Most wanted ‘lured officers to their deaths’

One of England’s most wanted men is believed to have lured two unarmed constables to their deaths.

Most wanted ‘lured officers to their deaths’
Wed, 19 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
Pat Hurst

Greater Manchester chief constable Peter Fahy said Dale Cregan is thought to have made a bogus burglary report then attacked the officers, opening fire with a gun and a grenade.

Fahy named the “brave” officers as Fiona Bone, 32, and Nicola Hughes, 23.

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CourtsPlace: EnglandPlace: Greater ManchesterPlace: Hyde police stationPlace: GMPPlace: HattersleyPlace: Folkestone Rd EastPlace: Cotton Tree pubPlace: DroylsdenPerson: Peter FahyPerson: Dale CreganPerson: FahyPerson: Fiona BonePerson: Nicola HughesPerson: CreganPerson: HughesPerson: BonePerson: David ShortPerson: MarkPerson: ShortPerson: Mark ShortPerson: David CameronOrganisation: Manchester Crown CourtOrganisation: Crown CourtOrganisation: Royal Logistic Corps
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