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Former detective faces child sex charge
9:05am Tuesday 13th May 2008
THE trial of a former Herefordshire detective facing child sex and kidnapping charges will now go ahead in October.
The new date was set during a brief hearing at Gloucester Crown Court last Friday.
Geoffrey Gough, aged 54, of Spring Gardens, Malvern, denies charges of sexual activity with a child and kidnapping.
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