Murder detective and Lancashire councillor Graham Gooch dies aged 76
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 30 Oct, 20:46 · Archive
Graham Gooch, a former murder detective who later became a Lancashire county councillor, has died aged 76.
He spent a decade solving major crimes in Lancashire during his policing career. He later moved into local politics, serving as a county councillor.
The Lancashire Post reports that Gooch had 30 years in policing before becoming a politician. The other outlets covering his death note his work solving major crimes across the decade he served in the force.
How it is being reported
- Top murder detective-turned-Lancashire county councillor Graham Gooch dies, aged 76He spent a decade solving major crimes in Lancashire before later becoming a politician.Burnley Express · 30 Oct, 20:31
- Top murder detective-turned-Lancashire county councillor Graham Gooch dies, aged 76He spent a decade solving major crimes in Lancashire before later becoming a politician.Lancaster Guardian · 30 Oct, 20:23
- Top Blackpool murder detective-turned-county councillor Graham Gooch dies, aged 76He spent a decade solving major crimes in Lancashire before later becoming a politician.Blackpool Gazette · 30 Oct, 20:13
- Top Lancashire murder detective-turned-county councillor Graham Gooch dies, aged 76The police officer became a politician after 30 years solving major crimes.Lancashire Post · 30 Oct, 18:34
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