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Two camera operators have been jailed for conspiring to delete records of speeding offences so their friends could avoid fines or prosecution.
Samantha Halden-Evans, 36, and Jonathan Hill, 47, were snared following an investigation by anti-corruption …

Two camera operators who deleted records of speeding offences so their friends could get away without being fined or prosecuted have been jailed.Samantha Halden-Evans, 36, and Jonathan Hill, 47, were investigated by anti-corruption officers while …

Two camera operators have been jailed after it was revealed they deleted records of speeding offences to let their mates off.
Samantha Halden-Evans, 36, and Jonathan Hill, 47, were investigated while both worked for Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnershi…

Halden-Evans, 36, from Cheadle, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office and two counts of conspiring to pervert the course of justice.She was jailed for four years and two months at Stafford Crown Court on Thursday.Hill, 47, …

Two police workers have been jailed after getting drivers off speeding fines in Staffordshire. Samantha Halden-Evans, 36, and Jonathan Hill, 47, were working as speed camera viewing operatives for Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership[1] when the offen…

Two former camera operators for the Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership have today (21 December) been jailed for conspiring to delete speeding offences so that people would avoid fines or prosecution. It follows an Independent Office for Police Condu…

Samantha Halden-Evans was also locked up for also deleting camera evidence as a favour to friends caught speeding, in her role at Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership between 2017 and 2021.
At the request of acquaintances and relatives, she checked fo…