She reported the incident to police but the man refused to
co-operate with officers and is threatening to shoot himself.
Bolt said: "It is sending a bad message to the sport that if you
co-operate with us we'll reduce the sentence.
Derek Twigg, Labour MP for Halton, said it was a "scandal" that some officers were refusing to
co-operate and urged David Cameron to intervene.
When opposing parties
co-operate, they get the highest possible collective benefits.
Clr Peter McBride, Cabinet Member for Investment and Regeneration, said: "Mr Punshon has made his view clear that we have not done enough to satisfy the duty to
co-operate with neighbouring councils.
Under the agreement, both parties have agreed to
co-operate on mutual banking industry activities, including the exchange of information about policies and procedures they follow, conducting workshops, as well as launching training programs.
A UK judge has criticised Barclays Bank (LSE: BARC) for failing to
co-operate during the failed prosecution of a supervisor who is accused of robbing a pensioner.
We
co-operate wherever there is room to
co-operate.
London, April 12 ( ANI ): A new study has indicated that our desire to
co-operate with each other may have resulted in the evolution of bigger brains as compared to our ancestors.
Abdessalem said that Tunisia was ready to
co-operate with Turkey in all fields and eager to increase their mutual trade volume.
LIBYAN authorities have agreed to
co-operate with Scottish prosecutors and police investigating the Lockerbie bombing, the Foreign Office said.
Rasmussen said the two sides "could conceivably
co-operate on shooting down an incoming missile".
