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on 02/11/2014 at 16:18
Charlie Aitken (City of Glasgow & Strathclyde, United Kingdom) What a lovely website. I have had the pleasure of knowing more than a few of the cops on the roll. May they rest in peace.
Keep up the good work
CharlievAitken
on 12/09/2014 at 21:06
stumbled across your site and humbled to see the name of my old pal Sgt Malcolm (Malky) Herd. Malky, his future wife to be, Pauline and I served in G Div Pollok in the late 1970's. Some 10 years or so later, whilst out of the country, I read of his passing in the Eastwood Toll helicopter crash. Hope if any of his family read this, please know, I still think of Malky- he was a great big, funny, intelligent special guy. I hope you are all doing fine and am sure making him proud. All best.
on 17/06/2014 at 11:57
Twenty years ago today, my colleague, Lewis Fulton, paid the ultimate price, sacrificing his own life for his fellow officers. Louie - one of the best and never forgotten. Forever in our debt. A428 x
on 05/06/2014 at 23:45
Duncan Nicolson (Glasgow on vac, Mexico) 31years ago today and yet never a day goes by.Yet again as every day my thoughts with Ross' s family.What a waste of a good life.Hoping one day real justice will return to our country
on 12/12/2013 at 20:01
Robbie and Rita McNaughton (Barrie, Ontario, Canada) Our Thoughts and Prayers are with all involved in the Glasgow Helicopter Tragedy!!
Rest in Peace Kirsty!!
on 02/12/2013 at 17:18
Thoughts are with our colleagues at this sad time
on 02/12/2013 at 01:25
Thoughts and Prayers to all members of Police Scotland during this tragic time. Your brothers and sisters in blue here in Toronto are here for you
on 01/12/2013 at 17:57
Thinking about all the victims of the Glasgow helicopter tragedy, especially the fallen officers RIP
on 12/11/2013 at 18:22
Allan (Glasgow, Great Britain) I have just visited your site, and have just seen policeman ( thomas rothnie) I'm a rothnie. He died in 1912 falling from a train in Gretna. Would like to know more about thomas. Thank you.
Webmaster's reply : HI Allan, the Dumfries & Galloway Police Museum may have more information. The museum is within the Police Station at Loreburn Street Dumfries.
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