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PC Harper widow 'won't give up' early release fight

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PC Harper widow 'won't give up' early release fight
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PC Harper widow 'won't give up' early release fightImage source, Martis MediaImage caption, Lissie Harper successfully campaigned for harsher sentences for the manslaughter of emergency workers on dutyByDave GilyeatSouth of EnglandPublished1 hour agoThe widow of a police officer…

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PC Harper widow 'won't give up' early release fightImage source, Martis MediaImage caption, Lissie Harper successfully campaigned for harsher sentences for the manslaughter of emergency workers on dutyByDave GilyeatSouth of EnglandPublished1 hour agoThe widow of a police officer has said she hopes people will share a petition calling for his killers to be denied early release from prison, insisting she "will not give up".PC Andrew Harper, from Wallingford, died in 2019 when he was dragged by a car as three teenagers fled the scene of a Berkshire quad bike theft.Under updated plans to tackle prison overcrowding, two of PC Harper's killers - Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers - would be eligible for release next year.Justice Secretary Alex Norris said the government was trying to avert "a prison…

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