It is with sadness that I report the death of Retired Detective Chief Inspector Carl Thomas JACKSON 88yrs who passed away yesterday the 2nd December 2024 at his Chilwell home, after a short illness.
Prior to his Police Service Carl had been a Mineworker. He joined the Nottingham City Police in July1962 and retired in the Rank of Detective Chief Inspector in August 1992. During his Police career Carl had served at Central, Canning Circus and also at HQ on the then Complaints and Discipline Department.
He leaves his widow, Margaret, Children Lynne and Ivan, Grandchildren Sophie and Oliver and Great Grandchildren Ellis, Jensen, Harvey, Willow and Violet.
There will be a Church Service to be held at 11am Tuesday 7th January 2025 at Christ Church Methodist, Derby Road, Long Eaton NG10 4NE. This will be followed by interment at Chilwell Cemetery, Field Lane, Chilwell, Nottingham NG9 5FF
Thereafter there will be a Celebration of his Life which will be held at Chilwell Manor Golf Club, Queens Road, Beeston, Nottingham.
The family would welcome friends and former colleagues to attend any or all of the above should they wish to do so and pay their respects.
The Undertakers are A.W. LYMN Funeral Services of Beeston, Nottingham.
Donations to the benefit of the British Heart Foundation and the RNLI can be made on the day via the Undertakers.
Our thoughts and condolences are extended to the family at this very sad time.
Bob THOMPSON (Assistant Secretary) Notts NARPO
Email: nottinghamshire2@narpo.org Tel: 07989139143
NottsNarpo 
A good friend, Colleague and shipmate crossed the bar. May he find safe waters and fair winds.Bob ABRAHALL
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Devastated to learn that Carl Jackson has passed away. Carl was one of the finest detectives that Nottinghamshire has produced. He was also a notable published author of crime novels. Carl Jackson was a man of the highest integrity and the warmest of human beings. I am privileged to have known and served with him. My sincere condolences to his family.
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Always had time for young in service coppers like I was when I first met him. A good copper, sadly missed
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totally agree with Steve Eley
carl always had time for inexperenced officers
i still smile when i recall returning to the interveiw room at canning to find a suspect for a serious offence apparently alone till I saw carl under the table showing him how you dug coal from a seam
happy memories
top cop and proud to say I knew him
glad his navy days mentioned
RIP
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Very sad to hear of Carl’s passing. Always full of cheer with a ready smile. One of the old school. RIP Carl and with very sincere condolences to the family.
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Carl Jackson, what can one say? A gentleman, character and first class detective. Perhaps more important than those, a truly fine colleague. I’ve spent many a wonderful hour in his company and it was my pleasure to know him. Sincere condolences to Margaret and family, Ron and Val Turner
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I knew Carl and his brother Barry when we lived on/off the Bull Farm Estate in Mansfield. They were proud of their physical appearance and would compete with each other on one arm push ups. He always spoke enthusically about his service in the Royal Navy and he was a perfect fit for the Police. He followed me as Detective Sergeant on the Meadows Sub-Division and we always remained the best of friends. Carl was a proud son of England and we thank him for his Service. R.I.P. John
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Sending my love to Carl’s family at this sad time.
Have lots of memories of Carl from the Ganges reunions and get togethers. Loved the stories he would tell.
R.I.P Carl
From Lindsey Hopewell (John Humes daughter)
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