside
Gotcha... Sgt John Langford and Pc David Christie apprehend convicts at Parkside, from left, Paul Brazir, Steve Rawlins and Steve Woolford, Sponsored Criminals for the day, Cambridge, 28th October 1985
Cambridge News
Mirrorpix
England
Media ID 21911938
© Mirrorpix
Ball Cambridge Cambridgeshire Chain Charities Crime Events Fundraising Officer Police Uniformed 1985
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In this print from 1985, titled "Gotcha" we witness a moment of triumph as Sgt John Langford and Pc David Christie apprehend convicts at Parkside. The image showcases the true essence of camaraderie between law enforcement officers, as they stand united in their mission to uphold justice. From left to right, we see Paul Brazir, Steve Rawlins, and Steve Woolford - all sponsored criminals for the day. This unique event took place in Cambridge, England and was organized as a charity fundraiser. It brought together individuals from various backgrounds who were willing to have some fun while supporting worthy causes. The photograph captures the spirit of the 1980s with its vibrant energy and sense of humor. Dressed in their official uniforms, Sgt John Langford and Pc David Christie exude authority while maintaining an air of playfulness. Their dedication to serving their community shines through every pixel. This snapshot serves as a reminder that even amidst serious matters such as crime prevention, there is room for laughter and lightheartedness. It symbolizes the power of unity within law enforcement agencies and highlights their commitment not only to enforcing laws but also to giving back to society. Preserved by Memory Lane Prints and originally featured in Cambridge News, this print immortalizes a memorable moment that continues to inspire both those involved on that fateful day and anyone who lays eyes upon it today.
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