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Children were used as “disposable cannon fodder” exploited for county lines gangs in Brighton and Hove.

Seven members of a Brighton drugs gang have been jailed after recruiting children to deal crack cocaine and heroin in the city

Southend, Basildon and Rayleigh drug dealers flooded a seaside city with crack cocaine and exploited children to sell drugs

Fire crews, police and the ambulance service were called to reports of chemical or gas leak in Basildon.

South Essex magistrates have seen a number of cases of littering involving Basildon residents.

By Court reporter The hearing of Georgia Potter and Brea Coggin was held at Truro Crown Court Two women accused of assisting the men jailed for the murder of Aaron Pill in Falmouth last year have appeared in court to answer charges. Brea Coggin, aged 22 of Avalon Close, Mylor Bridge, and Georgia Potter, aged 51 of Meadowbank, Mylor Bridge, appeared before Truro Crown Court this morning where two charges were put before each of them. ...

Cases at Crown Court A PLEA and directions hearing for two women accused of assisting the men jailed for the murder of Aaron Pill is the latest victim of the coronavirus pandemic. Brea Coggin, aged 22 of Avalon Close, Mylor Bridge, and Georgia Potter, aged 50 of Meadowbank, Mylor Bridge, were both due to appear at Truro Crown Court on January 11 for a plea and directions hearing, but the case has now moved to January 22 because one of the women is isolating due to coronavirus. However, it...

THE two men convicted of the killing of Aaron Pill have been sentenced to a minimum of 21 years each for his murder. Kane Coggin, 27, of Meadowbank, Mylor Bridge and Liam Bastow, 24, of Avalon Close, Mylor Bridge were unanimously found guilty of murder by a jury at Truro Crown Court on December 2. The court heard that a desire for revenge after threats were made over a £400 drug debt led to the murder of Aaron Pill. He was killed at his home in Tresawle Road, Falmouth on May 4 this yea...

The family of Falmouth murder victim Aaron Pill have been praised for their "dignity" at the conclusion of a trial that saw two men sentenced to life in prison. Liam Bastow, 25, and Kane Coggin, 27, had pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to the manslaughter of 25-year-old Aaron Pill on May 5 this year, but were found guilty of murder by a jury at Truro Crown Court earlier this month. Now the senior investigating officer in the case, Detective Inspector Costa Nassaris, has praised Mr Pil...