HSE charge over PC Terry
The Health and Safety Executive will bring charges against GMP over the death of PC Ian Terry. The Crown Prosecution Service decided yesterday there wasn't enough evidence to bring criminal charges over his death.
Widow speaks out after CPS decision
The widow of a Greater Manchester Police officer shot dead by a colleague on a training excercise has spoken of her dismay that no-one will face criminal charges.
Joanne Terry was speaking after the Crown Prosecution Service said there wasn't enough evidence to bring charges over the incident in 2008. Instead, GMP and two of its officers will face prosecution for breaching the regulations governing health and safety at work.Rob Smith reports
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Joanne Terry 'devastated'
The widow of a North West policeman, shot dead by a colleague in a bungled training exercise, has criticised his former force and the CPS
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HSE to bring charges over PC shot dead in training
The Health and Safety Executive will bring charges against Greater Manchester Police over the death of PC Ian Terry.
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No charges after PC 'gunned down'
Pc Terry, from Burnley was gunned down by his close friend as the unit practised in a disused Manchester factory.