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| Charles attends police memorial | |
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| Prince Charles and Home Secretary Jacqui Smith have attended a National Police Memorial Day service. | |
| They met relatives of fallen officers after a ceremony at Liverpool Cathedral attended by more than 2,000 people. | |
| Joanne Terry, whose husband Ian was shot in the chest on a training exercise in June, was among those who spoke to the prince after the service. | |
| The memorial event has been organised by the Police Roll of Honour Trust which was founded five years ago. | The memorial event has been organised by the Police Roll of Honour Trust which was founded five years ago. |
| National roll | National roll |
| The trust's aim is to honour the 4,000 British police officers through history who have lost their lives while on duty. | The trust's aim is to honour the 4,000 British police officers through history who have lost their lives while on duty. |
| More than 20 years of research has been brought together to create a national roll of honour for fallen police officers. | More than 20 years of research has been brought together to create a national roll of honour for fallen police officers. |
| The trust was started by Pc Joe Holness, of Kent Police, after the death of a colleague while carrying out road safety checks. | The trust was started by Pc Joe Holness, of Kent Police, after the death of a colleague while carrying out road safety checks. |
| Nine police officers have been added to the roll of honour in the past 12 months. | Nine police officers have been added to the roll of honour in the past 12 months. |