DOGGED detective work and a passion for supporting local people helped a popular Gorbals police officer solve a mystifying crime which had…
Natalie said she was “shocked” even to have been nominated.
It was a huge blow to the community and the local artists who had worked hard to create the sculptures. Fraser Stewart, Director at New Gorbals Housing, said: “The association was devastated when we discovered that several of our bronze pine cone statues, crafted by local artists, had been ripped out and stolen.
Natalie accepted her award from Stacey Mullen, Editor of the Glasgow Times, who said: “PC Pollok’s dedication to her community, and her determination to get to the bottom of this crime which had really upset local people, make her an outstanding police officer.
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