afterwards a detective inspector from dorset police read a statement on behalf of amie gray's family. opportunity to think_ want to take this opportunity to think all dorset police, the 'ury to think all dorset police, the jury medics and first response team — jury medics and first response team to — jury medics and first response team to each and every person who _ team to each and every person who has — team to each and every person who has helped bring amie gray the justice she deserves. i particularly want to thank the family— particularly want to thank the family liaison officer who have gone — family liaison officer who have gone above and beyond who supporting us through such pain and tragedy. amie gray will never— and tragedy. amie gray will never be _ and tragedy. amie gray will never be forgotten. she touched the lives — never be forgotten. she touched the lives of so many, the immense support and love shown by everyone reflects just that. her life — by everyone reflects just that. her life had been brutally taken, _ her life had been brutally taken, but now she can rest in

dorset police told us enquiries into the incident are ongoing and no arrests have been made.ar, stole a few hundred pounds' worth of items. line goes dead. well, shejust hung up there. she confirmed that it was her car that we've seen, enter that shop and leave with the stolen items. we put that to her and she basically denied that it was her. she questioned why we were ringing her and when we put it to her again, she ultimately hung up and had nothing to say. she later told me she'd messed up and her husband denied knowing any stolen items were on sale on his vinted account. vinted told us stolen items are not allowed to be sold on the site, and they work closely with the police. tracking down shoplifted goods isn't easy, but nottinghamshire police are keen to show us how proactive they are. jumper, your jumper. .. everywhere we went, the police could see familiar faces — the regular shoplifters. he has previous for shoplifting offences and, unfortunately for him, he also had some cannabis inside his pocket. back at the station, we spoke to the man in charge of tackling the