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Station honours Pc killed on duty

Jon Odell
Jon Odell was killed by a speeding motorist in December 2000

A police station building is to be renamed in honour of a Kent Police traffic officer who died during a hit-and-run incident.

Pc Jon Odell, 30, was killed by a motorist who refused to stop at a roadside speed check in Margate.

The main building at Margate Police Station will be called Odell House as a tribute to the officer, who died from internal injuries in 2000.

A man was jailed for nine years after admitting manslaughter in 2001.

Sgt Hugh Quigley will unveil a plaque on behalf of Pc Odell's family following a speech by Assistant Chief Constable Beautridge on Tuesday 28 October.


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