2 Police Officers Killed During Routine Call

The transcript details a tragic incident in British policing history where two officers, Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes, were ambushed and killed while responding to a routine call in Hattersley. The presence of a bomb disposal squad highlighted the severity of the situation. Chief Constable Peter Fahey emphasized the unpredictable nature of police work and the bravery of officers. The Greater Manchester Police (GMP) mourned the loss, with flags at half-mast, while vowing to pursue any accomplices. The incident raised concerns in the community, particularly in Hattersley, due to the use of grenades and the brutal nature of the crime.

What was the initial belief of officers Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes when they responded to the call?

• They were responding to a high-risk operation.

• They were called for a community event.

• They thought it was a routine incident.

• They were aware of the ambush.

What does the presence of a bomb disposal squad in Hattersley indicate?

• It was a training exercise.

• The situation was extremely serious.

• There was a planned community event.

• The incident was a minor disturbance.

According to Chief Constable Peter Fahey, what is a common aspect of police work?

• Community engagement and events.

• Facing unexpected and dangerous situations.

• Routine paperwork and desk jobs.

• Predictable and safe situations.

What is the police force's stance following the deaths of the two officers?

• They will leave no stone unturned in finding accomplices.

• They will focus on community events.

• They will reduce their presence in Hattersley.

• They will avoid further investigations.

What impact did the use of grenades have on the community?

• It was ignored by the local residents.

• It caused minimal concern.

• It created considerable concern across many communities.

• It was seen as a routine police operation.