Crime - part deux.
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Land of the free ...
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Eight children killed in Louisiana shooting, police say
Three boys and five girls, aged between three to 11, were killed in the shooting on Sunday, officials say.
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The police have described that as a ****ing ‘disturbance’Land of the free ...
Eight children killed in Louisiana shooting, police say
Three boys and five girls, aged between three to 11, were killed in the shooting on Sunday, officials say.
That’s right up there with your internal strife post
Absolutely tragic ... and pretty unbelievable... massacred his own kids... WTAF!
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Eight children killed in Louisiana shooting, police say
Three boys and five girls, aged between three to 11, were killed in the shooting on Sunday, officials say.
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New levels of daftness ...
An 'influencer' charged with the attempted murder of another 'influencer' WTF! ...
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An 'influencer' charged with the attempted murder of another 'influencer' WTF! ...
Woman charged with attempted murder after car hits pedestrians
A 30-year-old woman is in a critical condition following the incident on Sunday morning in Soho.
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obviously under the influenceNew levels of daftness ...
An 'influencer' charged with the attempted murder of another 'influencer' WTF! ...
Woman charged with attempted murder after car hits pedestrians
A 30-year-old woman is in a critical condition following the incident on Sunday morning in Soho.
Yeah Bywood put the video up but it got taken down, it didn't ****ing help the person reversing the car up with the body underneath still. Awful sound as it did so, but don't know if it was the sump or bumper coming off the kerb or the womans head going crunch.New levels of daftness ...
An 'influencer' charged with the attempted murder of another 'influencer' WTF! ...
Woman charged with attempted murder after car hits pedestrians
A 30-year-old woman is in a critical condition following the incident on Sunday morning in Soho.
Tragic. I have seen the video. No idea how she’s going to come out of that alive.New levels of daftness ...
An 'influencer' charged with the attempted murder of another 'influencer' WTF! ...
Woman charged with attempted murder after car hits pedestrians
A 30-year-old woman is in a critical condition following the incident on Sunday morning in Soho.
having been in hospital at the same time as a kid who had his head run over possibly for the best if they don't .
****ing scum
A former high school teacher sexually assaulted and smothered to death a baby boy he adopted months earlier with his partner, a jury has been told.
The court heard Preston Davey, who was pronounced dead at Blackpool Victoria Hospital in July 2023, had suffered 40 traumatic injuries over four months.
Jamie Varley, 37, is accused of killing the 13-month-old, along with 25 other charges relating to his sexual and physical mistreatment.
His partner John McGowan-Fazakerley, 32, is accused of causing or allowing the death of the child and four other offences. Both men deny all charges.
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A former high school teacher sexually assaulted and smothered to death a baby boy he adopted months earlier with his partner, a jury has been told.
The court heard Preston Davey, who was pronounced dead at Blackpool Victoria Hospital in July 2023, had suffered 40 traumatic injuries over four months.
Jamie Varley, 37, is accused of killing the 13-month-old, along with 25 other charges relating to his sexual and physical mistreatment.
His partner John McGowan-Fazakerley, 32, is accused of causing or allowing the death of the child and four other offences. Both men deny all charges.
Ex-teacher sexually abused and smothered baby he adopted, jury told
A man is on trial accused of murdering 13-month-old Preston Davey in Blackpool.
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This should raise the question in many peoples minds "what are two men doing with a baby".
Iran backed @Citizen Kane. ?
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Boy, 17, charged with Kenton synagogue arson in Harrow
A bottle containing a type of accelerant was thrown through the window of the synagogue.
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Lucky man
A Sunderland supporter who hit a man with one punch and left him with fatal brain injuries during an altercation in London has been cleared of manslaughter. Lewis MacLeod was accused of killing 43-year-old Michael Edwards during an incident on Borough High Street in the early hours of September 13 last year.
After being punched, Mr Edwards fell and hit his head on the pavement, and died from the resulting brain injuries in hospital four days later. MacLeod had travelled to London from the North East that day for a Premier League match between Sunderland and Crystal Palace, and spent several hours drinking with a friend before the fatal incident.
The 36-year-old told a trial at Inner London Crown Court that he threw the punch while “scared and terrified” and insisted he was acting in self-defence.“I’m absolutely devastated and always will be,” he said. “I never wanted this to happen. I’m gutted.”
MacLeod broke down in tears in the dock on Monday afternoon as a jury found him not guilty of manslaughter. He will still face sentencing in June for an assault on Mr Edwards’s friend during the same incident.
The court heard how Mr Edwards, from Warwickshire, had been celebrating a friend’s birthday, while MacLeod had started drinking with friend David Jackson, who he was staying with, at a pub near Kings Cross Station around 4pm. Just after midnight, they took a taxi to near Mr Jackson’s home address in Elephant and Castle and continued drinking, the court heard.
Mr Edwards and his friend James Roberts were already drinking in the area, and there was evidence that both Mr Edwards and MacLeod had used cocaine. By around 1.40am on September 13, both pairs of friends were in Belushi’s bar on Borough High Street, sitting on tables about five metres apart.
MacLeod and his friend were asked to leave the bar while Mr Edwards and Mr Roberts were vaping outside, and CCTV showed MacLeod – as he exited – trying to shake hands with Mr Edwards and then trying repeatedly to touch his groin. The footage showed Mr Edwards and Mr Roberts gesturing after them, speaking to security, and then following MacLeod and Mr Jackson to a nearby shop called The Food and Wine store.
MacLeod was seen on camera throwing a punch to the right side of Mr Edwards’s head in the ensuing confrontation, sending him crashing to the pavement, and a fight then broke out inside the convenience store. MacLeod said at trial he was “absolutely terrified and scared” when Mr Edwards was demanding that he come out of the shop.
“Who would not be scared of the two men,” he said. “They were definitely going for trouble.”
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A Sunderland supporter who hit a man with one punch and left him with fatal brain injuries during an altercation in London has been cleared of manslaughter. Lewis MacLeod was accused of killing 43-year-old Michael Edwards during an incident on Borough High Street in the early hours of September 13 last year.
After being punched, Mr Edwards fell and hit his head on the pavement, and died from the resulting brain injuries in hospital four days later. MacLeod had travelled to London from the North East that day for a Premier League match between Sunderland and Crystal Palace, and spent several hours drinking with a friend before the fatal incident.
The 36-year-old told a trial at Inner London Crown Court that he threw the punch while “scared and terrified” and insisted he was acting in self-defence.“I’m absolutely devastated and always will be,” he said. “I never wanted this to happen. I’m gutted.”
MacLeod broke down in tears in the dock on Monday afternoon as a jury found him not guilty of manslaughter. He will still face sentencing in June for an assault on Mr Edwards’s friend during the same incident.
The court heard how Mr Edwards, from Warwickshire, had been celebrating a friend’s birthday, while MacLeod had started drinking with friend David Jackson, who he was staying with, at a pub near Kings Cross Station around 4pm. Just after midnight, they took a taxi to near Mr Jackson’s home address in Elephant and Castle and continued drinking, the court heard.
Mr Edwards and his friend James Roberts were already drinking in the area, and there was evidence that both Mr Edwards and MacLeod had used cocaine. By around 1.40am on September 13, both pairs of friends were in Belushi’s bar on Borough High Street, sitting on tables about five metres apart.
MacLeod and his friend were asked to leave the bar while Mr Edwards and Mr Roberts were vaping outside, and CCTV showed MacLeod – as he exited – trying to shake hands with Mr Edwards and then trying repeatedly to touch his groin. The footage showed Mr Edwards and Mr Roberts gesturing after them, speaking to security, and then following MacLeod and Mr Jackson to a nearby shop called The Food and Wine store.
MacLeod was seen on camera throwing a punch to the right side of Mr Edwards’s head in the ensuing confrontation, sending him crashing to the pavement, and a fight then broke out inside the convenience store. MacLeod said at trial he was “absolutely terrified and scared” when Mr Edwards was demanding that he come out of the shop.
“Who would not be scared of the two men,” he said. “They were definitely going for trouble.”
Man cleared of manslaughter over one-punch death
Lewis MacLeod from Sunderland is cleared over the death of Warwickshire man Michael Edwards.
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Man dumped 50 dead hares at Hampshire shop, court hears
James Kempster is on trial also accused of smearing animal blood over the shop's windows.
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Abit frigging weird
Country really is ****ed.
Cocaine, cannabis, laughing gas and prescription pills are being offered for sale in mini-marts on UK High Streets, a BBC investigation can reveal.
They were readily offered to our undercover researchers who secretly filmed in shops across four neighbouring West Midlands towns.
One street we visited was described as "lawless" by an anonymous law enforcement source.
Just a few miles away, in a town where we found illegal drugs being sold in shops, legitimate businesses told us they had been intimidated by gangs - and witnessed knife and gun violence.
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Cocaine, cannabis, laughing gas and prescription pills are being offered for sale in mini-marts on UK High Streets, a BBC investigation can reveal.
They were readily offered to our undercover researchers who secretly filmed in shops across four neighbouring West Midlands towns.
One street we visited was described as "lawless" by an anonymous law enforcement source.
Just a few miles away, in a town where we found illegal drugs being sold in shops, legitimate businesses told us they had been intimidated by gangs - and witnessed knife and gun violence.
Cocaine and cannabis sold in High Street mini-marts - BBC undercover filming
Across the UK, shopfronts are being exploited by criminal gangs pushing illegal drugs, experts say.
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Country really is ****ed.
Cocaine, cannabis, laughing gas and prescription pills are being offered for sale in mini-marts on UK High Streets, a BBC investigation can reveal.
They were readily offered to our undercover researchers who secretly filmed in shops across four neighbouring West Midlands towns.
One street we visited was described as "lawless" by an anonymous law enforcement source.
Just a few miles away, in a town where we found illegal drugs being sold in shops, legitimate businesses told us they had been intimidated by gangs - and witnessed knife and gun violence.
Cocaine and cannabis sold in High Street mini-marts - BBC undercover filming
Across the UK, shopfronts are being exploited by criminal gangs pushing illegal drugs, experts say.
Got some food late at Bossman’s Kebabs the other week and he handed over a bag that definitely didn’t have food in to a hooded yoof who absolutely was not a customer. It’s fine.
I know mini-marts have been getting busted for illegal cigarettes ie no duty, them dogs the cops use are good, the places they sniff stuff out is unreal, hidden compartments in walls, special compartments in flooring, some that need electronic devices to open, very clever some of the lengths people go to, but once them dogs are in they're ****ed, however ingenious the hiding place is.Country really is ****ed.
Cocaine, cannabis, laughing gas and prescription pills are being offered for sale in mini-marts on UK High Streets, a BBC investigation can reveal.
They were readily offered to our undercover researchers who secretly filmed in shops across four neighbouring West Midlands towns.
One street we visited was described as "lawless" by an anonymous law enforcement source.
Just a few miles away, in a town where we found illegal drugs being sold in shops, legitimate businesses told us they had been intimidated by gangs - and witnessed knife and gun violence.
Cocaine and cannabis sold in High Street mini-marts - BBC undercover filming
Across the UK, shopfronts are being exploited by criminal gangs pushing illegal drugs, experts say.
Brierley Hill and Dudley are pretty much no go areas, they've always been rough but theyre at a different level now, Lye and Cradley were good old fashioned black country places, salt of the earth people, Lye as been taken over by curry houses and barbers, you wouldn't go for a beer there but at one time it had some of the best boozers around, all the problems have one common denominator, unfortunatelyCountry really is ****ed.
Cocaine, cannabis, laughing gas and prescription pills are being offered for sale in mini-marts on UK High Streets, a BBC investigation can reveal.
They were readily offered to our undercover researchers who secretly filmed in shops across four neighbouring West Midlands towns.
One street we visited was described as "lawless" by an anonymous law enforcement source.
Just a few miles away, in a town where we found illegal drugs being sold in shops, legitimate businesses told us they had been intimidated by gangs - and witnessed knife and gun violence.
Cocaine and cannabis sold in High Street mini-marts - BBC undercover filming
Across the UK, shopfronts are being exploited by criminal gangs pushing illegal drugs, experts say.