Suspended senior Leicestershire Police officer, Assistant Chief Constable Gordon Fraser, was found dead after being struck by a train a few days before he was due in court. His death is currently being treated as non-suspicious, police said.
Suspended Leicestershire Police Assistant Chief Constable Gordon Fraser, who was found dead on a railway line yesterday, was due to appear in court on Monday.
Mr Fraser and his wife Teresa were charged with perverting the course of justice over a speeding incident in Scotland, which Hertfordshire Constabulary was investigating.
It is alleged Mrs Fraser, who was suspended from West Midlands Police pending the investigation's outcome, accepted responsibility for a speeding offence committed by her husband.
Mr Fraser was suspended from duty in December 2010, pending a separate investigation by Merseyside Police.
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