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Laura May McMullan

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  • Reporter, BBC
Stoke-on-Trent
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Why police force has put body cameras on dogs

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By Laura May McMullan Verified, Alex McIntyre
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Why police force has put body cameras on dogs Laura May McMullan - in Rugeley; Alex McIntyre - West Midlands Tue, September 22, 2026 at 5:07 a.m. UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. PC Craig Neeson, with his police dog Dan, said the cameras helped to keep track of the animals' movements [BBC] A police force has started attaching body cameras to some of their dogs to enable officers to keep better track of their movements.
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'I thought my time was up when I fell down a well'

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By Laura May McMullan Verified, Alex McIntyre
| Aol Verified
Jonno Stubbs suffered several injuries after he fell down the well in Cheadle, Staffordshire A man who survived a 30ft (9m) fall down a well has been reunited with the firefighter who rescued him, months after fearing he would not make it out alive. Jonno Stubbs suffered multiple injuries after plunging into the well at his property in Cheadle, Staffordshire, in February. After spending months trying to track him down, he met firefighter Jack Gaskell on Monday and thanked him for saving his life.
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'I thought my time was up when I fell down a well'

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By Laura May McMullan Verified, Alex McIntyre Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A man who survived a 30ft (9m) fall down a well has been reunited with the firefighter who rescued him, months after fearing he would not make it out alive. Jonno Stubbs suffered multiple injuries after plunging into the well at his property in Cheadle, Staffordshire, in February. After spending months trying to track him down, he met firefighter Jack Gaskell on Monday and thanked him for saving his life. "If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't be sitting here today," Stubbs said.
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