Case dropped against top cops accused of sending offensive messages about women
Superintendent and Inspector accused of sending sexually-charged offensive messages about women on WhatsApp
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Former Superintendent Ed Cook and former Inspector Scott Snowden of Humberside Police were due to appear for trial, accused of exchanging indecent messages about women they had met while working.
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Grossly offensive text messages case against two top Humberside Police officers dropped
Superintendent and Inspector accused of sending sexually-charged offensive messages about women on WhatsApp
Former Superintendent Ed Cook and former Inspector Scott Snowden of Humberside Police were due to appear for trial, accused of exchanging indecent messages about women they had met while working.
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SALT LAKE CITY Salt Lake City s newest office tower will include technology aimed at keeping people safe from the spread of illnesses like COVID-19.
When it s completed late next year, 95 State at City Creek will be a 25-story, 515,000-square-foot office tower incorporating state-of-the-art enhancements that allows touchless entry from the main door and throughout the property, reducing traditional touch points thereby creating a safer and healthier workplace experience for tenants and visitors. We ve tried to resolve some issues that we think tenants are going to have in the current environment, while also looking forward as many years as possible to also provide an environment that will be safe and healthy for the long term, said Matt Baldwin, director of Real Estate Development for City Creek Reserve Inc.