“Police”60+ pages
- p. 7 …Also, any
sightings made by MOD Police and civilian (West Yorkshire) police officers on about the…
- p. 35 …when a large number
of military personnel, Police, civilians etc made UFO reports. Dr Clarke has…
- p. 37 …pilots,
nesses, the characteristics of UFOs and police officers, coastguards, radar opera-
some important sightings, and…
- p. 56 …sc in co-c;peration \\·:th the · police, the
their sighting V<'S cacked lip by…
- p. 94 …1 no instructions are given
to the police, but they lvill no doubt investigate any un…
- p. 98 …The police in t4is country
have not been asked to collect reports of,
or investigate, unidentified…
- p. 119 …Since 1954,
these observations have been the subject of reports made by the police to the…
- p. 122 …who reported on their observations to the police. None of them was
traumatized by his experience…
- p. 140 …c no instructions are given
to the police, but they 11ill no doubt investigat~ any lJ…
- p. 147 …The police in tqis country
have not been asked to collect reports of,
or in.vestigate…
- p. 166 …observations communicated to them officially, either by police or by
territorial or operational high commands.
;a…
- p. 168 …Sinco 1954,
those observations have been the subject of reports made by the police to the…
- p. 171 …who reported on their observations to the police. None of them was
tra~atized b7 his…
- p. 218 …W' .__ OF TRAFFIC r::PT G,\·!E:H POLICE
N.-A RC:LIA2LE EXPERIENCED UN~XCITABLE…
- p. 219 …THE OFFICERS BEGAN TO RETURN •
TOWARDS GIPTCN POLICE STATJu~ wr.EN .THE LIGHT REAPPEARDS BEHIND THEM…
- p. 222 …R.A:OO, AN ·n AF Ops.
(Police, military, press etc.)
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M. NAME .AND ADDRESS OF…
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- p. 228 …2207
29 September 1980
I enclose for your information a copy of a police report
about…
- p. 229 -·<
,, WEST YORKSHIRE METROPOLITAN POLICE
FROM: Gipton Division
SUBJECT: SIGHTING OF U.F.O.
At 0455 hours…
- p. 231 …OUTSIDE· POLICE STATION STATIONARY-tOR 2-3 HINUTES THEN SPED OFF
b. ·NAKED EYE---~ .
£~NORTH OF…
- p. 232 …TOOK STILL PHOT0(1RAPHs~oF· THE OBJECT
POLICE CONSTABLES DESCRIBED THE·OBJECT.AS THIN V~RTICAL…
- p. 235 …THE OFF 1CERS BEGAN TO RETURN •
TOWARDS GIPTCN POLICE STATION wr.EN THE LIGHT REAPPEARDS BEHIND…
- p. 245 …Wakefield (0924)
29 September 1980
I enclose for your information a copy of a police report…
- p. 246 …1\ :.J WEST YORKSHIRE METROPOLITAN POLICE
FROM: Gipton Division
SUBJECT: SIGHTING OF U.F.O.
At…
- p. 247 …OUTSIDE· POLICE STATION STATIONARY toR 2-3 MINUTES THEN SPED
D. ·NAKED EYE---~
to NORTH OF…
- p. 248 …ARE
STAT ION.:- A
POLICE CONSTA
:ABOUT THREE FEET
BT
DESCRIBED THE-OBJECT-AS THIN VERTICAL…
- p. 251 : j ·,~.
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OC RAF Police F1t
Sir,
PoSSIBLE. UFO SIGHTINGS
UNCLASSIFIED
POLICE IN CONFIDENCE
RAF Police…
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e UNCLASSIFIED
POLICE IN CONFIDENCE
8. At 0140 hours. I informed HQ P&SS (UK…
- p. 253 . ..
e RAF POLICE SITUATION
REPORT.30-31 MAR 93.
DOBNO
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DATEi
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31M~93
0115…
- p. 255 …He had been notified of the
objects presence in the area, by two other Police Officers…
- p. 256 …That evening I contacted the Exeter Police and was given the
names of three police officers…
- p. 257 …At this point, I now had some seven or eight reports, mostly
police officers, who had…
- p. 259 …I also received one
report, again from a police officer, who was off duty and with…
- p. 262 …duty in uniform and driving a marked Police vehicle along the A38 at
Looe Mills near…
- p. 264 …or lighting
L. To Whom Reported ' No ...
Police, Military org. the press, etc.
M. Name and…
- p. 266 …To whom reported (Police, military
press etc) '
Name & Address of Informant
Background of Informant that
may…
- p. 268 …I
To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc)
I______________________________
I
I L. Name & Address of Informant…
- p. 270 …I To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc)
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I L. Name & Address of Informant
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- p. 272 …To whom reported (Police, military, 1
I press etc) I
tvr/l\lt2SS\S~ 1/-t…
- p. 273 …SEEN BY OTHER POLICE OFFICERS THROUGHOUT DEVON AND CORNWALL
P. 310130Z MAR 93
BT
DISTRIBUTION Z6F…
- p. 274 …To Whom Reported
Police, Military org. the press, etc.
M. Name and Address of Informant
N…
- p. 276 …REPORTED TO RAF CHIVENOR OPERATIONS ALSO SEEN BY POLICE PATROL
PASSING BURROWS IN CAR
0. POLICE…
- p. 278 …POLICE YR TYDFIL, CENTRAL POLICE STATION, SWAN STREET,
PAGE 2 RBDAID 0005 UNCLAS
0. OTHER POLICE…
- p. 281 …To whom reported (Police, military,
press etc)
L. Name & Address of Informant
M. Background of Informant…
- p. 282 ... ( Official commu1JiCations to btl addrflssfld:- "Offict1r in Chargfl" (addl'tlss as bfllow)
STAFFORDSHIRE POLICE
Telephone: Cannock…
- p. 283 • .. 't
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Staffordshire Police
FROM: P.C.
TO: SUPT.
SUBJECT: U.F.O. REPORT
Your Reference:
Our…
- p. 284 …65
Staffordshire Police
Your Reference:
Our Reference:
FROM: P.C. STATION: RUGELEY
TO:
SUBJECT:
1.
DATE…
- p. 289 …f the Devon & Cornwall
Police Force. He is stationed at Bodmin, Cornwall and was
reporting an…
- p. 290 …At the end of his report~ Sgt informed me that several
other police officers had made…
- p. 291 …The time is 1.10am on the 31st March 1993, and a number of
police officers…
- p. 293 …from members of the public and another police
officer, this time from Somerset. After evaluating these…
- p. 294 …this event include those received
from the police officers who initially saw the objects at
01…
- p. 295 …As with the 1.10am police reports and some of the other 1.10am
reports, this…
- p. 296 …t
to assume that they, like the police officers, had also
observed the spent rocket on…
- p. 310 …Plymouth police received a call from a gentleman at approx
1.10am who reported seeing twp…
- p. 313 …of the witnesses, most of whom were police officers, and some of
whom were military and…
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c-:- UNCL~~D
• 9: • I have spoken to as many of the police…
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AAF Police Flight
RAF Cosford
Wolverhampton
West…
- p. 320 …At 0215 hours, OC RAF Police Flt and the Ord Off, Flt Lt-
were informed of…
- p. 321 …Me~ia
~~?- Police ar1d P&SS.012S hrs ?.eport$ the ~.arne Ught$ in the Rugtey&r…
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•• ·... roli of ~he air force in this &.rea is vory clearly set C'".lt. The role of
~~~(4~~-~ -_. -". .
: 1t;~,'· ·air force staff consists solely in estimating whether certarh information
, amongst the evidence that they receive is likely. to affect national defence;·
this is not, in fact so, as we shall shor-tly see.
It is therefore clear that it is not within their province to make any state-
menta on the origin of' such a strange phenomenon, nor to question the veracity
of observations communicated to them officially, either by police or by
territorial or operational high commands.
;a.
However, it is their task, whenever possible, to correlate there observations
with ureal aero-space phenomena" which, under given atmospheric conditionS
might very easily be interpreted by non-specialized observers as strange
phenomena •
.A.ftc:- e.ne~ysis of th~se dossiers from the' tinat:i.onal defence" angle, they are
sent to the CNES (National Centre for space studies) to be examined scienti-
fically.
In 1976, study of reports recorded over 25 yeara by the air force has only
enabled the following facts to be brought to light, from two points of view~
"National deience" 'Point of View
No acts of aggression, either against persons or property, civilian or military,
have been detected.
Tnese strange manifestations do not alter the geo-physical balance of the
terrestrial environment. No atmospheric disturbcm.ce was detected after they
had passed.
Air.defence systems (radar and combat aircraft), which ensure continuous air
cover ~f the national territory, anu also meteorological department radars,
do not 11Vlsualize" UFOs in 99.~ of cases.