(Mark Harrison).An EVRD dog received additional training on human cadavers which were buried on land and submerged underwater. This took place in America and facilitated by the FBI at the University of Tennessee.
But Harrison doesn't say a word about where this mythical 'asset' would come from.
He doesn't even say "England".
He is, though, very clear on how much the Portuguese would have to pay: £1000 euros a day, with all other expenses (of Grime) on top.
Meanwhile, Grime says simply that he was "in post at the Operational Support Services", but he gives no indication of where.
(Martin Grime).I am an U.K.A.C.P.O. accredited police dog training instructor in post at the
Operational Support Services.
The PJ must have tracked down where Grime worked because by the time of his rogatory interview, Grime makes reference to the Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police (at that time) Meredith Hughes.
Grime was freelance at PdL.
So, into whose pocket did the 1,000 euros a day for the hire of Grime and his two dogs (with all other expenses on top) go?