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Meet Cheshire Police’s new wildlife crime officer


“You may normally associate police with catching criminals and keeping the streets safe.

But what about when bats, birds or badgers are the victims of crime?

That is the job of PC Debby Marshall, aged 49, wildlife officer at Cheshire Police, to investigate.

Based at Stockton Heath police station, PC Marshall said: “The public are really passionate about animals, and it’s my role to look at any crime relating to them.”

Source: Warrington Guardian.

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