Former officer says he's 'appalled' PC Harper's killers could be released early
Former officer says he's 'appalled' PC Harper's killers could be released earlyImage source, PAImage caption, Albert Bowers (left) and Jessie Cole (centre) are eligible to be freed under the early release scheme ByHelena WilkinsonNews correspondentPublished4 minutes agoThe…
- ▪Former officer says he's 'appalled' PC Harper's killers could be released earlyImage source, PAImage caption, Albert Bowers (left) and Jessie Cole (centre) are eligible to be freed under the early release scheme ByHelena WilkinsonNews corre
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| Publication time | Fri, 07 Aug 2026 05:00:23 GMT |
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Former officer says he's 'appalled' PC Harper's killers could be released earlyImage source, PAImage caption, Albert Bowers (left) and Jessie Cole (centre) are eligible to be freed under the early release scheme ByHelena WilkinsonNews correspondentPublished4 minutes agoThe senior investigating officer in the PC Andrew Harper case has told the BBC he is "appalled" that two of the killers will become eligible for early release.PC Harper, 28, from Wallingford, Oxfordshire, died from catastrophic injuries in 2019 when he was dragged behind the getaway car of three teenagers who had fled the scene of a quad bike theft.Two of his killers – Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers – will be eligible for early release next year under revised government plans to tackle prison overcrowding.PC Harper's widow,…
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