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“He placed Johnston on the sex offenders register for five years.”
“Johnston was jailed for three years and put on the sex offenders register.”
“about 25 officers were now involved in the ongoing investigation”
“The women, who were sentenced to two weeks in jail”
“The court has exempted 13 of the mothers from jail to care for their children and allowed nine to delay serving their sentences until their jailed husbands returned home”
“A man has been jailed for 18 months after a tip-off revealed he had paid a woman £3,000 to take part in a sham marriage.”
“Otti was arrested in January when he reported to a UK Border Agency office.”
“Pc Mark Carter appeared at Leeds Magistrates' Court charged with one rape, three sexual assaults and an attempted sexual assault.”
“The West Yorkshire Police officer was crowned Mr Gay UK in 2006 at the Flamingo Club in Blackpool.”
“Mr Colman stepped down from his job in February while police investigated allegations relating to his office computer.”
“The pair were arrested last week at the match between Denmark and the Netherlands.”
“Northumbria Police is monitoring 163 people who are subject to these conditions.”
“Northumbria Police said of the 17 arrests, 14 had been charged and two had been bailed pending further inquiries. One was released without further action.”
“Police said a man was arrested last Friday in connection with two counts of indecent assault and bailed until 16 July.”
“Three youths have been arrested after more than 40 gravestones were vandalised at a church in Ceredigion.”
“Police say damage to the stones - some of which were broken in half - would cost thousands of pounds to repair.”
“The youths, whose ages have not been released, have been released on bail pending further inquiries.”
“A 16-year-old boy has been detained for killing a former best friend... Salum Kombo, 18, was stabbed in the chest...”
“Salum Kombo, 18, was stabbed in the chest in Bromley-by-Bow, east London, in December...”
“the trial heard the boy, who was found guilty of murder at the Old Bailey in May...”
“The teenager, who cannot be named, has been ordered to serve a minimum of 14 years.”
“David Jeremy, prosecuting, said a previous friendship between Mr Kombo and the defendant had turned to 'hostility' and the pair had a fight last summer after a football match.”
“The boy later admitted the stabbing but claimed he had been acting in self-defence... An Old Bailey jury rejected his explanation and convicted him of murder in May.”
“Police said Mr Hijiki, 42, hit two people close to the plant's east gate and then hit nine more inside the compound.”
“Police said Mr Hijiki told them that he had a grudge against the company.”
“The man, Toshiaki Hijiki, fled the scene but was later arrested near the Ujina plant in Hiroshima prefecture.”
“Police said he had been carrying a knife and had said he wanted to kill people, Kyodo news agency reported.”
“Around 95% of the people who are caught and prosecuted for misusing level crossings live in the local area and have used the facility many times.”
“Two cars have been set alight in a County Antrim suburb in what police are treating as racially-motivated hate crimes.”
“Three men from Birmingham were later jailed for life.”
“Police say that under the scheme, five people have already been arrested on suspicion of going equipped to steal or conspiracy to rob.”
“The force in Scotland has taken delivery of two vans fitted with recording equipment”
“Mr Murphy said the Budget "picked on the poor", adding: "This was not a budget for growth or jobs - it is a vicious assault on Scottish families and an attack on Scottish jobs."”
“On Saturday, Durham Police said they were considering "whether there were any new grounds on which to reopen the investigation" into Dr Martin's actions.”
“Cocaign, 39, faces life in prison if convicted for the murder of Thierry Baudry in 2007.”
“Prosecutors say Cocaign beat Baudry before stabbing him with a pair of scissors and then suffocating him with a plastic bag.”
“He was serving a sentence for attempted rape at the time of Baudry's murder.”
“At Southampton Crown Court the men received custodial terms of between nine and 34 months.”
“Two of the 12 offenders, Matthew Hinton, of Hillside Avenue, Southampton, and James Koral, of Haddon Drive, Eastleigh, both aged 20, were detained for 12 months in a young offenders' institution.”
“Michael Byles, 25, of Aldermoor Road, Southampton, was sentenced to 16 months, as was 23-year-old Marcus Bevan, of Warburton Road, Southampton.”
“Allan Taylor, 30, of Milton Road, Southampton, was sentenced to nine months.”
“Two people were killed in Basra on Saturday when police opened fire on a protest against power shortages.”
“Earlier Susan Kenny, 34, of Leyland, was found not guilty of both murder and manslaughter at Preston Crown Court.”
“A 43-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of commiting criminal damage, a spokeswoman said.”
“The emergency services were called to Edgehill Crescent at about 0530 BST on 1 January and found Mr Rogers lying in the road, police said.”
“were each jailed for three-and-a-half years”
“The six-month order is being brought in after local people told police of concerns about verbal abuse and begging by groups of young people. [...] A dispersal order designed to combat anti-social behaviour in the Spring Boroughs area of No…”
“Fourteen die as gangs target buses in El Salvador”
“killing 11 people”
“A man has offered a £10,000 reward to help catch arsonists who destroyed a North Yorkshire house he was restoring.”
“Dale Head House in Ryedale was 10 months into an extensive programme of renovation when it caught fire overnight between 23 and 24 May.”
“Jonathan Reed has owned the derelict house for two-and-a-half years and intended to live in it once the renovation work was finished.”
“This incident has cost the victim an awful lot of money and has more or less destroyed a project which he had spent a lot of time and effort on.”
“It has destroyed a fantastic house in a beautiful area and has probably cost me £500,000.”
“the authority's appointment of two staff prior to criminal record checks.”
“A model railway in Leicestershire suffered £6,000 damage when vandals attacked the site.”
“The North West Leicestershire Society of Model Engineers on Hermitage Road, Whitwick, was targeted sometime between 17 and 20 June.”
“A building at the centre of the outdoor replica railway had been broken into and CCTV monitors smashed.”
“The woman was attacked by the man after she disturbed him in the garden of her home on Revesby Avenue at 0700 BST on Monday, Humberside Police said.”
“A 47-year-old man has been arrested and is in custody.”
“Mr Scott, 53, from Wingate, County Durham, denies taking the folio from Durham University in 1998, and waiting 10 years to sell it.”
“the artefact, which had pages missing and its bindings and cover removed, was a unique 1623 first printing of the bard's collected works stolen in a raid at Durham University in December 1998.”
“The library called in the British Embassy, Durham Police and the FBI after being given the badly damaged book in 2008.”
“The folio has been 'mutilated' since its theft 12 years ago”
“He and his girlfriend Tracey Peers-Holland and a 16-year-old boy went to the house of a murder investigation witness on 14 October 2008, police said.”
“On Friday she was sentenced to 12 months in prison, suspended for two years, and ordered to do 200 hours of unpaid work.”
“Thames Valley now has to cut £8.2m this year, £18.1m next and £11.9m in 2012.”
“Thames Valley Police says it may have to merge services with surrounding forces to meet an extra £3.7m cut imposed by the government.”
“Last year there were concerns that Thames Valley would have to cut up to 166 posts as it tried to save £11m from its annual budget.”
“However, only 50 redundancies were agreed, and the force managed to find funds to recruit an extra 27 police officers.”
“IT specialist Clinton Bailey, 36, of Malpas Road, Brockley, south-east London, denies murdering 37-year-old Leah Questin in September last year.”
“The remains of Ms Questin were discovered "squeezed" into a bulging suitcase on 24 September.”
“Ms Questin later withdrew £900 from her bank account and sent Mr Bailey a text saying she loved him.”
“On 12 September, Oyster card records showed Ms Questin travelling towards Mr Bailey's flat, and later that evening her card was used to make a cash withdrawal of £180 in south London, by which time, according to prosecutors, she was dead.”
“Jurors were told that over the next nine days the account was "systematically drained" of more than £2,000 in a series of withdrawals on an almost daily basis.”
“CCTV captured Mr Bailey using her Oyster card to go shopping to buy a large suitcase at the Elephant and Castle shopping centre.”
“A small amount of blood with DNA matching hers was found on a pillow in Mr Bailey's flat.”
“Meanwhile, police in the northern town of Bannu say they have arrested a German man leaving North Waziristan.”
“Despite not owning the central London hotel, Conn Farrell, 57, Patrick Dolan, 68, and Anthony Lee, 49, tried to sell it, Southwark Crown Court has heard.”
“Graham Fisher, 36, now in Broadmoor, Berkshire, admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility at Reading Crown Court.”
“Sussex Police's major crime branch announced in April last year that they were re-investigating the women's deaths.”
“A force spokesman said he had previously pleaded guilty to the attempted murder and attempted rape of a Czech student, now aged 30, in the same month of the killings.”
“He also admitted two counts of rape of a woman in her 40s at a property in Bromley, south-east London, in 1991.”
“Venables, now 27, was recalled to prison in February after allegedly breaching the terms of his licence.”
“Venables and his friend Robert Thompson were jailed for life when, as 10-year-olds, they took two-year-old James from a shopping centre in Bootle.”
“In March, the then Justice Secretary Jack Straw announced that Venables had been returned to prison but said that it was not in the interests of a fair trial to publicise what had allegedly happened.”
“In April, five Haryana men were sentenced to death and one jailed for life over the 2007 murder of a young couple, Manoj and Babli.”
“In Delhi's Ashok Vihar area, Kuldeep (26) and his wife Monica (23) were found murdered. Police said the couple married four years ago despite objections from their families.”
“In the village of Nimiliwali in Haryana, two teenage lovers were found dead in the house of the girl's uncle. Police said Monika (18) and Rinku (19) were tortured before they were killed.”
“Last week, a teenage girl and her boyfriend were murdered in Delhi's Swaroop Nagar area. Asha Saini and Yogesh Kumar, both 19, were beaten with metal rods and then electrocuted, police said.”
“The girl's parents, uncle, aunt and a cousin have been arrested in connection with the murders.”
“Police said the couple married four years ago despite objections from their families.”
“The group has been researching cases of 'honour killings' in Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh for the past year.”
“The trial of a teenager accused of the murder of a retired psychiatric nurse has been aborted for legal reasons, just two days before it was due to end.”
“The youth, who cannot be named because of his age, will face a new trial for the April 2009 murder of 78-year-old Francis O'Neill.”
“A Greater Manchester man, who sexually assaulted a young mother as she slept alongside her baby, has been jailed for two years.”
“Krysiak must sign the Sex Offenders register for 10 years.”
“two days later”
“The Pakistani-born US citizen admitted all 10 charges so there will be no trial.”
“He will be sentenced in October.”
