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08/01/2015
UK Police Forces Hold Minute's Silence In Remembrance Of Terrorist Attack
The Association of Police Officers (ACPO) and the Police Federation held a one minute's silence to show their respect for the victims of Wednesday's Paris terrorist attack.
Ceremonies took place 10.30am GMT, 24 hours after the attacks happened.
ACPO Vice President Sir Peter Fahy said: "All members of the British police forces are shocked at the savagery of this attack. In any democratic society it is the role of the Police to protect basic human rights and our two French colleagues died protecting free speech.
"They knew the risks they were facing in carrying out their duty and clearly showed great bravery in trying to prevent the terrorists murdering others. We stand in solidarity and express our great sympathy for their families and friends.
"We need the continued cooperation and support of the public to meet this threat but all members of British policing will be even more determined to face up to that very threat."
(CD/JP)
Ceremonies took place 10.30am GMT, 24 hours after the attacks happened.
ACPO Vice President Sir Peter Fahy said: "All members of the British police forces are shocked at the savagery of this attack. In any democratic society it is the role of the Police to protect basic human rights and our two French colleagues died protecting free speech.
"They knew the risks they were facing in carrying out their duty and clearly showed great bravery in trying to prevent the terrorists murdering others. We stand in solidarity and express our great sympathy for their families and friends.
"We need the continued cooperation and support of the public to meet this threat but all members of British policing will be even more determined to face up to that very threat."
(CD/JP)
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