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“Timothy Grogan, 50, of Woolverstone Close, Ipswich, admitted a charge of misconduct in public office and was jailed for eight months.”
“Prosecutor Nick Staite said when Grogan was arrested in January last year, he claimed to have been approached by the former managing director of Ground Control Ltd and asked for assistance in preparing invoices.”
“Mr Staite said that inquiries by the MoD Police found no evidence to back up that claim with staff at the company.”
“Mr Staite told the court police had established that Ground Control Ltd were in no way involved in making payments to Grogan and had done nothing wrong.”
“11th-Century prison cells”
“15 defendants”
“Police have arrested two students in Manchester in connection with an alleged £300,000 lottery fraud.”
“Police said records from computers seized during the search indicated that hundreds of people had paid a total of up to £20,000 a month.”
“The leak was caused by an explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig on 20 April, which also killed 11 workers.”
“Leane Steanson, 25, from Chester-le-Street, was jailed in November after pleading guilty to manslaughter.”
“Her sentence was reduced from eight years to six by the Court of Appeal, with only three to be spent in prison.”
“Benson and the 17-year-old both admitted murder and were given life sentences.”
“Neil Stokes, 23, of Spring Gardens, Ditherington, who had admitted manslaughter, was jailed for six years at Birmingham Crown Court.”
“Daryl Brown, 33, from Telford, who was found guilty of manslaughter, was jailed for four and a half years.”
“A 40-year-old man has been charged with the murders of three Bradford women.”
“Body parts belonging to Ms Blamires were found in the River Aire in Shipley on Tuesday, police have confirmed.”
“Accordingly, I have authorised the police to charge him this afternoon.”
“He has suffered imprisonment, endured a harrowing trial and been convicted. His career is in ruins and he has no income.”
“Sentencing the man to 18 months in prison”
“Prosecutor Martyn Bowyer said Tindling described himself as a "self-employed painter and decorator" who earned about £60,000 a year.”
“Two men have been jailed over a plot to smuggle more than £20m worth of cocaine into the UK inside scrap metal.”
“Tindling was jailed for 22 years at Chelmsford Crown Court.”
“Christopher Foile, 42, of Stebbing, Essex, who admitted possession of cocaine with intent to supply, was jailed for eight years.”
“Dutch police found the drugs concealed in rusty steel blocks when the ship docked in Rotterdam in October 2008 after a tip-off, said Mr Bowyer.”
“22 years”
“eight years”
“October 2008”
“Dutch police found the drugs concealed in rusty steel blocks when the ship docked in Rotterdam in October 2008 after a tip-off, said Mr Bowyer told the court.”
“Officers from the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) filled the blocks with sand, re-sealed them, then sent the shipment on to the UK.”
“A third man - Brandon Coates, 34, of Morley, Leeds, who admits conspiracy to import cocaine - will be sentenced on Friday.”
“Jamaican police say at least 73 people are now known to have been killed in four days of clashes as police hunted for an alleged drug lord in Kingston.”
“Anoliefo, 35, was jailed for 12 years in June 2009 after being found guilty of raping a teenager and trying to lure another into his home in Aberdeen.”
“Melanie Gunn, 36, of Driby, near Alford, Lincolnshire, worked at John Spendluffe Technology College, in Alford, when she was arrested in July.”
“On Thursday the mother-of-one was jailed at Lincoln Crown Court.”
“James Gray was sentenced to 34 weeks in jail.”
“jailed for a further eight weeks after absconding during a court hearing.”
“Jean Menzies, 63, gave a statement to police that she was in Weymss Bay on 4 July 1997”
“Mrs Menzies then spoke to police again and said it could have instead been 27 June”
“On 4 July, on that day, police found out the chip shop was closed at that time because there had been a fire”
“The force also visited the homes of 182 youngsters to talk to them and their parents about issues involving assault, drug dealing and alcohol abuse.”
“He said: "Every crime that's committed now has an element of e-crime involved in it.”
“tracing a tripling of the annual murder rate - from 542 in 1990 to 1,674 in 2005”
“Lester Lloyd Coke was burned to death in a fire in a Kingston prison cell in 1992 before he could be extradited.”
“The 53-year-old, arrested on Wednesday over a vegetable packing plant fire at Atherstone-on-Stour in November 2007, was released pending further inquiries.”
“The 47-year-old man was released on police bail on Wednesday night to return to a police station in Warwickshire on Thursday morning.”
“Ten men held earlier in the year in connection with the incident remain on police bail. Eight were arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter and two on suspicion of misconduct in a public office.”
“His six-month sentence has now been increased to six years and four months.”
“He later admitted downloading and distributing the material and was given a six month sentence for the offences at the High Court in Edinburgh last October by Lord Brodie.”
“At the same time he was jailed or a further 18 months for abusing a young boy and for grooming two others.”
“In 2008 Strathclyde Police became aware that he had subscribed to a website showing indecent images of young boys and seized equipment from his home.”
“The two male suspects walked into the store at the junction of St Helen's Avenue and Francis Street armed with what appeared to be black-handled kitchen knives and demanded cash, said police.”
“The suspects were described as being white and 5ft 11in and 5ft 4in tall respectively.”
“The incident happened at 1750 BST on Wednesday at a Spar store in Swansea city centre.”
“New police guidelines released at the end of 2009, stated that tasers were to be issued to specially-trained police constables for use in strictly-controlled situations, the force said.”
“A 19-year-old man was arrested in Hackney on Wednesday night, officers said.”
“police had been targeting gang-related violence in the borough and 125 people had been arrested for offences including firearms possession, causing grievous bodily harm, drugs supply and robbery.”
“A total of 190 bottles and cans of alcohol have been seized by police in Derbyshire in a crackdown on anti-social behaviour and underage drinking.”
“An investigation into whether police planned to kill them was carried out by former Greater Manchester Police Deputy Chief Constable John Stalker and Sir Colin Sampson of the West Yorkshire Police.”
“Three IRA men were shot dead at a checkpoint by police in 1982”
“But High Court judge Mr Justice Gillen dismissed the police's application.”
“Waiter Shihabouddin Choudhury, 21, was convicted at the Old Bailey a day after his cousin, 15-year-old Akmol Miah, was also found guilty.”
“Miah, 15, from Croydon, south London, was also found guilty of three counts of attempted murder.”
“The boy, who was 14 at the time of the murders, had been in a "relationship of sorts" with Maleha.”
“Shihabouddin Choudhury, 21, was convicted at the Old Bailey a day after his cousin, 15-year-old Akmol Miah, was also found guilty.”
“The boy, who was 14 at the time of the murders, had been in a 'relationship of sorts' with Maleha.”
“These warrants were executed on domestic and business addresses and resulted in the arrest of 36 Chinese nationals for suspected immigration offences.”
“Officers from the crime team, working with SOCA and officers from Central Scotland, Lothian & Borders and Strathclyde police forces executed 17 search warrants around the Glasgow, Falkirk and West Lothian areas.”
“Officers from the crime team, working with SOCA and officers from Central Scotland, Lothian & Borders and Strathclyde police forces executed 17 search warrants around the Glasgow, Falkirk and West Lothian areas. These warrants were execute…”
“resulted in the arrest of 36 Chinese nationals for suspected immigration offences.”
“executed 17 search warrants around the Glasgow, Falkirk and West Lothian areas.”
“The coach driver, a 63-year-old man from Egremont, has been allowed home, police said.”
“Police have released CCTV images of a man they want to trace in connection with indecent assaults on two nine-year-old girls in Glasgow.”
“Mature student Stephen Griffiths, 40, of Thornton Road, Bradford, has appeared in court charged with the murder of three women who were all working as prostitutes on the streets of Bradford.”
“His wife and three daughters called out to him - it was the first time they had seen him since his arrest in April - and he waved and told them he was alright.”
“Murdering a man by shooting him in the head must carry a long punishment part, in your case of 20 years.”
“the mother-of-four continued to deny shooting Mr Barclay”
“she must serve a minimum of 20 years”
“was jailed for six years”
“A modified German made Umarex Reck 92F 9mm pistol was used”
“Caroline Igoe, 32, killed Martyn Barclay, 26, near their home in The Inch area of Edinburgh in January 2009.”
“Her brother Paul Igoe, 37, was jailed for six years for attempting to cover up the crime. He was cleared of murder.”
“"Murdering a man by shooting him in the head must carry a long punishment part, in your case of 20 years."”
“"I'm 100% sure Caroline did not do it."”
“Det Supt Lesley Boal, of Lothian and Borders Police, who was the senior investigating officer in the inquiry into the murder of Mr Barclay, welcomed the sentences.”
“Paul Igoe, 37, was jailed for six years for attempting to cover up the crime.”
“Tractors worth up to £100,000 each are being stolen to export abroad, Cambridgeshire police have said.”
“Since the beginning of 2010 there have been at least nine thefts of tractors from farms across the county.”
“Earlier this month two tractors stolen from a farm in Lincolnshire were recovered in Warboys near Huntingdon.”
“These items of equipment can range in value up to £100,000 and it's thought that they are being sold on elsewhere in Europe.”
“Although there has not been a huge number of tractors stolen it still amounts to a huge loss of property and income to the victims, Mr Page added.”
“Mr Griffiths, who lives in a flat in the Holmfield Court building on Thornton Road, was arrested on Monday.”
“Dozens of predominantly Serb captives were allegedly taken to a "yellow house" near Burrel in central Albania from June 1999 to May 2000, where their organs were systematically removed and sold, according to accounts presented by Carla del…”
“the real work of finding the remains of 1,861 people still missing from the war and its aftermath”
“Three of his seven sources referred to the possibility of organ-trafficking”
“around 250 in total”
“Three lorry-loads of bodies”
“2,244 bodies have been identified in Kosovo since 2001”
“301 were 'non-Albanian'”
“228 were the bodies of Serbs who went missing after 10 June 1999”
“around 13,500 are now believed to have been killed during the conflict, or immediately after it”
