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5:45 PM January 22, 2021
The Peugeot was recovered by police in Hartcliffe later the same night, while the black VW remains outstanding.
- Credit: Archant
A man charged in connection with a burglary and theft of two cars in Long Ashton is due in court next month.
Danny Coyle, aged 18 of Hartcliffe, appeared before Bristol Magistrates Court on January 16 charged with aggravated vehicle taking and dangerous driving, burglary and driving without insurance.
He was arrested on the night of the offence, January 14, and will appear in Bristol Crown Court on February 19.
The case relates to the theft of car keys in a burglary in Long Ashton, in Lampton Road, used to steal a VW Passat and a Peugeot 206.
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Man and woman to face trial accused of child abduction
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Two people who deny abducting an eight-year-old girl are to face trial.
Ann-marie Lawton, 29 and Ismail Qurba, 26, are charged with detaining the child under the Child Abduction Act 1984.
Qurba, of Redland, appeared at Bristol Crown Court and with the assistance of an Arabic interpreter pleaded not guilty to abducting the child between December 15 and 18 last year.
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A manipulator who raped a teenager on four occasions and a man who held an entire family hostage at knifepoint are among the criminals that were locked up in December.