Line of Duty: ‘Bent copper’ on facing the real life AC-12 before giving his life to God
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Simon Pinchbeck2021-04-28T10:16:00
At the height of football hooliganism, Simon Pinchbeck was a police officer on terraces of North London, literally fighting for a living. But he soon found himself crossing the line into a life of violent crime. He explains how God turned his life around
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