Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( April 2026 )
ROSS is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO
ROSS is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
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Part of Class 097 – one of these blokes being Brian KERFOOT.
Class 097 – 50 year reunion in 2013.
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Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( April 2026 )
CATHY is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * BUT SHOULD BE
CATHY is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO
? is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
CATHY IS NOT mentioned on the Sydney Police Centre Memorial Wall, Surry Hills Although is entitled to be.
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Our deepest condolences are extended to her 7 year old son Cooper.
Cathy Leigh DONNEY
Cooper DONNEY & Cathy Leigh DONNEY
Hi my name is Schooner and I am raising funds for a wonderful and heartfelt situation concerning a friend ‘Cath Donney’.
Everyday members of the emergency services put their lives on the line to protect and serve our community. Cath Donney is a 21 year general duties veteran and Sergeant of the NSW Police Force. Cath has minimal support re family assistance.
After many years of wanting to become a mother, Cath’s lifelong dream was finally realised with the arrival of her beautiful son ‘Cooper’ (2019).
The first diagnosis of Cancer
In 2021 Cath was diagnosed with stage 4 triple negative breast cancer. After countless rounds of radiation, chemotherapy and surgery she entered remission in early 2023. The following months were spent creating quality moments with Cooper.
Second diagnosis of Cancer
In September 2023 scans revealed a tumour in her brain. Cath underwent surgery and the tumour was removed successfully. However, in March 2024 the cancer had spread into Cath’s brain and her spine. Chemotherapy and radiation have commenced.
The situation currently
Cath and Cooper are currently surrounded by the love and support of close friends and work colleagues. She is receiving help with meals, lots of visits, house cleaning and lots of play dates for her son. Cooper is an amazing young boy who is a kind, affectionate and gentle young man despite all the challenges of mum being ill. He is a testament to the love that Cath embodies.
How the funds will help Cath and why this is so important
No longer being able to work Cath has had to use her life savings to keep her and Coop afloat amidst the extra costs due to being unwell. She now needs financial help.
Cath did not want any fundraising
When approached about this idea, Cath was totally against the concept of any fundraiser. She has always been an independent strong-willed individual never relying on any person whatsoever. Her response to this fund raiser was ‘Other people need this more than me’. Even though her diagnosis is serious Cath still does not feel deserving of any handout or financial assistance.
Thank you in advance to any donation, big or small. Every cent raised will be given to Cath and Cooper to assist with their ongoing expenses, and also set up a trust account for Coopers future.
Nothing further, than what is recorded above, is known about this person at the time of publication and further information and photos would be appreciated.
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( April 2026 )
BAILS is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * BUT SHOULD BE
BAILS is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance *NEED MORE INFO
BAILS IS NOT mentioned on the Sydney Police Centre Memorial Wall, Surry Hills ( although he is entitled to be mentioned in time )
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Anthony Rex BAILLIE AKA Anthony BAILLIE, Tony BAILLIE, Bails Tuggerah Lakes Police District
Grieving ex-cop leads memorial ride for police sergeant found dead at home
The ride two police mates never completed becomes a memorial journey as colleagues unite to honour a sergeant who took his own life with a service weapon.
Warning: Distressing content
The last message former police officer Mitch Wrigley received from his colleague and close friend will forever haunt him.
“He wanted to do a ride with me. I couldn’t make it. I had told him to set a date and I would make it work, but I couldn’t. It’s ruined me,” Mitch told news.com.au.
His friend, Sergeant Anthony Baillie – affectionately known as Bails and the name preferred by his family – was tragically found deceased in his Bateau Bay home on Monday, April 6, with a gunshot wound from a police-issue firearm.
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Authorities have confirmed there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.
Bails’ passing is now the subject of a Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Review.
Police sources have revealed the review will investigate how the sergeant managed to take a firearm home to his Central Coast residence after a night shift. It is understood he was designated an “internal sergeant”, meaning he was not permitted to carry a weapon due to mental health concerns.
Sergeant Anthony Baillie died in is Central Coast home. There are no suspicious circumstances. Picture: Supplied
Mitch, police colleagues and family and friends of Bails are for now focused on honouring the life of the much loved police officer.
“I just wish I could have done more for him,” Mitch said.
Mitch fondly remembered Bails as a truly exceptional individual who would go to great lengths for anyone, “even if it meant he copped criticism for it.”
Mitch wearing the shirts designed for the ride in honour of Bails . Picture: Supplied
“He always had your back and would fight for the troops below him before protecting himself.”
This Wednesday, Mitch, along with Bails’ father, other family members, and police colleagues, will embark on the very route the two men had planned to ride together.
Mitch is organising this ride in honour of Bails, aiming to make it “the biggest thing as he really enjoyed being out on his bike.”
“His ride of choice, which we did together many times, is the ride we will be doing,” Mitch said.
“I want to make this a big event to show how much he was loved as a son, father, brother, uncle, and friend. This ride means the world to me, and I would love as much support on the ride. If you can offer any support, big or small, it will all be greatly appreciated.”
He urged, “If you know Bails, know of him, or want to support a friend riding, please make every effort you can to attend.”
Former cop Mitch Wrigley and Sergeant Anthony Baillie. Picture: Supplied
Cyclists are requested to gather at 9am for a 10am start on Railway Parade, at the intersection of Gen Street, Belmont. ( NSW )
The group will ride to The Beach Hotel, Merewether, for lunch before returning to Belmont. A support vehicle will be available to transport bikes in case of mechanical issues or injuries. Coffee will be generously supplied by Emerge & See NSW & ACT, proudly serving Toby’s Estate Coffee.
“Let’s all get together and show our support for the legend Bails was,” Mitch encouraged.
Alana Singleton from Emerge & See emphasised the importance of reaching out for help, urging anyone experiencing mental health issues to contact their organisation.
Emerge & See is a “peer-led, free, independent, and confidential mental health support service for currently serving and retired emergency service workers and volunteers.”
She explained, “Driven by the lived experience of service, trauma, treatment, recovery, and growth, they will be there to help with resources, education, professional referrals, connection, and hope. We empower our community to proactively engage in support.”
To connect or seek support, please visit emergeandsee.org.au or email info@emergeandsee.org.au
Anthony Rex BAILLIE AKA Anthony BAILLIE, Tony BAILLIE, Bails 15 March 2024
Police officer found dead inside Central Coast home.
NSW
Police officer found dead with suspected gunshot wound inside Central Coast home.
An investigation is underway after a police officer was found dead inside a residence on the NSW Central Coast. It is not being treated as suspicious.
The police officer was found dead inside his Central Coast home.
A NSW police officer has been found dead from an apparent gunshot wound at a Central Coast home on Monday morning.
Initial investigations indicate that the death of the 56-year-old sergeant is not suspicious.
Forensic officers have set up a crime scene at a Bateau Bay home.
NSW Police will conduct an investigation into the death and report to the state coroner.
“A critical incident investigation is underway which will be reviewed by the Professional Standards Command and oversighted by the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission,’’ a police spokesman said today ( Monday 6 April 2026 ).
Our hearts break for our blue family, both current and former.
Please read the post below from Emerge & See Newcastle Hub Leader Mitch. We’ll be there for support Mitch.
Hey guys, as most of would be aware, I lost a good mate, Sergeant Anthony Baillie to suicide on Monday 6th April 2026.
Bails was a genuine top bloke who would do anything for you, even if it meant he coped criticism for it. He always had your back and would fight for the troops below him before protecting himself.
I am organising a ride in his honor and want to make this the biggest thing as he really enjoyed being out on his bike. His ride of choice which we did together many times is the ride we will be doing.
I want to make this a big event to show how much he was loved as a son, father, brother, uncle and friend.
This ride means the world to me and would love as much support on the ride. If you can offer any support, big or small, it will all be greatly appreciated.
Bails father and I will lead the ride which will be an easy 30k ride.
If you know Bails, know of him or want to support a friend riding, please make every effort you can to attend.
Details:
9.00am for a 10.00am start Wednesday 15th April 2026
Railway Pde x Gen St, Belmont, NSW
We will ride to The Beach Hotel, Merewether where we will have lunch before riding back to Belmont.
There will be support vehicle which will be able to accommodate transport for bikes if there are any mechanical issues, injuries etc.
Lets all get together and show our support for the legend Bails was.
Please share this post to get the best turn out possible
March 19, 2024
Sergeant Anthony Baillie has been named Tuggerah Lakes Police District’s Champion of the Month for March.
Sergeant Baillie has held his current position for nearly two years and has established himself as a strong leader and supporter of his team.
The police district’s Facebook page says he brings a positive and energetic attitude to his work with a ‘can do’ attitude.
“He is popular and well respected by his team, his peers and senior management,” the post says.
“Sergeant Baillie represents everything a strong supervisor should be and above all, he is a humble leader – a deserved winner for this month’s award.”
February “Champion of the Month – Sergeant Anthony Baillie
Yesterday, Sergeant Anthony Baillie was acknowledged in front of his peers by being presented the “Champion of the Month” award by Superintendent Chad Gillies.
Sergeant Baillie has held his current position for nearly two years.
He has established himself as a strong leader and supporter of his team. He brings a positive and energetic attitude to his work with a ‘can do’ attitude. He is popular and well respected by his team, his peers and senior management. Sergeant Baillie represents everything a strong supervisor should be and above all, he is a humble leader. A deserved winner for this months award.
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Newcastle Police will provide an Official Police Guard of Honour
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Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( April 2026 )
Maurie is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
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Maurice John DOUGHAN AKA MAURICE DOUGHAN, MAURIE DOUGHAN, DOUGS
Maurice John DOUGHAN AKA MAURICE DOUGHAN, MAURIE DOUGHAN, DOUGS
Maurice John DOUGHAN AKA MAURICE DOUGHAN, MAURIE DOUGHAN, DOUGS
Detectives Course 1 of 1980
Back RowB. E. Preo # 11714; B. J. Molloy # 15384; J. M. Bacon # 15529; M. C. Randall # 13549; I. M. Ford # 14122; T. J. Cheers # 16089; W. C. Greenwood # 12832; E. Hreszczuk # 16353; J. L. May # 14598; C. C. McKenzie # 15179.
Third Row P. Thomas # 14028; S. Allcorn # 16526; M. B. Brady # 15336 ; B. M. Batton # 15215; B. L. Campbell # 16091 or # 12725 ; J. G. Scott # ?????; M. C. Edgtton # 16553; N. K. Colefax # 13903; K. Tight # 13193; D. B. Thomas # 15939; J. A. Hall # 15902 or # 11626; S. McAnulty # 16179; G. K. Cone # 15021.
Second Row J. R. Tate #15950; C. J. Morley # 16551; P. M. Carmody # 16462; D. A. Green # 14261; G. J. Middleton # 12570; B. W. G. Bellis # 15780; S. C. Naylor # 16963; G. C. Farthing # 13333; R. J. Guyatt # 14266; R. E. McBride # 15290; Maurice John Doughan # 13469; M. J. Bryant # 14410.
Front Row W. Holovinsky # 15884; W. T. Mathes # 15706; D. P. Dillon # 15568 (Director); P. J. Meehan # ???? ( Inst. ), L.P. Baker # 12940 ( Inst. ), N.S. Gould # 12150 ( Deputy Director ), R.G. McDonald # 9277 ( Director ), A.W. Cater # 11336 ( Inst. ), B.A. Melville # P/W 0106 ( Inst. ), L.S. Donaldson # 11931 ( Inst. ), A.J. White # 15979, D.K. Robertson # ?????
Newcastle District Detectives: c1979
Back Row ( L – R ) P.C. Cst 1/c WARFIELD, P.C. SenCon GUYATT, Det Sgt 3/c TRACEY, Det Sgt 3/c SQUIRES, Det SenCon SCOTT, Det SenCon MOORE, Det SenCon FLANNERY, Det Sgt 1/c LAMOND
Centre Row Cst 1/c WILSON P.C. SenCon HOGUE, Det SenCon HODGSON, Det SenCon DALEY, Det Insp SHEATHER, Det SenCon MOONEY, Det Sgt 3/c NEWHAM, Det SenCon DOYLE, Det SenCon CLARK.
Front Row: Det SenCon INKSTER, Det Sgt MURRAY, P.C. SenCst Maurice John DOUGHAN # 13469, Policewoman SenCon BUCKLEE, P.C. SenCst PHILP, Det Sgt 3/c McDONALD, Det SenCon VINCENT.
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Buried at: Cremated. His Ashes will be scattered at his favourite beach.
Grave Location: Section: Row: ?Plot: ?
Grave GPS: ?, ?
Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?
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EOIN is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
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Upon joining the NSW Police Cadet system, Eoin was described as:
5′ 9.5″ tall, 13 st 6 lb in weight, green eyes, dark hair, medium complexion, a student, no religion.
As a Cadet he was Stationed at the Modus Operandi Section ( M.O. )
Some of the Cadets from Class 131. Eoin James PETERS # 15249 is 2nd from right.
Some of the Cadets from Class 131. Eoin James PETERS # 15249 1st on the left. Acting Sgt Len HARRIS on the far right.
Class 131 – 01 – 1973. Eoin PETERS in 2nd row between the two policewomen in the front row on the right.
Class 131 – 02 – 2023 reunion. Ian PETERS, Middle row ( black shirt with wide square ) on right.
Eoin James PETERS AKA Eoin PETERS
Eoin James PETERS AKA Eoin PETERS with his grandson and his son, Eoin PETERS ( Jnr )
Eoin James PETERS AKA Eoin PETERS and his son, Eoin PETERS ( Jnr )
Eoin James PETERS ( Jnr ), his sister Jessica & Eoin PETERS ( Snr )
Eoin James PETERS ( Jnr ), Eoin PETERS ( Snr ) his daughter Jessica PETERS.
Jessica PETERS & her dad – Eoin James PETERS AKA Eoin PETERS
Eoin James PETERS & Granddaughter PoppyHood.
Eoin James PETERS Stand back people.
Just one vowel please.
Eoin James PETERS
Eoin James PETERS Loved his riding.
Eoin James PETERS
THURSDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2016 LAKE ILLAWARRA RETIRED POLICE DAY. 45 people turned out to Lake Illawarra ( Oak Flats ) Police Station at 10am today for the Retired Police Day. 15 National Police Service Medals were awarded to various Police who live in and / or worked in the Lake Illawarra Area Command. These awards were presented by the current LA Commander, Zoran Dzevlan. Eoin PETERS accepting his Medal.
SATURDAY 5 MARCH 2005 LAKE ILLAWARRA, OAK FLATS. DRAGON BOAT RACING WITH WOLLONGONG POLICE & ILLAWARRA POLICE. FORMER S/C EOIN PETERS AND A WORK COLLEGE, CANDY, WATCHING THE DRAGON BOAT RACES.
March 2010 Eoin Peters and Allan Stubbs Jindabyne, NSW. Thick black hair is just so ‘over rated’
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Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( March 2026 )
KATIE is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
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Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( April 2026 )
NIFTY is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
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Neville Kenneth GLOVER AKA Neville GLOVER Nickname: Nifty Nev, LOVER with a G, Glove
Neville Kenneth Glover
22/07/1955 – 02/04/2026
The relatives and friends of Neville Glover Late of Chain Valley Bay, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral service, appointed to commence on Thursday, 16th April 2026 at 1:30pm in the Hillside Chapel of the Palmdale Crematorium, 57 Palmdale Rd, Palmdale NSW 2258
Eels, Parramatta & Australian NRL Legend.
Neville Kenneth Glover OAM was an Australian former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1970s and 1980s. A New South Wales interstate and Australia international representative wing, he played his club football in the NSWRL Premiership with the Parramatta Eels and Penrith Panthers.
Russell OXFORD ( left ), NSWPF # 18078 & Neville GLOVER in 1975. Russell Oxford · I first met Neville Glover in 1975, when he was invited to present the trophies at the presentation day for the Doonside Junior League Club. Russell is 14 in this photo.
Neville Kenneth GLOVER AKA Neville GLOVER Nickname: Nifty Nev, LOVER with a G, Glove
Neville Kenneth GLOVER AKA Neville GLOVER Nickname: Nifty Nev, LOVER with a G, Glove
Neville Kenneth GLOVER AKA Neville GLOVER Nickname: Nifty Nev, LOVER with a G, Glove
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Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( March 2026 )
SUE is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
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South Coast Police District exhibits officer at Nowra Police Station Senior Constable John White and Inspector Sue Charman-Horton with some of the guns handed in during the recent amnesty.
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Formerly of Ingleburn, Late of Mt Hunter & Red Head, NSW
Relations in ‘the job’?
“possible” relation in ‘the job‘:
R. KYLE, NSWPF # 9904 ( Born 1941 ) ?
M. KYLE, NSWPF # 17340 ?
NSW Police Training Centre – Redfern – Class # Started with Class 092 – Finished in Class 099
NSW Police Cadet # 1782
New South Wales Police Force
Uniform # 3678
Regd. # 11080
Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy as a Police Cadet on Monday 13 August 1962 ( aged 17 years, 1 months, 9 days )
Probationary Constable – appointed Saturday 4 July 1964 ( aged 19 years, 0 months, 0 days )
Constable – appointed 4 July 1965
Constable 1st Class – appointed 4 July 1969
Detective – appointed ? April 1972 ( YES ) Course 1 of 1972
Senior Constable – appointed 4 July 1973
Leading Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ? ( N/A )
Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 7 March 1980
Sergeant 2nd Class – appointed 29 July 1986 Seniority date = 8 July 1986
Sergeant 1st Class – appointed 18 January 1988 Seniority date = 31 December 1987
Final Rank: = Detective Senior Sergeant
Stations:
As a Cadet:
Following induction in August 1962 Bob was stationed at the C.I.B. Fingerprint Section. In October 1962 he was transferred to the Police Journal Section ( 20 Division ), In May 1963 he was transferred to Liverpool ( 22 Division ) in the Traffic Room and from October 1963 he worked in Liverpool Station – behind the desk. In June 1964 he returned to the Police Training Centre, Redfern, to commence his Initial Training.
As a Sworn Member:
Liverpool ( 22 Division )( ProCst )( July 1964 – April 1966 ), Campbelltown ( which was part of 22 Division )( GDs )( April 1966 – September 1969 ),Liverpool ( 22 Division )( C.I. Duties )( September 1969 – March 1973 ), C.I.B. – Surry Hills ( C.I. Duties – Det. )( March 1973 – May 1974 ), C.I.B. – Surry Hills – Consorting Squad ( Det )( May 1974 – February 1975 ), Fairfield ( 34 Division )( Dets )( February 1975 -September 1979 ), Flemington ( 32 Division )( Dets )( September 1979 – April 1980 ), Liverpool ( 22 Division )( Dets )( April 1980 – 1986 ), ?, Flemington ( 32 Division )( Dets )( c1990s ), ?, Campbelltown ( 35 Division )( Dets )( O.I.C. ), ?
Source: Liverpool Police Time Line by retired Insp. Joe Stanioch.
Service ( From Training Date ) period: From 13 August 1962 to 18 February 1998= 35 years, 6 months, 5 days Service
Time employed ( Paid ) with NSW Police: From: 13 August 1962 to 18 February 1998 = 35 years, 6 months, 5 days Service
Time in Retirement from Police: 28 years, 0 months, 1 days
Age at Retirement / Leaving: = 52 years, 7 months, 14 days
Awards: National Medal – granted 2 March 1981 ( Det Sgt )
1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 7 October 1991 ( Det Sgt )
Robert Alexander KYLE AKA Bob KYLE, Bobby KYLE, Robert KYLE
Born: Wednesday 4 July 1945 in Surry Hills, NSW
Died on: Thursday 19 February 2026
Age: 80 years, 7 months, 15 days
Organ Donor: No – Age restrictive
Cause: ?
Event location: ?
Event / Diagnosis date: pre 2016
Funeral date: Thursday 26 February 2026 @ 11am
Funeral location: Chapel of Light, 61 The Boulevard, Tallwoods Village, NSW
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( March 2026 )
BOBBY is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
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Condolences to his wife, Sandy, and Bobs son & daughter – together with their families.
At the time of joined the NSW Police Cadet system in 1962, Bob was described as:
5′ 8.5″ tall, 10 st 8 lb in weight, hazel eyes, dark brown hair with a medium complexion. He was a former farm hand, Junior Clerk with NSW Government Railways & labourer, his religion was Church of England and the held the Intermediate School Certificate.
As a Cadet he was sent to the C.I.B.
In 1965 Bob joined the Commando Coy. and obtained his Green Beret’ as part of the CMF ( Citizens Military Force ) until 1979.
Bob, together with Det Sgt Jim Greiss, were the first police on scene of the bombing of the Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall at Casula, NSW, in July 1985.
An explosive device was detonated by a timing mechanism at the church.
As a result, one person was killed and approximately 80 were injured.
He remained as a Liverpool Detective until 1986, when he was transferred to the Drug Law Enforcement Bureau.
During his career, he had also served at the National Crime Authority; the NSW Crime Commission; and Task Force Oak.
Robert Alexander KYLE AKA Bob KYLE, Bobby KYLE, Robert KYLE
NSW Police Academy ( Redfern )
Detectives’ Course Class 1 of 1972
1 Feb – 7 April 1972Back Row ( L – R )
R.A. WILLIAMSON, D.W. SMYTHE, B.A. HOWARD, W.W.B. LLOYD, G.R. CARTER, A.J. DAU, A.F. MARTIN, G.H. TAYLFORTH, Robert A. KYLE # 11080, Donald C.E. GRACE, D.B. BRIGHT, N.K. HAZZARD, R.G. HARVEY, P.M. RYAN, C. STEIRN
Middle Row:
F. KIRKHAM ( Inst. ), M.C. MOY ( Inst. ), J.J. COUNSEL, P.R. SHERWOOD, M.M. BAILEY, Malcolm J. BRAMMER, E.R. ELLIS, J.R. COOKE, R. McSWEENEY, Gregory COVENEY # 11947 ( RIP ), Robert D. MYERS, R.G. LENTON, P.J. DARGUE, Paul M. FULLER, P.J.M. RUSSELL, Roger FORD ( Inst. ), R. McDONALD ( Inst. )
Front Row:
?, ?, Liverpool Mayor – Noel SHORT, George PACULLIO ( Police Minister ), ?
( Noel SHORT was a Police Prosecutor and also the Liverpool City Council Lord Mayor ).
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Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( March 2026 )
PETER is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
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Rear Row ( L – R ):
