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US Air Force officer accused of possessing child abuse images was flown out of the UK

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BBCUS Air Force officer accused of possessing child abuse images was flown out of the UK
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A senior US Air Force officer was flown out of the UK before he could be questioned over allegations that he possessed child sexual abuse images, it has emerged.

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