390 years in jail for serious offenders
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Work by the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Major Crime Unit in 2016 has seen offenders locked up for a total of 390-and-a-half years for the most serious crimes.
Detective Superintendent Karena Thomas of the Joint Protective Services Command said: “Our specially trained officers and staff work around the clock to secure justice, ensuring some of the most dangerous offenders in our counties are put before the courts.”
The tri-force unit is made up of over 170 detectives and staff. The offences they deal with include murder and manslaughter.”