They use electronic surveillance of the road and rail network in and out of the town to identify suspected dealers and their cars, and feed raw intelligence in real time to the fast-response Moonshot vehicle unit who can intercept criminals who may be transporting drugs or exploited children.
Detective Chief Inspector Sonia Humphreys, who runs Norfolk Police’s drugs squad, explained: “Moonshot is a mobile team. They’re in cars, on road networks, and they re receiving real-time intelligence with regards to criminals who use and exploit road networks to commit crime. It s a blend of intelligence from a variety of sources, obviously we can t reveal all our tactics.
Warren Stanley Wood II was born on December 8, 1927, and left this Earth on July 20, 2021, at the age of ninety-three years, seven months, and 12 days. Stan (as he liked to be called) was born in Tillar Arkansas, the son of Stanley Hammock Wood and Blanche Hodgson Wood. Blanche wanted her only son to be named after his father while Stanley H. wanted to name him after his father. The compromise was to name Stan after his grandfather but call him Stan Jr. Warren Stanley Wood II
When Stanley Sr purchased the local Chevrolet dealership, Stan moved with his family to Batesville at 12 years old and was a Batesville resident for the remainder of his life. As a youth, he was charged with sweeping out the dealership every morning before school and he never relinquished that task for the duration of his life-long working career at the Chevrolet Place. He also raised chickens and sold eggs in the dealership showroom during World War II to aid in the war effort. At 16, he and three other Bat
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