It seems the river Wye continues to hold the ability to take lives even if one doesn't paddle in it.

Quote:Lancashire Police pays tribute to chief who took key role in search for missing mother Nicola BulleyDaily Mail:
after his sudden 'medical-related' death aged 50
*Assistant Chief Constable Peter Lawson, 50, passed away at his home on Sunday
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'Lancashire Constabulary has paid tribute to a chief constable who played a key role in the search for
Nicola Bulley following his sudden death. Assistant Chief Constable Peter Lawson, 50, who was
described as an 'outstanding officer who served the communities of Lancashire with pride', passed
away at his home on Sunday.
His death is believed to be 'medical-related' and has been referred to the coroner, the force said.
The 'highly respected and admired' officer started his career in Preston before serving all over the county
in a variety of uniformed roles.
He took a high profile role during the search for the missing mother earlier this year and was also
involved in the policing of many other high-profile events and incidents during his career, from
sporting occasions to protests and large civic events.
Mr Lawson appeared at press conferences during the search for Ms Bulley, who disappeared after
dropping her two daughters at school in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire, earlier this year. Her body
was found in the River Wyre on February 19, about a mile from where she vanished while walking
her dog in St Michael's on Wyre, on January 27.
The force was criticised over its handling of the investigation and the disclosure of Ms Bulley's
personal information. Mr Lawson also gave evidence to the Manchester Arena terror attack inquiry...'
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