PC denies non-fatal strangulation of partner
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A police officer has denied charges of non-fatal strangulation and engaging in coercive or controlling behaviour towards a partner.
PC Thomas DeZan, 32, who is based in Skegness, pleaded not guilty to the two indictments during a hearing at Nottingham Crown Court on Wednesday and was released on bail.
He will face a trial on 18 January at the same court.
Lincolnshire Police said PC DeZan had been suspended from duty.
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