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A HEALTHY mum died suddenly after she had completed a damning report for MSPs about her partner’s five-year battle with Police Scotland. Bev Johnson, 55, passed away on Sunday night [May 13] in the arms of David Yeoman — one of Scotland’s leading motivational gurus. Heartbroken David, 60, believes the stress of dealing with his fight for justice may have contributed to Bev’s sudden death at their home in Aberfoyle, Perthshire. He said: “ She had years of perfect health and then just died suddenly on Sunday night. “The doctors said it could have been a heart attack or aneurysm and there will be a post mortem. “She had just spent a few hours writing a submission to the Scottish Parliament’s justice committee about how I have been treated by Police Scotland. “I have already suffered a breakdown over my dealings with the police. Without having that stress in our lives, would the circumstances have been different? “I really don’t know — but for both of is, livin

An innocent police officer claims she was forced from her job after colleagues waged a secret ‘ black op ’ to fit her up. Karen Harper, 50, was allegedly bullied over flexible working hours following the death of her mother. When she complained about a sergeant she says Police Scotland ordered a ‘ fishing expedition ’ in a sinister bid to criminalise her and trash her reputation. Whistleblower Karen — cleared of any wrongdoing — today breaks her silence six months after the end of her unblemished 22-year police career through ill health. She compares Police Scotland’s senior ranks to the Mafia and criticises politicians and regulators for failing to hold them to account. She said: “ These people destroyed my career and stole three years of my life. The biggest issue is the lack of trust. “Integrity in policing is essential, especially at the very top but these people are protected. It’s like taking on the Mafia. “This breeds resentment in the ranks and tarn