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“Mohamed Alessa, 20, and Carlos Almonte, 24, from New Jersey, were arrested on Saturday before they could board flights to Egypt, then Somalia.”
“Greater Manchester Police (GMP) claims that there is up to a ten-fold increase during sporting events.”
“Officials are drafting a change to the law which would let police set up a temporary headquarters on protected land during the 2012 London Olympics”
“A man who committed a £25,000 robbery while on day release from a Kent prison has been jailed for 11 years.”
“Neil Corrigan, 28, from Dover, had been serving a jail term at Standford Hill open prison on the Isle of Sheppey when he targeted Barclays Bank in Swanley.”
“He was helped by former prisoner Ricky Johnson, 25, of no fixed address, who was jailed for nine years.”
“Corrigan had served five years of a nine-year sentence for robbery when he carried out the raid on the security van instead of going to a work placement on day release.”
“Mexican police say 55 bodies have been recovered from an abandoned mine that appears to have been used as a mass grave by drugs gangs.”
“Only six have so far been identified - one was the director of a local prison.”
“Police believe a baby girl missing after she was not returned to her carers in County Down was taken on a ferry to Scotland by her parents.”
“Police said it was understood they travelled to Belfast and boarded the 1145 BST sailing to Stranraer.”
“Tom Bennett, aged 18, from Grove, has been arrested after causing trouble in Wantage and Grove on 11 occasions.”
“51% of people say they feel strongly that the federal government should pursue criminal charges against BP”
“51% of people say they feel strongly that the federal government should pursue criminal charges against BP and the other companies involved in the disaster”
“Amnesty International described the two-year sentences for eight people as "too little, too late".”
“Twenty-five years is an unacceptable length of time for the survivors of the disaster and families of the dead to have waited for a criminal trial to reach a conclusion.”
“The seven former employees, some of whom are now in their 70s, were also ordered to pay fines of 100,000 Indian rupees (£1,467; $2,125) apiece.”
“Cairns, the child's father, was detained twice in the week before the killings, once under the Mental Health Act, before he was arrested for threatening to kill Miss Slack, an artist who had lived in Spain.”
“He was released on police bail and told not to contact Miss Slack, who was three months pregnant by a new boyfriend.”
“The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is investigating how Derbyshire Constabulary handled the case.”
“A report by the Unamid peacekeeping mission said 440 people died in fighting in May between rebels and government forces, 126 in tribal violence and 31 in other violence, including murder.”
“Our operation took approximately three hours, resulting in a large volume of alcohol, equipment and two gaming machines being seized.”
“Fifteen people were in a domestic garage at Mourne Esplanade when it was searched at about 0200 BST on Sunday.”
“The police said it was the second search of such premises to be carried out in the south Down area in recent weeks.”
“the lawyer further claimed that in police interviews the youth finally admitted taking the pensioner's wallet, later found in his flat, and using £80 he took from it to pay his rent.”
“the teenager claimed in a 'fantastical tale' that he had found the pensioner dead in his Brook Valley home in Omagh on 11 April 2009.”
“He claimed later that 'the accused had the opportunity and motive' for the killing and that either Mr O'Neill had opened the door to him, or he had climbed in a back window on which only his fingerprint was found. ... However, the lawyer a…”
“The 17-year-old, who can not be named or identified for legal reasons denies killing Francis O'Neill. [...] The 78-year-old was found dead at his Omagh home in 2009.”
“The lawyer further claimed that in police interviews the youth finally admitted taking the pensioner's wallet, later found in his flat, and using £80 he took from it to pay his rent. [...] the teenager claimed in a 'fantastical tale' that …”
“the youth finally admitted taking the pensioner's wallet, later found in his flat, and using £80 he took from it to pay his rent.”
“when paramedics arrived they found Mr O'Neill sitting upright in chair in his living room and that while there were no visible signs of injury, there was a small amount of blood on his jumper.”
“He claimed later that 'the accused had the opportunity and motive' for the killing and that either Mr O'Neill had opened the door to him, or he had climbed in a back window on which only his fingerprint was found. [...] Mr McCollum admitte…”
“either Mr O'Neill had opened the door to him, or he had climbed in a back window on which only his fingerprint was found.”
“Bird killed 12 people on the rampage in west Cumbria before shooting himself.”
“was jailed for six years in August after he admitted extorting the money”
“was jailed for six years in August”
“who blackmailed his abuser for £203,000”
“He demanded £150,000”
“Phillips later made more than 30 threatening phone calls to him”
“a vintage car worth £15,000.”
“More than 100 specialists will be based at the building on the city's waterfront, which replaces the previously cramped conditions at Tayside police's headquarters.”
“We have a number of new laboratories in the building here which will allow us to recover evidence from items we could never actually recover in the past.”
“We've got new DNA facilities, we've got new contamination facilities as well, to make sure we're not in any way contaminating any crime scenes.”
“Suffolk Police received 26 calls about the damage between 0500 and 1500 BST”
“In 2009, Bateman was invited to appear on Big Brother to mark its 10th anniversary, but pulled out after declining to take part in an assault course. His place was taken by Phillips.”
“Two people have died in a parachuting accident, Nottinghamshire Police said.”
“Three men have each been jailed for 10 years over the death of a 22-year-old in a gang-related killing.”
“Craig Dodwell, 20, James McLauchlan, 21, and David McKay, 24, had previously admitted culpable homicide.”
“Steven Gracey, 20, of Germiston, also had his not guilty plea to the murder accepted and he instead admitted to an assault on Mr Crawford's friend Andrew Bain. He was jailed for a year.”
“Mr Crawford was in Forge Street on 24 May last year with some friends after they had watched the SPL title decider on television.”
“A 14-year-old boy also admitted assaulting Mr Crawford by punching him on the face. He was placed on probation for two years and ordered to be electronically tagged for six months.”
“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.”
