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	Massacre of Braybrook Street - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Massacre of Braybrook Street was, excepting terrorist attacks, the worst mass murder of police officers in the history of the United Kingdom.
		Their driver was Police Constable Geoffrey Fox, 41, a beat constable who had served for many years in F Division (which covered the Metropolitan Borough of Hammersmith) and frequently acted as a Q-car driver due to his vast local knowledge.
		Since escapes were sometimes attempted from the prison with the assistance of getaway vehicles driven by accomplices, the officers decided to question the occupants.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Massacre_of_Braybrook_Street (1702 words)

	Harry Roberts (murderer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He was the instigator of the Massacre of Braybrook Street, a triple-murder of policemen in 1966.
		Roberts was with two other petty criminals in Braybrook Street, East Acton, London, when his car was pulled over by Pc Geoffrey Fox, 41, Sgt Christopher Head, 30, and Det Con David Wombwell, 25 in an unmarked "Q" car.
		When he feared that some handguns were about to be uncovered by the policeman, Roberts drew one of the guns and shot one of the policeman dead.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Harry_Roberts_(murderer) (445 words)

	The Biography Channel - Roberts, Duddy and Witney - The Braybrook Street Massacre Biography
		One of the biggest man hunts ever to take place in Britain was mounted when three policemen were gunned down in West London in 1966 after stopping a car.
		Roberts, Duddy and Witney - The Braybrook Street Massacre
		The murder of a policeman in Britain is still a rarity, but on 12th August 1966 the nation was shocked when three were gunned down in West London after stopping a car.
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		But it was not to be for another three months, after one of the largest manhunts known in Britain that Roberts was tracked down in Epping Forest where he had been using his military training to evade capture.
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		Harry Maurice Roberts (born 1936) is one of Britain's most notorious murderers and longest-serving prison inmates.
		He was the instigator of the Massacre of Braybrook Street.
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		He was the instigator of the Massacre of Braybrook Street, a triple-murder of policemen in 1966.”;
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	British police (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The issue of routine arming was next raised after the 1952 Derek Bentley case, and again after the 1966 murder of three officers in London (Massacre of Braybrook Street), following which around 17% of officers in London were authorised to carry firearms.
		After the deaths of a number of members of the public in the 1980s, control was considerably tightened, many officers had their firearm authorisation revoked, and training for the remainder was greatly improved and later extended to include some training from the SAS.
		In November 2003 allegations were made that police officers were members of the far-right British National Party.
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