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“At the hearing, the defendant also asked for four other offences to be taken into consideration.”
“one driver was reported to police for not driving in accordance with a licence.”
“Discussions are now under way to identify where cuts might be made and a report will go before Cumbria Police Authority in June.”
“The chief constable is absolutely committed to having constables out with the public and that will be protected.”
“Briers was sentenced to five years' detention”
“But it reports that nobody said that on Thursday, in the area of Bradford, where sex-workers ply their trade.”
“The Daily Mail says that the police are now involved in a 'hunt for more bodies'.”
“Police are warning south London parents to be on guard after two young girls faced apparent abduction attempts.”
“He said blaming North Korea for the sinking was "an open declaration of war and a heinous criminal act which drives inter-Korean relations to the situation of war and the self-destruction of digging their own grave".”
“Police were searching for at least two militants who managed to flee the scene”
“Police took control of the other mosque in the nearby Model Town area after a two-hour gunfight”
“Thirty nine-year-old Shaun Watt killed Dolly Gregory, 32, at their home in Welland Court, Grantham, on 1 January this year.”
“Durham Police has described its £1.3m cut as "a blow"”
“Cleveland Police, facing a loss of the same amount, agreed that it would be hard to implement.”
“We've been very austere for several years and have probably saved about £10m to address needs.”
“But now, all of a sudden, and not too long into the new financial year we've been requested to find another £1.3m which is going to be very difficult for us.”
“Two police forces in the north east of England have expressed concern over budget cuts totalling £2.6m.”
“Durham Police has described its £1.3m cut as "a blow" and said it would be hard to make further reductions.”
“He was arrested at Pontin's in Southport, Merseyside, on Friday on suspicion of escaping from lawful custody.”
“Two other men, aged 24 and 52, were also arrested on suspicion of conspiracy in assisting an offender to escape from lawful custody.”
“Four masked men then attacked the vehicle with baseball bats and bolt cutters and O'Donnell, who was escorted by three prison guards, escaped.”
“The BMW, which had been stolen in a burglary on 30 April in Levenshulme, was later found abandoned near to Lumbs Lane.”
“O'Donnell was due to be sentenced at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court on Friday for conspiracy to convert criminal property, in relation to a car cloning crime ring.”
“Mr Griffiths was arrested on Monday at his third-floor flat”
“Back then, it took six years to find and convict Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper, for killing 13 women - mainly prostitutes - and trying to murder seven more.”
“The Association of Chief Police Officers has set up a working group to assess the threats, risks and vulnerabilities associated with sex workers.”
“The Yorkshire Ripper's prosecutor, the then Attorney-General Sir Michael Havers, famously suggested 'the saddest part' of the case was that the last six attacks were not on prostitutes but 'totally respectable women'.”
“Decriminalisation in New Zealand - and its legalisation of brothels - has allowed women to report violence to police without fear of prosecution, she says.”
“The state police chief, Bhupinder Singh, said a 46cm (1.5ft) portion of the train track was missing.”
“Police said they had recovered more than 70 bodies and thousands of rounds of ammunition.”
“More than 500 people have been arrested over four days, mostly in Tivoli Gardens where some people loyal to Mr Coke had pledged to support him at any cost.”
“Last week a judge in Malawi sentenced a gay couple to 14 years in prison with hard labour”
“after their arrest last Friday”
“Clan members said the police had been charging between $200 and $1,000 in exchange for turning a blind eye to the smuggling of cars from Chile.”
“Those gathered voted not to return the bodies of the officers until police hand over seven cars they say were stolen from them.”
“They also demanded an investigation into the deaths of four of their members, who they believe were killed by police.”
“Potosi Police Chief Orlando Avila told BBC Mundo his officers could not enter the area because "there were sharp shooters stationed all along the highway".”
“Mr Lyons, 52, from Kilburn, north London, denies five counts of rape and two counts of sexual assault”
“Fraser has been sentenced to a three-year community order.”
“Fraser, who now lives in County Durham, was ordered to sign on the sex offenders register for five years.”
“Among those already jailed as part of the investigation, known as Operation Cammell, is paedophile David Walton from the Gateshead area. The 48-year-old was given an indeterminate jail sentence last year for the possession and distribution…”
“Sussex Police Det Sgt Steve French said the two men were arrested at the scene but were later stood down from bail without charge because none of the drugs were illegal at the time.”
“police said about 22,00 people were marching, down from 31,000 people at a previous strike over social and economic policies two months ago.”
“In Paris, police said about 22,00 people were marching, down from 31,000 people at a previous strike over social and economic policies two months ago.”
“A man charged with the murder and kidnap of a father-of-four has had the case against him dropped, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has said.”
“Paul Devalda, 34, of Padiham Road, Burnley was charged with murder and conspiracy to kidnap.”
“A woman, 27, of Padiham, has been charged with assisting an offender.”
“On the evidence available at the time of the decision to charge Mark Azzopardi we were satisfied that there was sufficient evidence to do so," Lancashire Police said.”
“However we have a duty to keep all cases under continuous review and after a further review of the case we have, in consultation with the CPS, now reached a decision that there is no longer a realistic prospect of conviction.”
“was jailed for eight months”
“when Grogan was arrested in January last year”
“A civil servant at RAF Lakenheath who accepted £64,000 to 'grease his palm' from a firm which won a £1m a year contract at the base has been jailed.”
“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.”
