Norfolk policeman who sold gold coins he found could face suspended sentence
Eastern Daily Press (2017). Norfolk policeman who sold gold coins he found could face suspended sentence. Eastern Daily Press. 25 January.
| Title | Norfolk policeman who sold gold coins he found could face suspended sentence |
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| Publication Date | 25th Jan 2017 |
| Author | Eastern Daily Press |
| Source | Eastern Daily Press |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Region | Europe |
| Art type | Antiquities |
| Subject | Metal detecting, Theft, Conviction |
| Comments | "David Cockle, who was a serving police officer in Norfolk at the time of the theft, sold the Merovingian Tremissis coins for £15,000 to a dealer, despite having a contract with the landowner the split the proceeds of any find" |
| Link | http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/norfolk_policeman_who_sold_gold_coins_he_found_could_face_suspended_sentence_1_4863376 |
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