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“Mr Heaton-Armstrong said 120 letters had been opened, all of which were 'greeting cards of the kind relatives send to young children with money in them'”
“He was given eight months' detention, suspended for two years. He must also attend a Thinking Skills course, carry out 80 hours of unpaid work and keep to an evening curfew for three months. Prosecutorial Anthony Heaton-Armstrong said Cole…”
“He said the largest amount he had taken was £50 and was upset when told the patient could have been seriously affected by him not delivering the blood transfusion letter.”
“Prosecutor Anthony Heaton-Armstrong said Cole was caught on 15 March when 11 letters were found in the sleeve of his coat at work in Waltham Abbey.”
“The girl told the officer one brother had assaulted her 15 times and the other brother had assaulted her at least 10 times.”
“The 15-year-old is charged with two counts of rape and four counts of sexual assault of a child.”
“His brother is charged with two counts of rape and two counts of sexual assault of a child.”
“between Saturday evening and Monday morning.”
“This is the third burglary in West Street this year”
“At the High Court in Glasgow, temporary judge Michael O'Grady QC ordered Clark to serve at least 14 years in prison.”
“The police bill for the event in 2009 reached £600,000, but changes have been made for this August 'in the light of current intelligence', police said.”
“In 2009 police tried to have the event's licence revoked, citing concerns about 'heightened' tension between the Hells Angels and a rival gang, the Outlaws.”
“She rose to notoriety in 1981 when she was alleged to have ordered the murders of 22 upper caste men on Valentine's Day to avenge her gang rape.”
“She surrendered to the authorities in 1983 and remained in prison until February 1994.”
“The 62-year-old was arrested on suspicion of causing an explosion with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm.”
“Jason Pearce, 38, from Telford, was arrested in Sambrook Crescent, Market Drayton, at about 1730 BST on Saturday following reports of a disturbance.”
“I am particularly keen to hear from anyone who might have seen Mr Pearce between about 3.30pm and 5.30pm, either before or after the arrival of the police.”
“"The situation is still under review and we are working closely with North Wales Police and Gwynedd council," said a spokesman”
“Motorists were clocked doing more than the 30mph temporary limit at Clynnog-fawr, between Pwllheli and Caernarfon.”
“It came to light after the case of John Jones, who was recorded driving at 83mph in May last year at Gyrn Goch.”
“Mr Jones was fined £60 and given three penalty points.”
“He admitted driving over 60mph and his fine and penalty points stand.”
“Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray has denied a charge of involuntary manslaughter over the singer's death.”
“A 52-year-old man from Havant was arrested on suspicion of driving without due care and attention.”
“were sentenced to 14 years' hard labour in May”
“There was condemnation from around the world for Malawi's anti-homosexuality laws after the pair were jailed for 'gross indecency and unnatural acts'”
“They were convicted of engaging in gay sex under a law dating back to colonial rule by Britain”
“Steven Monjeza and Tiwonge Chimbalanga were sentenced to 14 years' hard labour in May, then freed following international condemnation.”
“The pair had been held in custody since their arrest in December last year, a day after they held a traditional engagement ceremony.”
“They were convicted of engaging in gay sex under a law dating back to colonial rule by Britain.”
“South Africa has mobilised thousands of specially trained police to deal with fans' safety.”
“Police investigated 66 children's homes in Greater Manchester from 1997 to 2002, and prosecuted several people”
“He is also understood to have expressed security concerns about not being included on a close protection list, which contains many other figures from the criminal justice system.”
“Two judges and four other court officials have been injured in an acid attack sparked by a loan dispute in southern China, state media reports.”
“Xinhua said defendants Chen Hongsheng and Liu Fengjian threw sulphuric acid at officials as they tried to repossess a property in Wuzhou, Guangxi province.”
“The couple were arrested after a two-hour siege”
“The attack comes a week after three judges were shot dead in Hunan.”
“Last week, a man armed with a submachine gun shot three judges dead and injured three others in Yongzhou, Hunan province.”
“The country has also seen a series of knife attacks in schools this year, which have left some 17 people dead and dozens injured.”
“Whiting was jailed for life in 2001 for the kidnap and murder of eight-year-old Sarah, from West Sussex. The 50-year tariff was set by the then-Home Secretary David Blunkett.”
“Sarah was snatched by Whiting, a convicted sex offender, in July 2000 near the home of her grandparents in West Sussex. After a huge search, her body was discovered in a field 16 days later off the A29 at Pulborough.”
“In 2009 more than 50,000 counterfeit replica shirts, worth about £1.2m, were seized by the UK Border Agency, police and trading standards.”
“Six out of 24 shops failed a test purchasing exercise by police and the county council's trading standards in Mansfield and Ashfield last week.”
“He was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison on Tuesday.”
“opening the trial, prosecutor Adam Vaitilingham said that just under 1,000 indecent images of children were found on Helliwell's computer when his home was searched in November 2007.”
“Opening the trial, prosecutor Adam Vaitilingham said that just under 1,000 indecent images of children were found on Helliwell's computer when his home was searched in November 2007.”
“They have also been charged with trying to murder two men aged 18 and 20.”
“Police said his previous convictions were for 472 offences, and if he breached the order he could be jailed for up to five years.”
“sentenced to 14 years in prison”
“two people were arrested”
“It said two people were arrested but the others retreated into Mexico, throwing rocks.”
“Mexican President Felipe Calderon condemned the shooting and called for the incident "to be thoroughly investigated and those responsible punished", his office said.”
“"The subjects surrounded the agent and continued to throw rocks at him. The agent then fired his service weapon several times, striking one subject who later died," the FBI said.”
“"The agent shot at him twice. He shot at him once, which left him stunned and then he shot him again."”
“Police investigating the abduction and sexual assault of a 10-year-old girl in Lancashire have released a photograph of a man they want to speak to.”
“Significantly, this picture was taken in Fleetwood more than three weeks before the serious sexual offence on the little girl”
“Thousands of fake football shirts have been seized at one of the UK's largest mail sorting centres just days before the World Cup starts.”
“The officials are targeting items from China, Thailand and Malaysia where the black market fuels organised crime and is linked to child labour and workhouses.”
“If convicted, the Democrat could be sentenced to 415 years in prison and ordered to pay fines of $6m (£4.1m).”
“He is also accused of wire fraud and others charges which relate to demanding donations from potential campaign contributors in exchange for favours.”
“Stewart Blackburn, 18, was found guilty of murder and was locked up for life earlier this year.”
“Despite the 200ft drop, Riah climbed over the barrier to support the woman and her friend Kirsten phoned the police for help.”
“Detectives believe he deliberately targeted some of his victims and indiscriminately shot at others during his 45-mile rampage.”
“Prayers were said for the victims, who included a 23-year-old, a couple in their 60s and Bird's twin brother.”
“They were mother-of-two Susan Hughes, 57; ex-military man Kenneth Fishburn, 71; part-time mole catcher Isaac 'Spike' Dixon, 65; church council secretary Jennifer Jackson, 68, and her husband James, 67.”
“Firefighter David Moore, 57, who is Seascale's representative on Copeland Council and tried in vain to save two of Bird's victims”
“In Whitehaven, where Bird killed fellow taxi driver Darren Rewcastle”
“Bird was found dead in remote woodland after the shootings”
“We see so much drug-smuggling, the Mexican cartels are getting much stronger.”
“"The individual in question was arrested for assaulting police in May, and sentenced to four months custody at Omagh Magistrates Court on 1 June," he said.”
“A 17-year-old youth was arrested on suspicion of murder on Monday.”
“On Saturday a man, 19, was arrested on suspicion of murder and later bailed.”
“A 16-year-old arrested on Wednesday was also released on bail.”
“The vehicle may have been taken away for a time before being returned to the scene prior to the bank holiday weekend, police said.”
“Mr Winter added that he had not contacted the police about the incident.”
“Simon Robertson, 47, said he was struck in the face with a glass by William Henderson after a fight broke out in an Aberdeen nightclub in November 2008. The seafood manufacturer told the city's sheriff court he required 70 stitches and was…”
“William Henderson is accused of assaulting Simon Robertson and striking him on the head with a glass to his severe injury, permanent disfigurement and permanent impairment.”
“Their mother, Lianne Smith, 43, has been charged with their murders and was not allowed out of jail to attend.”
“He was caught following a police check to ensure he complied with a 10-year sex offences order for downloading obscene pictures of children in 2004.”
“He was sentenced following a two-year investigation by Sussex Police's Paedophile On-line Investigation Team.”
“Lacey was made the subject of a Sexual Offences Prevention Order (SOPO) for life, and will be placed on the Sexual Offenders Register for life.”
“On his release from prison, he will also be made to comply with licence supervision requirements for a further five years.”
“He was jailed for four years.”
“Lacey, already a convicted sex offender, had clearly and deliberately set out to entice vulnerable and impressionable young girls into his web of on-line sex. "Had it not been for our vigilance, he might still be out there now.”
“Officers from City of London Police's Overseas Anti-Corruption Unit (OACU) carried out five search warrants on three homes and two business premises on Tuesday.”
“Two children were also seriously injured in the assault on the group, which contained some armed men.”
“The US has detained US military analyst Bradley Manning on suspicion of leaking classified material to the site.”
“"At the moment he gave me the information, it was basically a suicide pact," Mr Lamo said.”
“Mr Lamo has previously been convicted for hacking into the New York Times, Yahoo and Microsoft.”
“Three-month-old Charlie Gibbs died in the same hospital where his twin sister was being treated for a chest illness, an Old Bailey jury heard.”
“Gavin Gibbs, 41, of Erith, south-east London, denies the boy's murder and causing grievous bodily harm to the twins in 2008.”
“After Charlie's death, doctors found the girl also had injuries inflicted on two occasions. Gavin Gibbs, 41, of Erith, south-east London, denies the boy's murder and causing grievous bodily harm to the twins in 2008. Prosecuting, Richard W…”
“Mr Whittam said the baby's twin sister had been admitted to Queen Mary's Hospital in Sidcup on 23 October 2008, suffering from a chest condition.”
“At 2241 GMT, Gibbs rang the emergency services after being left to care for Charlie on his own. "In that call, Gavin Gibbs said that Charlie had stopped breathing. The position was clearly serious."”
“Charlie had suffered injuries from attacks which could have happened on four occasions, the court heard.”
“He was found to have a fractured skull and fractured upper arm from when he was two months old.”
“Two fractures on his left leg, as the result of pulling or twisting, were two weeks or less old, the jury was told.”
“Mr Whittam said the twin girl was found to have four rib injuries. One was six weeks old and the others two to four weeks old.”
“Mr Whittam said both of Charlie's parents worked for the London Ambulance Service. His mother worked at the control centre in Waterloo.”
“Mrs Gibbs told the court her husband had claimed on one occasion Charlie had fallen off the sofa when she was at the hairdressers.”
