A lack of GPS data close to where the mother-of-two was bludgeoned to death in a Kent village north of Dover suggests that her attacker is local and a man, a source has claimed.
Family of murdered PCSO Julia James fume where is the outrage? in wake of mum s death
PCSO Julia James body was found in woodland near Canterbury more than a week ago after she had gone out to walk her dog. A murder investigation has started but so far no arrests have been made
No arrests have been made so far after Julia James body was found in woodland near Canterbury (Image: KMG / SWNS.COM)
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A former police chief today said she would struggle to report a crime because of the way female victims are routinely judged and humiliated .
Sue Fish, who retired as Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire Police in 2017, said going through the criminal justice system was thankless for women, adding that victim blaming was now endemic .
Ms Fish told Emma Barnett on BBC Radio 4 s Woman s Hour that there were still significant parts of policing where there is a very toxic culture of sexism, of misogyny, that objectifies women .
The former top officer was speaking amid fierce backlash against the Met Police s handling of a vigil for 33-year-old marketing executive Sarah Everard after one of its own officers, Wayne Couzens, was charged with her kidnap and murder.