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“The men, part of a larger group of about 80 fans, were arrested at Johannesburg airport and found to be on an entry blacklist.”
“At least two of them were group leaders, and another was out on bail for murder, according to police.”
“three members of Russian special security police 'who committed this disgusting act were quickly arrested thanks to co-operation between the Polish Security Agency and the Russian special services'.”
“Jason Terry, then 15, broke into Tony Fernandes's flat in Croydon last July with his uncle and another man. ... Terry, of Limes Road, was ordered to serve 13 years”
“Maddix, 44, of no fixed address, was jailed for 16 years”
“Liston, 27, of Derby Road, Croydon, was ordered to serve a minimum of 18 years.”
“Police said Paul and Sarah Kent spent around £40,000 on their wedding”
“Sidhu, 44, of Walsall, West Midlands, was jailed for three years for four counts of corruption, two of which he had admitted.”
“He was jailed for four and a half years at Birmingham Crown Court.”
“Silinder Singh Sidhu, of Walsall, was jailed for three years and John Ford, of Shrewsbury, jailed for two years.”
“He received more than £266,000 from SLSC for his work as a consultant and service provider and paid Kent about £80,000 in backhanders.”
“The offences occurred between June 2003 and August 2005 and were brought to the attention of SLSC by a whistle-blower.”
“while 30% of robbery victims were minors, data from police forces in England and Wales shows.”
“Under the terms of the Smoking (NI) Order 2006 he was convicted and ordered to pay a fine and costs of £1,250 in total.”
“The Bangor man was prosecuted for allegedly lighting a cigarette at North Down Borough Council headquarters in 2007.”
“An 18-year-old from County Durham was found on fire after trying to steal live electrical cable carrying 11,000 volts, police said.”
“A 19-year-old man was arrested and bailed after the incident on Saturday.”
“We have had a number of these types of burglaries recently and we want emphasise that the intruders are putting themselves in highly dangerous situations where death could result from dishonesty.”
“Police were called and carried out a controlled explosion.”
“The police blew the grenade partially apart to make it safe”
“The National Offender Management Service (NOMS) is closing Huntercombe in Oxfordshire at the end of June and will re-open it as an adult prison.”
“The move only came to light two weeks ago when details were leaked to the BBC.”
“Mr Grady, who spoke only to confirm his name and his pleas, is accused of attempting to murder Ryan on 11 February.”
“Four youths have been charged after a robbery at a hotel in East Yorkshire.”
“A 17-year-old Brough boy was remanded in custody after being charged with offences including aggravated burglary and false imprisonment on Friday.”
“Three others, two 17-year-olds and an 18-year-old, were arrested over the weekend and appeared at Beverley Magistrates' Court on Monday.”
“All four have been charged with aggravated burglary, false imprisonment and possession of offensive weapons.”
“The youth who was arrested on Friday has also been charged with robbery and possession of a controlled drug.”
“A fifth youth, a 17-year-old boy, was arrested in connection with the incident on Sunday and was due to appear at Beverley Magistrates' Court on Tuesday morning.”
“He is charged with two counts of sexual assault against a male and seven sexual assaults against girls aged under 16 years.”
“Since 2007, she has appeared as a police superintendent”
“just after 1730 BST”
“a man in his thirties”
“Stephen Griffiths, 40, of Thornton Road, Bradford, appeared at the city's crown court via video-link from Wakefield Prison.”
“A cannabis crop found growing in a disused Galloway hotel had a potential street value of more than £500,000, police have revealed.”
“A search of the Glenluce Hotel found about 2,000 cannabis plants.”
“Dumfries and Galloway Constabulary is also investigating the dumping of a cannabis plant crop with a potential street value of about £40,000 opposite Bankfield Farm, also in Glenluce, last Monday.”
“On Saturday a man, 19, was arrested on suspicion of murder and is being held in a south London station.”
“A 16-year-old arrested on Wednesday was released on bail.”
“Do it for the sake of this 17-year-old lad who has been brutally murdered.”
“two to three suspects had been spotted running from the Rover car, number plate V683 DPN, while it was on fire.”
“Post-mortem examinations were completed on the victims over the weekend, Cumbria Police said.”
“Derrick Bird's family have said they have no explanation for the killings, which included that of his twin brother David.”
“The other victims were Kenneth Fishburn, 71, Susan Hughes, 57, James Jackson, 67, Jennifer Jackson, 68, Isaac Dixon, 65, Michael Pike, 64, Jane Robinson, 66, Jamie Clark, 23, and Garry Purdham, 31.”
“that of 18 other members of the security forces.”
“Wilson admitted taking part in the robbery at Gerrard's home An "extremely violent" burglar who threatened to abduct the children of Steven Gerrard has been jailed for seven years and four months.”
“Martin Wilson, 22, of Hollowcroft, Stockbridge Village, initially denied burglary but changed his plea to guilty earlier this month.”
“He was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court on Monday.”
“The court heard that Wilson struck while the Liverpool and England captain, 30, was playing in a Champions League tie in Marseille in 2007.”
“Ms Curran, 27, confronted the gang who demanded she hand over jewellery and the contents of a safe or they would "take her kids". Ms Curran was at the house with her children during the raid They raced up the stairs and grabbed hold of the…”
“Ms Curran was at the house with the couple's two children, Lilly-Ella and Lexie, now aged six and four, and their nanny, Lyndsey Johnston.”
“Wilson is already serving six years and eight months in jail after admitting conspiracy to burgle at Liverpool Crown Court last year. The latest sentence will run concurrently.”
“Merseyside Police is continuing to hunt the other members of his gang.”
“Wilson admitted taking part in the robbery at Gerrard's home ... has been jailed for seven years and four months.”
“Ms Curran, 27, confronted the gang who demanded she hand over jewellery and the contents of a safe or they would 'take her kids'.”
“Ms Curran was at the house with her couple's two children, Lilly-Ella and Lexie, now aged six and four, and their nanny, Lyndsey Johnston.”
“Martin Wilson, 22, of Hollowcroft, Stockbridge Village, initially denied burglary but changed his plea to guilty earlier this month. He was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court on Monday.”
“Wilson is already serving six years and eight months in jail after admitting conspiracy to burgle at Liverpool Crown Court last year.”
“The latest sentence will run concurrently.”
“Speaking after the hearing, Ch Supt Tony Doherty, of Merseyside Police, said: 'We are committed to reducing burglaries across the force area and today's result reflects our commitment to continue to drive down burglary.'”
“Mark Arnold, 43, from Stoke-on-Trent, was sentenced to 15 years in jail.”
“He flew to Britain two days after Ms Winter's disappearance but returned to Dubai three days later and was arrested.”
“Only last week a man in China was acquitted after serving 10 years in prison for murder when the 'victim' walked back into the village.”
“At least three other men have been killed in connection with this affair, and another three have died strangely - possibly after being poisoned.”
“When Lassy Chiwayo, the South African mayor of Mbombela municipality, received a text message on his mobile phone, it told him to keep his evidence to himself, warning "or you will go to your place in a coffin".”
“Mr Covarrubias, 20, was arrested in Hidalgo state after going into hiding when police questioned his account of his children's disappearance.”
“But CCTV footage showed he was not in the area in the time, and forensic examination found his wounds were self-inflicted, police said.”
“When confronted with the evidence, police say Mr Covarrubias confessed to giving away his children, Isis and Darien, to a woman in Mexico City to cancel his debts.”
“His account of the supposed kidnapping provoked angry demonstrations in Tepito, where residents blocked roads and clashed with police in a protest to demand better security”
“A train derailment in Argyll which left eight people injured was "probably" caused by a landslide, British Transport Police (BTP) have said.”
“a 57-year-old local man arrested on suspicion of murder had been bailed until 7 July.”
“there had been no sign of a break-in at her home.”
“Armed police were called to the city centre's Carlton Road on Friday after reports the men had entered a house.”
“Mr Hummer said later that the authorities had finished searching damaged buildings and he was not aware of anyone being reported missing, but fields and woods were still being searched.”
“But I do think already there are protections for the citizen, a citizen has to believe they are under threat and then they can defend themselves and they have an absolute right to use force.”
“Prosecutions are rare - the best known is the case of Tony Martin, jailed for shooting an intruder dead in 1999.”
“Two men arrested at New York's John F Kennedy Airport have been charged with conspiring to commit an act of international terrorism.”
“A New York Police Department undercover officer is said to have recorded conversations with the men - both of them reportedly US citizens - in which they spoke about killing Americans.”
“New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said in a statement: 'We are also concerned that should they remain undetected and fail in their foreign aspirations that they might strike domestically, as was discussed as a possibility in …”
“The 30-strong task force will patrol by pedal power, investigating incidents of stolen or vandalised bikes.”
“Police said anyone arrested in connection with disorder in the county during the World Cup may be given a football banning order.”
“There had been numerous complaints from the public and that police should investigate possible criminal breaches of the telecommunications privacy laws.”
“The 28-year-old man, of Bracknell, was arrested in the Midlands on Thursday on suspicion of conspiracy to commit abduction and sexual assault. He was released on police bail for six weeks pending further inquiries.”
“Mr Bryant was charged with a serious sexual assault, three counts of detaining a child, two counts of false imprisonment, two counts of sexually assaulting a female, one count of possessing indecent photographs of children and one count of…”
“A third person, a 22-year-old woman, was arrested in London on Thursday night on suspicion of conspiracy. She has been released on police bail until 15 July.”
“A 22-year-old man has been charged by police following the discovery of a gun and ammunition in a Manchester street.”
“It follows an incident in which a man was allegedly chased by an armed man in Moss Side on Friday night, police said.”
“after just three people were arrested”
“One man was arrested for being drunk and disorderly, another for assault and the third for affray”
“The force said it also increased its presence in the area after the racing to make sure everyone got home safely”
“The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has confirmed it will investigate police contact with Mr Cairns a week before the deaths.”
“Grampian Police said the 51-year-old female driver of the Volkswagen spent the night in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary before being released.”
“Three police officers have also been arrested and the president is determined to resolve the case, the interior minister said.”
“the rape of a 12-year-old Japanese girl in 1995 by three US servicemen”
“Police were called to Carlton Road at 2019 BST following reports that two men had entered the house.”
“A new police unit has seized drugs worth £2m and made more than 200 arrests in Derbyshire.”
“From June 2009 to 31 March 2010, the unit made 210 arrests for drugs offences, robbery, assault and money laundering.”
“Set in the 50th state, the police drama starring Jack Lord as Detective Steve McGarrett ran from 1968-1980.”
“Police said they would visit the 55 to ensure passports were handed over.”
“They came into use in south London after rapist Terence O'Keefe, 39, escaped from custody at King's College Hospital before strangling 73-year-old David Kemp.”
