Bulger police press officer drops compensation claim

A former police press officer who tried to claim compensation for the stress of dealing with the James Bulger murder has dropped her case.

Fri, 14 Sep, 2001 - 08:49

A former police press officer who tried to claim compensation for the stress of dealing with the James Bulger murder has dropped her case.

Wendy Johnson, 41, claimed senior officers at Merseyside Police were at fault for failing to help her cope with the deluge of media inquiries in the wake of the 1993 murder.

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Courts World: Other Heathrow Place: Warrington, Cheshire Place: Liverpool Person: Bulger Person: James Bulger Person: Wendy Johnson Person: Johnson Person: Chief Constable Person: Norman Bettison Person: James Person: Denise Fergus Person: Assistant Chief Constable Person: Grahame Barker Organisation: Merseyside Police Organisation: Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority

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