9,066 source-backed crime & justice facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 73 of 91.
“Leishman was jailed for 13 years and St Pierre was jailed for 11 years at Manchester Crown Court.”
“St Pierre, of Staplehurst Road, Newton Heath, was arrested in the hallway next to a bedroom where about 9kg of the drug was found.”
“Huge amounts of drugs have been removed from circulation and the two men responsible for them are facing a long time behind bars.”
“in April 2009”
“has been sentenced to four months in a youth detention unit.”
“2008”
“Thomas Williams will spend at least six years in custody”
“Mr Justice David Lloyd Jones jailed Williams for life with a minimum tariff of six years”
“Mrs Williams said she and daughter Helen, 21, a pharmacology student at Edinburgh university, were "devastated".”
“A fox was photographed by a Met officer at the house on Saturday”
“Police originally put the death toll at 12 and later updated it to 20, but the governor's office said the higher figure had been based on an erroneous figure from a rescue worker.”
“Nine days before the shootings, some of the teenage casualties injured in the Keswick bus crash, which claimed the lives of Chloe Walker, 16, and Kieran Goulding, 15, were treated at the hospital.”
“Early on the morning of the killings, Derrick Bird, 52, was spotted 'lurking' outside the Frizington home of Mr Commons...”
“A case of culpable homicide has been opened, and police are investigating whether to bring charges against him.”
“Andrew Affleck, 32, was jailed for a minimum of 23 years over the house fire in Irvine in 2001.”
“Affleck was originally ordered to serve at least 27 years for the murders, but the period was reduced to 23 years at an earlier appeal.”
“He was jailed for 27 months at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court.”
“Passing sentence, temporary judge Bill Dunlop QC told both Gallaghers: "I see no reason to distinguish between you as far as sentence is concerned. The ferocity and tenacity of your response to the provocation puts this at the high end of …”
“When questioned by police, the church warden thought 20 weddings had been carried out in the six months before Mr Brown was arrested, but in fact there had been 170, the court heard.”
“Nearly 40 people have died in gun attacks by gangs in two Mexican cities, police say.”
“Gunmen stormed a rehabilitation centre in the northern city of Chihuahua, killing 19 and wounding four others.”
“A police official told AFP news agency that "more than 30 gunmen arrived aboard six trucks".”
“At the end of it, the bullet-riddled bodies of 18 men and two women were found in five different locations in the city, police said.”
“An alleged leader of Los Zetas, Hector Raul Luna Luna, was arrested on Wednesday in the north-eastern city of Monterrey, Mexico's third largest city.”
“Mature student Stephen Griffiths, 40, has been charged with their murders.”
“Mr Griffiths, who was studying criminology at Bradford University, appeared at the city's crown court on 28 May accused of murdering Ms Blamires, 36, Ms Rushworth, 43, and Ms Armitage, 31.”
“While police have so far found no trace of Ms Rushworth, who disappeared in June 2009, body parts belonging to the other two women have been found in the River Aire in Bradford.”
“Mr Hannington denies one count of soliciting to murder with the post: "Kill the Jew, Kill the Jew, Burn down a synagogue today!... Burn the scum...".”
“The court also heard the pair were in regular contact over the internet with two men who have now been convicted of terrorism charges, including possessing the deadly poison ricin.”
“A former BBC producer, David Mills, said army officials agreed nail bombs were planted on 17-year-old Gerard Donaghey, who died on Bloody Sunday.”
“Ramjanally, 36, of Loughton, Essex, was given a two-year sentence in his absence after failing to attend Chelmsford Crown Court.”
“Four men sentenced to death for the murder of a US aid worker and his driver have escaped from prison.”
“found guilty of the double murder last year”
“Mr Granville, 33, and his Sudanese driver Abdelrahman Abbas Rahama were killed as they returned from a New Year's Eve party in 2008.”
“The four men escaped from Kober prison late on Thursday, police said.”
“They were on death row after being found guilty of the double murder last year and sentenced to death by hanging.”
“Prosecutors are expected to charge the 10 with hijacking.”
“The HMIC report on Civil Contingency Planning by Forces in England and Wales says the inspectors looked at 22 forces which were seen as having a high risk of a civil emergency.”
“The 178-page document included many previously unconsidered witness statements, an assessment of fresh information about the shootings, and a damning indictment of the Widgery report.”
“the judge at the Revolutionary Court said he had issued me an eight-year prison sentence, on the previous charges.”
“If I had been arrested without travel documents in Iraq, I would have been facing six months in prison before being extradited.”
“He was a leftist student who fled Iran after receiving a 15 year prison sentence from the Iranian Revolutionary Court.”
“I was arrested in the winter of 2007 and spent five months in Qezel Hessar Prison, before I was released on bail.”
“A week before my court hearing, my brother Abolfazl was arrested and the authorities told my family that they would not release him until I showed up in court.”
“Two brothers have each been sentenced to 11 months in prison after £130,000 worth of drugs were found in their Berkshire home.”
“Lukasz Kalwajtys was also sentenced to a month in prison for possession of a class B drug, cannabis, and a month for possession of a class C drug, both to be served concurrently.”
“Thames Valley Police said after the arrests that when officers searched the brothers' home they found a rucksack containing 1.6kg (3.5lb) of amphetamines, 24.9g (9oz) of herbal cannabis, drug paraphernalia and mobile phones.”
“They were arrested at Bullingdon prison, Oxfordshire, in March when they visited an inmate.”
“In November 2008, police raided the parliamentary office of Tory MP Damian Green, now immigration minister, in an investigation into leaks”
“after two genuine incidents”
“On 28 May police warned south London parents to be on guard after two apparent abduction attempts.”
“He had been due to appear at the Download Festival in Donington with his new band Killing For Company. Instead fans will be able to pay their respects when footage of the rocker is played on a big screen on Friday evening. The tribute vide…”
“Manslaughter charges against Richards, of Broadwell, and Davies, of Scowles, were dropped at Bristol Crown Court.”
“The charge of manslaughter, which they denied, was withdrawn by the prosecution.”
“most of the anti-social behaviour and criminal damage tends to centre on the weekend but this shows a shift to a midweek period.”
“Two brothers have each been jailed for 10 years for killing a man they thought had assaulted their mother.”
“Christopher and Robert Abraham, aged 26 and 20, attacked local football referee David Linning, 65, at his home in East Kilbride in Lanarkshire last December.”
“His body was not found until two days later when a friend came to collect him to referee a football match in the town.”
“Lady Stacey said the brothers, who have a string of minor convictions, had been judged to be a high risk and made an order extending their licence conditions, after release, by two years.”
“A Finnish court has sentenced a Rwandan preacher to life in jail for his participation in Rwanda's genocide.”
“He was acquitted of 10 counts of murder and of providing training and acquiring weapons, Helsingin Sanomat reports.”
“Simeon Johnson, 18, and a 19-year-old man, referred to as "M" because of a court order, had denied murder but both were unanimously convicted.”
“They will return to the court for sentencing on 25 June.”
“At least seven people were killed and several vehicles were set on fire in the assault which took place just 10km (six miles) from Islamabad.”
“The trucks were attacked at around 2335 local time (1835 GMT) when they were parked at a roadside depot, police said.”
“A man aged 83 has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of another resident aged 92 at a Devon care home.”
“Woodroof's wife Audrey, 82, died from a brain tumour while he was awaiting trial in Exeter Prison over the death of Ms Hawken.”
“Two people have been charged with attempted murder.”
“Heriberto Viramontes, 31, and his alleged accomplice, Marcy Cruz, 25, have been charged with attempted murder, aggravated battery and other charges.”
“Natasha, a former Queen's University student, and her friend Stacy Jurich, were attacked from behind and struck on the back of their heads with a baseball bat.”
“Five men were similarly arrested in Wolverhampton, Wednesbury, and Witton and Erdington in Birmingham on Wednesday.”
“A total of 314 football banning orders, which require recipients to report to police on match days, have been issued across the West Midlands.”
“Police have warned of heavy traffic on all routes to Inverness and the road leading to the site at the village of Dores.”
“Acpos said tests of samples had found the substance contained class B drugs.”
“A friend of the missing man alerted police at 0400 BST after he fell asleep and found his friend had gone.”
“In total, around 60 personnel from the RNLI, volunteer life brigades, coastguard and police were involved in the search, with around 40 of those being volunteers.”
“At about 2100 BST a number of teenagers were arrested after a disorder incident outside a shop on Union Street. All 11 of those arrested, who were aged between 15 and 18, were later released on bail, police said.”
“A 16-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of attempted assault afterwards.”
“When the concrete was thrown from the car park it narrowly missed two people, including a police community support officer (PCSO).”
“The arrested teenagers were bailed to return to Charles Cross Police Station in September.”
“Headley was arrested by FBI agents in Chicago in October.”
“He is alleged to have told prosecutors that he had been working with Lashkar-e-Taiba since 2002.”
“Headley changed his name from Daood Gilani in 2006 after he was told by members of Lashkar-e-Taiba that he would be travelling to India to carry out surveillance duties for the group, prosecutors said.”
“I have recommended that they don't show the England matches and that a more suitable venue would be somewhere like Pride Park, if the Derby County FC agrees or even in a park away from the city centre, where there are no pubs and control o…”
“The victim was shot at twice as his attackers fled through Tesco car park in Longsands Lane, Fulwood, at 1230 BST on 26 March.”
“Police believe there were at least two robbers involved.”
“Officers have released CCTV images of a man in the Anderton Arms pub exactly a week before the shooting.”
“Police have recovered three vehicles which they believe the robbers used before, during and after the robberies - a white Peugeot van, a black Nissan Qashqai and a metallic blue Renault Scenic.”
“People must be staggered to find that you can have a vehicle parked on one of the Severn Bridges for five hours without being spotted by the police or by CCTV.”
“The police have done their damnedest - but there are no cameras on that bridge... Their efforts have been restricted by the lack of CCTV cameras on the bridge, and this must be addressed so that no other family goes through this heartache.”
“In addition to CCTV cameras, Highways Agency-funded traffic officers and Gwent Police also carried out vehicle patrols across the bridge. The Highways Agency said it was jointly responsible for routine patrols with the police.”
“"People must be staggered to find that you can have a vehicle parked on one of the Severn Bridges for five hours without being spotted by the police or by CCTV," said Mr German, speaking on BBC Radio Wales' Good Morning Wales programme.”
“The ministry of justice says that in 2008, the latest year for which figures are available, 124,326 phone taps were authorised.”
“The authoritative Max Planck Institute has calculated that in 2006, 76 out of every 100,000 Italians had their phones tapped.”
“The next nearest European country was the Netherlands, with 62 out of every 100,000, followed by Switzerland with 32 people out of every 100,000.”
“Chen was convicted in September 2009 of embezzling state funds, committing forgery and money laundering.”
“Chen's wife, Wu Shu-chen, who was also jailed over corruption in 2009, had her sentence reduced to 20 years, reports said.”
“Greater Manchester Police has been planning the policing operation for months in conjunction with other authorities.”
“Extra officers, including mounted police and dog handlers, will be in town and city centres before, during and after all England matches.”
“The ombudsman made 16 recommendations to the NI Prison Service”
