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“The mountain bikes were stolen some time between 2300 BST on Saturday and 0700 BST on Sunday at the event in Margam Park near Port Talbot.”
“Police said the bikes were worth between £3,000 and £4,000 each.”
“Police are appealing for information about a silver van which was seen entering the park at 2330 BST on Saturday and leaving at 0500 BST on Sunday.”
“which happened between 0130 and 0145 BST.”
“Police said she ran off and was attacked while on the phone.”
“Knox is serving a 26-year jail term for the murder of Miss Kercher”
“Sollecito was jailed for 25 years”
“Guede for 30 years”
“Under Italian law, slander can lead to a fine and/or a prison sentence of up to six years.”
“Last November, Knox's divorced parents were placed under investigation for repeating their daughter's claim that police officers had beaten her during questioning.”
“Three men have voluntarily gone to PSNI stations for questioning about an ongoing investigation into historical abuse in County Down, police have said.”
“Thirteen other people have previously been arrested as part of the inquiry.”
“Of the three men who went to police stations recently, one was interviewed last Wednesday in relation to an allegation of harassment and an offence under the Telecommunication Act 1984.”
“The third man was questioned the next day in relation to an allegation of indecent assault on a child.”
“It is currently the subject of a rigorous and extensive four-year prison research programme," said a spokesperson.”
“Clinical guidance recommends that prisoners jailed for more than six months should not be maintained on methadone unless there are exceptional circumstances.”
“about three-quarters of people entering prison tested positive for class A drugs.”
“US shares have fallen after the US government said it had launched both criminal and civil investigations into BP's oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.”
“Suna Capraz, 23, faces a charge of attempted murder over the alleged attack in the County Armagh town.”
“A prosecuting barrister said police found the injured man, in his 40s, lying on a sofa on 27 February.”
“The County Armagh woman is also charged with possession of an offensive weapon, criminal damage and making a threat to kill.”
“The court heard Capraz, described as a self-confessed heroin addict, was visibly upset and told officers at the scene: 'He was going to rape me, I had to stab him.'”
“It is possible the men ran down an alleyway which leads to the East Ham housing estate and I want to hear from anyone who was in the immediate area near the restaurant, or within the estate who may have seen the men hanging around or saw w…”
“Police went to Horncastle Road in Boston just before 0200 BST to reports a vehicle with its lights still on was submerged in the Maud Foster Drain.”
“The officers jumped in and broke the side windows, but found it was empty.”
“A separate report from the owner confirmed the car had been stolen and police believe it had been pushed into the river as a joke.”
“As acts of mischief and criminal damage go, this must be one the most foolhardy and potentially dangerous I have come across.”
“By deliberately giving us cause to believe that a motorist had lost control and entered the river, the offenders have put members of the emergency services at risk as the first instinct of my officers when arriving at the scene would have …”
“South Wales Police said he was walking through the area beforehand and repeatedly kicked in the face.”
“Edward Terry was given a suspended term of six months after he admitted supplying the class A drug.”
“On 5 November, Mr Sanderson went to the bar with two of his colleagues, whom he claimed were his "multi-millionaire" boss and his boss's friend.”
“About a dozen people were trapped, (but)... the videos have not been published of some of those who were filmed.”
“it looks like hundreds of thousands of US dollars were spent on it”
“At least four flats were used”
“at least four girls took part”
“The increase, which brings the total number to 17,409, was welcomed by ministers, who have pledged to deliver 1,000 additional officers. The figures came after a row over whether civil servants were trying to "call the shots" on police fun…”
“The Scottish government-published figures, which cover the eight main police forces, said officer numbers increased by 136 in the last quarter and by 361 in the last year.”
“"The Scottish government pledged to deliver a more visible police presence in our communities which is why we committed ourselves to increasing the number of police officers by 1,000 by the end of this parliament," he said.”
“Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill said the government was providing record levels of police funding, while recorded crime was at a near 30-year low.”
“Numbers in the Lothian and Borders Police force area also exceeded 3,000 for the first time.”
“"The next few years are about priorities. For the Conservatives, the hard won battle to secure 1,000 extra police is not one we will abandon. Public safety must remain a top priority."”
“The teenager - who was not wearing a high-visibility vest - was seen running onto the A706 road and into the path of a minibus. The vehicle, driven by professional driver Francis Keenan, hit Conor before stopping further down the road. The…”
“Passenger Terrence Moore, a station announcer at Finsbury Park, became concerned about 'movement' as a train crossed points on the approach to Potters Bar at around 9pm on 9 May 2002 - about 16 hours before the crash, Judge Baker said.”
“Peter Prime, who travelled north through Potters Bar at around 8.30pm on 9 May had also experienced a 'rough ride' on the approach to the station.”
“Checks had been carried out on the approach to the station hours before the crash - but on the wrong line.”
“10 of the 17 people arrested were still in custody.”
“named two militia leaders as the prime suspects”
“The shooting happened during just before 1000 (0200 GMT) at the Lingling District People's Court”
“Thomas Buckett was discovered in the grounds of Clayton Hall Business and Language College, Newcastle-under-Lyme, at 1920 BST on Sunday, police said.”
“Recently three people were arrested, two for obstructing access to government officials and its contractors to conduct a badger sett survey at the Brithdir Mawr collective.”
“He is believed to have been jailed in Egypt in 1982 in connection with the assassination of Egypt's then-President Anwar Sadat.”
“"murder by a state"”
“Three other youths - brothers Joseph and Danny Hulme and Daniel Mallett - were jailed for attacking Mr Maltby.”
“He spent 11 years in jail for a murder that never happened.”
“and two policemen accused of beating him were arrested.”
“The government issued two new sets of procedures - the first covers evidence in cases subject to the death penalty, and the second rules on evidence obtained under duress in all criminal cases.”
“We will closely examine the actions of those involved in the spill. If we find evidence of illegal behavior, we will be extremely forceful in our response”
“US Attorney General Eric Holder announced that officials had begun criminal and civil investigations into America's worst oil spill.”
“Individuals in England and Wales with football banning orders must hand over their documents at police stations by 2200 BST on 2 June.”
“four days after being forcibly removed from a sea‑borne Lebanese aid mission to Gaza.”
“A man has been arrested after a 36-year-old died and two other people were wounded in a shooting in east London.”
“Police say the three men had been at the Sugar Lounge nightclub in Newham, prior to the shooting on Saturday.”
“A man in his 20s was arrested on Sunday on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.”
“She later became a nun and saved the lives of more than 60 people by smuggling them into her convent in Rome.”
“Between 20 and 25 bodies, thought to be the victims of drug gang violence, have been found in an abandoned silver mine in southern Mexico, officials say.”
“The bodies appeared to have been thrown down a 200m (650ft) ventilation shaft over a period of time, police said.”
“the focal point for drug-related violence that has claimed some 23,000 lives nationwide since 2006.”
“Dyfed-Powys Police said they also impounded nine cars as the event ended near Dale, Pembrokeshire, on Monday.”
“they had managed to turn away large numbers heading to the site since it had begun.”
“Ms Armitage, 31, has not been seen since 26 April”
“Officers from West Yorkshire Police's Underwater Search Unit are continuing the search of the River Aire, and have cancelled all planned training exercises and activities over the coming week.”
“The ICC has five active investigations, all in Africa. So far no-one has been convicted of alleged war crimes.”
“He said it had affected the armed forces, governments and judges in many countries, citing the Democratic Republic of Congo, Guinea and Colombia.”
“We have Catholic priests being prosecuted 50 years after the event, Nazi war criminals are still being brought to book,”
“The overnight assault took place 10km (six miles) outside the city - the closest such attack yet to the capital.”
“Truckers protesting against the attack briefly closed the grand trunk road linking Lahore, Rawalpindi and Peshawar before being persuaded by police to end their protest.”
“It says police chiefs may be forced to spend millions reinforcing security bases across Northern Ireland”
“Two men, aged 35 and 25, are still in custody being questioned by police about the killing.”
“Grampian Police said the number of detected assaults and robberies and assaults with intent to rob in the city centre had almost halved, while detection rates improved by almost 50%.”
“An international treaty establishing the court was signed in 1998.”
“a cold-blooded, ruthless killing”
“It is a chilling reminder of a violent past that everyone in the community hoped we had left behind”
“One 17-year-old suspect told police the men had trained in the North Waziristan tribal region.”
“Police have appealed for information after a 36-year-old man died and two other people were wounded in a shooting in east London.”
“Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 17-year-old boy died in a pond in Wigan, Greater Manchester.”
“Police were called to the pond on Ladies Lane, Hindley, at about 0350 BST on Sunday after reports of an assault.”
“The men, aged 26 and 34, have also been held on suspicion of assault.”
“He was jailed for two years and fined £16,185 after his trial on corruption charges.”
“Latest police estimates suggest up to 50,000 people are expected to attend the week-long event.”
“Visitors to the annual Appleby Horse Fair in Cumbria have been warned police will take a 'zero tolerance approach' to violent disorder.”
“They were given 14-year jail terms for "gross indecency and unnatural acts" after celebrating their engagement.”
“Monjeza, 26, and Chimbalanga, 20, were released from prison on Saturday evening...”
“They were released from prison on Saturday evening, hours after Mr Mutharika announced their pardon.”
“Monjeza and Chimbalanga were arrested in December last year, a day after they celebrated their engagement and had been in custody ever since.”
“The pardon only applies to the offence under which they were convicted. If, for example, they go back and the state is of the view that they have recommited the offence, the pardon will not apply.”
“Biggs was released from prison on compassionate grounds in 2009 because of health problems.”
“Biggs was among a 15-strong gang which attacked the Glasgow to London mail train at Ledburn, Buckinghamshire, in August 1963, making off with £2.6m.”
“The train's driver, Jack Mills, suffered head injuries during the robbery and never returned to work. He died in 1970.”
“He is due to appear at Bradford Crown Court again via videolink from Wakefield Prison on 7 June.”
