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When Fred Elliott started to suffer severe back pains in February 2000, he jumped at the suggestion of a massage by Mrs Mawdsley, a customer of his butcher’s counter in Freshco. Fred called at her home by appointment one evening and was in the middle of his “treatment” when a squad of police headed by DS Johnson raided the property and arrested Mrs Mawdsley for keeping a lewd house. Fred was also taken in for questioning, watched by a passing Tyrone Dobbs.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	DS Johnson
rdfs:comment	When Fred Elliott started to suffer severe back pains in February 2000, he jumped at the suggestion of a massage by Mrs Mawdsley, a customer of his butcher’s counter in Freshco. Fred called at her home by appointment one evening and was in the middle of his “treatment” when a squad of police headed by DS Johnson raided the property and arrested Mrs Mawdsley for keeping a lewd house. Fred was also taken in for questioning, watched by a passing Tyrone Dobbs.
dcterms:subject	Coronation Street characters Coronation Street characters Detectives Detectives 2000 minor characters 2000 minor characters
Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	2000-02-18(xsd:date)
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Character Name	DS Johnson
Played By	Nicholas Camm
Occupation	Detective
abstract	When Fred Elliott started to suffer severe back pains in February 2000, he jumped at the suggestion of a massage by Mrs Mawdsley, a customer of his butcher’s counter in Freshco. Fred called at her home by appointment one evening and was in the middle of his “treatment” when a squad of police headed by DS Johnson raided the property and arrested Mrs Mawdsley for keeping a lewd house. Fred was also taken in for questioning, watched by a passing Tyrone Dobbs. Fred was subjected to many ribald comments in the Rovers but when the police dropped the charges against both Mrs Mawdsley and himself, he threatened anyone who again made similar comments with slander.

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