Our Flora London Marathon runners 2008
Crimestoppers had 36 dedicated people crossing the line for the 2008 Flora London Marathon. They came from all walks of life - from police officers to graphic designers - and live as far apart as London and Aberdeen.
Each of them pledged to raise £1,200 to help solve crimes. Here some of them explain why they chose to run for Crimestoppers.
If you would like to run for Crimestoppers in the 2009 Flora London Marathon, request more information.
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Hattie Ahmed
Living in London, Hattie feels that anything she can do to help fight crime is worth the aches and pains.
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Alan Blake
As a barrister for the Crown Prosecution Service, Alan is only too aware of how information gained through Crimestoppers can focus investigations to a positive result.
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Toby Day
A police officer from Leicestershire, Toby is running the marathon for Crimestoppers in memory of a friend who was brutally murdered.
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Vanessa Elliott
Vanessa was prompted to join the Crimestoppers team after her mother was left severely shocked and bruised from a brutal assault.
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Andy Hardy, Andy Dowling, and Paul Morley
Working within the construction industry these three are extremely aware of the huge effect that crime has on businesses in the UK.
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Jenny McPherson
Jenny saw documentary 'Street Crime Live' and realised how close crime is to us all.
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Darren Smith
Darren is running the 2008 Flora London Marathon in memory of close friend Mel Ward, a probationary police officer who was brutally murdered in early 2007.
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Chris Tomkins
By running for Crimestoppers, student Chris he feels he is making a small yet vital part in making this future brighter for the whole country.
David Anthony STUART
Offence: Drug crime
David Anthony Stuart was arrested in Accrington in July 2004 in possession of 20,000 ecstasy tablets and subsequently failed to attend his trial at Preston Crown Court in June 2005.
Case study
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