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ONG-HELD suspicions that ribery and corruption existed Dtween some police officers rid recovery operators were mfirmed at CM's recovery perator's conference at the sso Motor Hotel, Wembley. During an open forum, 110 elegates from throughout the ritish Isles heard Chief Suerintendent T. J. Jones of the [eadquarters Staff of Hert)rdshire Constabulary Traffic livision confirm that there ere still bribes being offered, id in some cases taken, to isure that certain operators ere at the head of the list for nergency calls.
Superintendent Jones said tat when such allegations ere made the cases were vestigated and the officers aestioned had to "answer a amber of questions" to their anor officers.
Recovery operators said rat their businesses had sufred as a result of favouritism town by police officers who ad accepted bribes. uperintendent Jones said tat there was a list held at ations and that operators on ie list were contacted in .scending order.
However, one operator, K.