9,067 source-backed crime & justice facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 83 of 91.
“12 people were killed and 11 injured”
“We heard two really loud bangs. ... about two minutes later someone came running in saying that someone had been shot in the face. ... The police were there in about five minutes.”
“The funeral cortege was due to pass through through at 1130 BST. ... The fourth one stopped”
“I was with my wife and two boys aged three and four.”
“stopped about 10 feet away”
“Five minutes later she just stopped breathing.”
“We heard two really loud bangs.”
“about two minutes later someone came running in”
“in about five minutes”
“I saw three dead bodies”
“at 1130 BST”
“Police have said they are pleased that nine out of ten pubs in Nottingham passed an under age purchase test.”
“All but one challenged the teenager and asked for proof of age.”
“I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those premises that have demonstrated a commitment to their licensing responsibilities and reassure the community that further operations will be conducted on a regular basis to ensure thi…”
“In June 2009 bank staff in Dundee alerted Tayside Police they were suspicions about a Nigerian male who had been withdrawing large amounts of money from the branch or transferring large amounts to other accounts.”
“Working closely their Criminal Investigation Team, the Civil Recovery Unit was able to build a case against Mr Hayer that ultimately achieved the recovery of more than £450,000.”
“Operation Lockdown was a surveillance led operation into large scale commercial import and distribution of class A controlled drugs. Following conviction for drugs and money laundering offences, confiscation orders were made in respect of …”
“A woman who admitted defrauding NHS Scotland of almost £40,000 has been jailed for eight months.”
“two men got out and one pulled out what is believed to have been a gun.”
“Thames Valley Police said in February it had not heard of such incidents before, but urged people with information to contact the force.”
“Police investigated the final hours of Raymond Ashley Robinson, 38, from Markham, Blackwood, Caerphilly County.”
“Police said he was in a collision with a white Peugeot 307 as he was believed to be crossing the road near the Asda roundabout in Dowlais at about 0535 BST that morning.”
“The car driver, 43, and a 35-year-old woman were arrested by South Wales Police on suspicion of dangerous driving.”
“An emergency helpline has been opened for people concerned about the incident. Cumbria Police Casualty Bureau Line on 0800 096 0095.”
“In 2009/10, 3,289 officers were assaulted.”
“In 2008/09 the figure was 2,912, rising to 2,940 in 2008/09.”
“The area with the most attacks was north Belfast with 373, followed by south Belfast which had 311, then the Foyle district with 283.”
“In 2007/08 it had nine assaults”
“In 2008/09 the figure was 2,912”
“rising to 2,940 in 2008/09.”
“The area with the most attacks was north Belfast with 373”
“followed by south Belfast which had 311”
“then the Foyle district with 283.”
“The area of lowest assaults was Ballymoney with 27”
“Moyle unfortunately is sliding up the scale. In 2007/08 it had nine assaults”
“Moyle unfortunately is sliding up the scale. In 2007/08 it had nine assaults, this almost doubled in 2008/09 and then again for 2009/10.”
“Lord Morrow received the figures after submitting a question to the justice minister.”
“I am keen to learn how these matters were dealt with through the courts, and have submitted a further question to the minister of justice to this effect.”
“Israel has started deporting hundreds of foreign activists, who were arrested on the flotilla ships.”
“Liberia has deported seven people to the US after they were arrested for allegedly trying to ship 4,000kg of cocaine there, the goverment says.”
“The men have now been charged by prosecutors in New York with conspiracy to import cocaine.”
“One British national is still being treated in an Israeli hospital and the other 40 are being held in Beersheva prison”
“Two of his aides received suspended prison sentences for falsifying political contribution reports.”
“was questioned twice by prosecutors over a land deal.”
“Two men have been charged with Dylan's murder and were due to appear before Wigan magistrates on Wednesday.”
“All nine women deny a charge of burglary with intent to cause criminal damage.”
“In July the chief inspector of prisons Dame Anne Owers said conditions had deteriorated and the centre had become "more like a prison"”
“In July the chief inspector of prisons Dame Anne Owers said conditions had deteriorated and the centre had become 'more like a prison'”
“He said police were particularly keen to establish Mr Bohling's movements on 27 February when he left in his car and returned home without letting his parents know where he had been.”
“A man, aged 23, from Coventry, has been arrested and bailed.”
“More than 6,000 illegal drivers have been arrested since 2003, Metropolitan Police said.”
“Since 2003, the Safer Transport Command has arrested more than 6,000 illegal cab drivers and has doubled the number of dedicated cab enforcement officers in the capital to 68.”
“It wants almost 90% of police officers deployed on front line duties across six local policing areas.”
“This is the next stage after a year's hard work of examining what we do, the service we provide to the public and the cost to the taxpayer in Gloucestershire.”
“100th anniversary of the shooting”
“It cost almost £3m to police parades last summer”
“Anyone found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to an animal could face up to six months in prison or a £20,000 fine under the Animal Welfare Act, he said.”
“Dyfed-Powys Police arrested 17 people and 10 cars were impounded.”
“Residents in Dale, near Milford Haven, said some 300 cars descended on the area over the bank holiday...”
“Edmond Arapi, who lives in Leek with his wife and three young children, was given a 16-year jail term in his absence.”
“Mr Arapi, an Albanian chef legally resident in the UK and married to a British woman, was convicted of stabbing to death Castillo Marcello in Genoa, in northern Italy, in October 2004.”
“In his absence and, says Mr Arapi, without his knowledge, he was tried, convicted and given a 19-year prison term - reduced to 16 years after an appeal which he also apparently did not know about.”
“When the 29-year-old chef was eventually arrested at Gatwick Airport on his way back from a holiday in Albania in June 2009, he was deeply shocked.”
“An invoice for a food delivery - shown to BBC News - backs up the account. The document records items received by Cafe Davide on October 26, 2004 - the day of the murder - and is signed by Edmond Arapi.”
“The police later said that at least 12 people had died in the attacks.”
“The US government has begun criminal and civil investigations into the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, Attorney General Eric Holder has announced.”
“We will closely examine the actions of those involved in the spill.”
“Two of Mr Ozawa's aides have received suspended prison sentences for falsifying reports on political contributions.”
“Felix Navarro ... sentenced to 25 ... years”
“Antonio Diaz ... sentenced to 20 ... years”
“More than 300 activists were taken from Beersheba prison by bus to Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv to be flown out of Israel, the Israeli interior ministry said”
“More than 300 activists were taken from Beersheba prison by bus to Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv to be flown out of Israel, the Israeli interior ministry said.”
“jailed in Egypt in 1982”
“Maj Nidal Hasan is also charged with attempting to kill 32 others during a shooting rampage last November.”
“Maj Hasan's defence team won a delay in proceedings until 4 October, having argued that they needed more documents, including FBI files on his alleged contact with a radical Islamic cleric in Yemen months before the shootings.”
“David McGrail, 34, and Drew McGrail, 26, were both charged with his murder on Tuesday evening.”
“Greater Manchester police were called to the pond shortly after 0350 BST on Sunday following reports of an assault.”
“and Mr Sanchez's police chief was arrested last year.”
“In June 2008, Mr West was convicted of raping woman in her east Belfast home.”
“In August of that year, he was jailed for 11 years.”
“West Yorkshire Police said at least 40 detectives were involved with the case.”
“Stephen Griffiths has been charged with the murders of Suzanne Blamires, Susan Rushworth and Shelley Armitage.”
“items found in the River Aire at Shipley, close to where the remains of Ms Blamires, 36, were found last Tuesday, are being examined.”
“There have been no signs of Ms Armitage, 31, or Ms Rushworth, 43.”
“"Thanks to Plan Colombia and our national security police [forces], that's a little less than a third of what it was in 1999, 1998 and 1997."”
“"since November 2008 since I acted against those involved - the reports of 'false positives' has diminished dramatically."”
“Martin Winter, 52, owner of Festival Fireworks UK Ltd, since renamed Alpha Fireworks Ltd, was jailed for seven years at Lewes Crown Court.”
“His son Nathan, 25, was jailed for five years.”
“The uncle of a four-year-old boy who was mauled to death by a pit-bull has been jailed for four months for breeding and owning the dog.”
“"up to three men, possibly carrying baseball bats and a knife, were involved."”
“Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murdering Pc Keith Blakelock in north London 25 years ago.”
“The men, aged 52 and 46, were arrested at separate addresses in north London on Friday at 0800 BST.”
“Pc Blakelock, a father of three, originally from Sunderland, was murdered by a machete-wielding gang as about 500 youths rioted on the estate.”
“Winston Silcott, Mark Braithwaite and Engin Raghip were convicted of the killing in 1987 but were cleared on appeal in 1991.”
“A new murder investigation began in 2003.”
“has been jailed for 14 years.”
“He first raped his victim in 1996 when she was 10 years old, but she did not come forward until 2009, police said.”
“drove north on the southbound lane for four miles before police stopped her.”
“Murphy was jailed for 14 years in 2002 for conspiracy to cause the August 1998 Real IRA bombing”
“Nine specialist bikes worth a total of around £30,000 have been stolen from the National Mountain Bike Championships.”
