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“O'Rourke admitted possessing a .22 rifle without a firearms certificate and three other counts of possessing a shotgun without a certificate.”
“O'Rourke, who admitted firearms offences, was given a nine-month sentence, suspended for two years.”
“Judge Cottle also ordered the weapons to be destroyed and told O'Rourke to pay £500 court costs.”
“According to the prosecution, blood samples matching Mr Wallace were found in Mr Close's flat, with the chances of them belonging to anyone else put at a billion to one.”
“Jaroslaw Kowalski, 26, was bludgeoned about the head with a heavy dumbbell bar in Stevenage in July last year, Luton Crown Court heard.”
“A pathologist found "distinctive" marks on his scalp, that matched the end of a weight's bar found in the room.”
“The bakery worker from Nysa had 47 separate injuries on his head, face and body and a fractured skull.”
“Mr Skibicki admitted he had hit the victim on the nose and urinated on him.”
“Thirteen out of 15 clauses of the 2005 order were found by inspectors to have been breached.”
“In July 2009 six people died when a fire broke out Lakanal House, which was among more than 300 London blocks then discovered to have no valid assessment.”
“...Lakanal House, which was among more than 300 London blocks then discovered to have no valid assessment.”
“The inspection of DCLG premises was carried out in February...”
“We expect the enforcement notice, which we inherited from the previous administration, to be closed next week when one final measure is signed off.”
“I can make this pledge to the American people - that the American people will not pay a dime for the clean-up of the Gulf region and that BP will be held responsible for all the damages that have occurred”
“the US justice department is considering legal action to make sure BP has enough funds to cover the damage and compensate those affected by the slick”
“February last year”
“between 14 and 17 February last year”
“They lured five young boys between the ages of nine and 15 to a house in Skelmorlie, North Ayrshire, where they fed them drugs and alcohol before molesting them.”
“The pair were released early in 2002.”
“After committing this offence in June 2003, O'Neill joined Lauchlan in Spain...”
“When the older brother left, O'Neill and Lauchlan abducted the 15-year-old for three nights in April 2004...”
“Mrs McGarrigle was reported missing in February 1998. Her body has never been recovered and she was declared dead in 2005.”
“She had been due to give evidence against them at an upcoming trial when she went missing in June 1997...”
“O'Neill was also found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy in Irvine, Ayrshire.”
“He also told them that they may never be freed.”
“There was a window of opportunity of 11 days when, if the system had worked, our son may have been alive.”
“It was another 22 hours before he was told his son had been found dead, the inquest heard.”
“Mr Palmer Snr, 71, was referred to the Lincolnshire force and saw an officer in his home town of Mablethorpe and filed a report.”
“after his girlfriend left with their four-year-old daughter after having an affair with one of his colleagues.”
“John Paul Massey, four, was mauled by his uncle's pit-bull - a banned breed - while staying at his grandmother Helen Foulkes' Wavertree home in November.”
“Mrs Foulkes, 63, pleaded guilty to possessing a dangerous dog at the hearing at Liverpool Magistrates' Court.”
“She was given unconditional bail to reappear at the same court on 1 July.”
“The dog attacked John Paul in the early hours of 30 November.”
“A re-trial was ordered in April after it was found procedures at the military tribunal were flawed.”
“Our reporter says the men are likely to appeal against the latest sentence, which they have five days to do.”
“about one in 100 Indian marriages ends in divorce”
“it can take anywhere from six months to 20 years.”
“roughly 11 Indian marriages in every 1,000 end in divorce”
“about 400 in every 1,000”
“Major Dodge, 32, who has an address in Manhattan, is alleged to have touched the woman in a sexual manner in Belfast last month.”
“Mr Dodge was not in court on Wednesday and was remanded for four weeks on continuing bail.”
“the explosion, which measured 2.4 on the Richter scale and could be heard 125 miles away, happened after a massive vapour cloud ignited when 250,000 litres of petrol leaked from one of its tanks, the court heard”
“injured 43 people, St Albans Crown Court heard”
“Among 10- to 17-year-olds, 6% of offences resulted in a jail term.”
“Jail terms are longer than before - the average length of a custodial sentence was 219 days, compared with 180 days last year.”
“Narrow-leaved Helleborine is protected under Section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities (NERC) Act 2006, which requires local authorities to 'have regard to the conservation of biodiversity in England, when carrying out th…”
“Narrow-leaved Helleborine is protected under Section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities (NERC) Act 2006”
“An inquest previously opened and adjourned will now go ahead in full on 5 October.”
“Up to 8,000 Bosniaks (Bosnian Muslims) were killed in one week in July 1995 around the town of Srebrenica.”
“Human rights groups have criticised the terms of his imprisonment because for the past three years he has been held in solitary confinement with 23-hour-a-day lock downs, constant video surveillance and almost no visitors.”
“"This rags-to-riches-to-jail saga is a humbling reminder of what can happen when greed and ambition run amok," US Attorney Wifredo Ferrer said. "Rothstein manipulated and abused the trust of all whom he knew - his friends, family, business…”
“The judge in the case said he was particularly troubled that Mr Rothstein had abused the judicial system for his scam, forging the signatures of at least three federal judges.”
“Stephen Griffiths, 40, who is accused of murdering Suzanne Blamires, Shelley Armitage and Susan Rushworth”
“Mr Robson said Mr Griffiths would be under 24-hour watch after trying to suffocate himself.”
“He will now be under 24-hour surveillance and unlikely to do it again.”
“Mr Griffiths, a mature student, of Thornton Road, Bradford, has appeared in court accused of murdering Ms Blamires, 36, between 20 May and 25 May; Ms Rushworth, 43, between 22 June, 2009, and 25 May this year; Ms Armitage, 31, between 25 A…”
“"This is a historic judgement that ends 25 years of impunity," a lawyer for the families of the disappeared, Jaime Granados, told the BBC.”
“The BBC's Hernando Salazar, in Bogota, says it is the most important judgement in Colombia since forced disappearance was made a crime in 2000.”
“Her daughter, Angela Lyall, and three passers-by who tried to follow the robber are also being recognised.”
“Mrs Jeffrey and her daughter were working in the Borders village post office in September 2008 when a man brandishing a knife came in and demanded money.”
“Jack Abramoff had been imprisoned in a minimum security facility in Maryland”
“has been released into a halfway house to serve out his sentence”
“He is expected to be released from the halfway house outside Washington DC on 4 December”
“He admitted to the bribery charges in a second case which also involved tax evasion and defrauding his clients”
“As part of his plea deal, Abramoff provided information to the Justice Department that helped convict a member of Congress for taking bribes”
“Christopher Garwell, 23, of Connahs Quay, Flintshire, was found with head injuries near King Charles Tower on Thursday night.”
“A 21-year-old man was on Walmgate Stray on Monday night when he was threatened by four people who stole his mobile phone, wallet and cigarettes.”
“Another student was on Walmgate Stray on Tuesday when he was hit by two people who tried to steal his property.”
“As a result of the two incidents, patrols have been increased in the Walmgate Stray area and the University of York campus.”
“The inquests will examine the deaths of Austen Kark, Emma Knights, Jonael Schickler, Alexander Ogunwusi, Chia Hsin Lin, Chia Chin Wu and Agnes Quinlivan.”
“Dorset County Council added the land to the register of town greens in 2000.”
“After the Betterment Properties bought the site in 2004 it successfully challenged the registration, saying the council applied the wrong Act of Parliament when it awarded town green status.”
“Two schoolboys who chased a suspected phone thief for an hour through Wigan”
“Ryan, 16”
“the 15-year-old victim”
“The Eden Club has withdrawn an appeal after its licence was suspended for two months for a disproportionate number of incidents of crime and disorder.”
“The suspension will last until 7 August.”
“Miss Crossley was teaching a class at the college on 27 January when she and pupils could smell smoke, but could not see any flames.”
“Bournemouth Council said it was considering challenging the decision by asking the government for a public inquiry.”
“at least two tons of cocaine with an estimated street value of $1bn (£686m)”
“They were apprehended in May and face drugs trafficking charges in relation to 3kg of cocaine”
“The cocaine was found in bricks, amounting to more than two tons, in 85 sacks”
“Another 60 empty sacks found indicated that 'the bunker had been used as a distribution centre', according to Soca”
“A British official told AFP news agency that the estimated street value of the cocaine - which was very highly purified - was more than $1bn”
“As well as the cocaine, $250,000 (£172,000) cash and a number of loaded firearms were also found”
“the interception laws of the 30 countries that the system was used in”
“Mr Dolan, 68, of Philip Lane, Tottenham; Mr Farrell, 57, of Cambridge Road, Aldershot, Hampshire, and Mr Lee, 49, of Broad Lane, Goole, East Yorkshire”
“two neighbours who said they had heard the babies screaming in the middle of the night, about three weeks before Charlie's death.”
“We went out again one-and-a-half hours later, and the second baby had started crying as well.”
“A date for an inquest into Ms Procter-Blaine's death has yet to be set.”
“Stewart also admitted tattooing five teenagers under the age of 18 - three were aged 15, one aged 16, and one aged 13 - between January and February of this year.”
“Stewart, admitted at Edinburgh Sheriff Court having a business which provided tattooing without a licence.”
“He carried out the offence from his home address and elsewhere between 1 January and 5 March.”
“Sheriff Elizabeth Jarvie QC fined Stewart £240. She said the fine had been reduced from £360 to reflect Stewart's guilty plea.”
“He was also banned from driving for five years.”
“Christopher Jones was three times over the legal drink driving limit at the time of the accident and it just shows he has no consideration for others.”
“The institution said in January it wanted to respond to increasing demands to its services. New laws were needed to make the changes because the home was set up under an act of parliament.”
“Apart from the restriction on those who can benefit from the home's services, we learned that the 1864 Act places restrictions on those who can become trustees of the home.”
“Ben Jervis, 31, from Exeter, Devon, admitted harassing and stalking the victim after she ended their "volatile" 15‑month relationship.”
“Jervis was ordered to carry out 150 hours of unpaid community work.”
