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With the restirement of Amherst Police Chief John Askey, the Town Board Monday evening is expected to approve appointing Det. Capt. Scott Chamberlin as his successor.  A 27-year veteran, Chamberlin has been in charge of investigative services and training for the 150-member department. His career includes work in narcotics, sexual victim units and intelligence. He also comes from "Blue Bloods" family, the son of a former Cheektowaga chief and grandson of a cop. Credit Amherst Police Chamberlin...

Sunderland turn our attentions to cup action on Tuesday night as we welcome Port Vale to the Stadium of Light in the Papa John’s Trophy third round (6pm). The Lads are three wins away from a Wembley final in the competition, against a Vale side under caretaker management with Danny Pugh temporarily at the helm. The two clubs are paired together by our 2-1 win at Oldham Athletic in the second round, combined with Port Vale’s victory over Wolves’ Under-21s by the same scoreline. Fo...

Defence brings evidence in trial of Russian hooligans Published on Share The trial of two Russian men, accused of launching a savage attack on an English football supporter during Euro 2016 that left him in a wheelchair, continued Wednesday with the defence presenting video evidence. Pavel Kossov and Mikhail Ivkine, both 34, are accused of beating 55-year-old Andrew Bache, who suffered brain injuries in the violence that broke out before England played Russia in...

Updated: 10 Dec 2020, 13:46 AN ENGLAND fan battered senseless by Russian thugs had his life changed in just fifteen seconds, a court has heard. Former delivery driver Andrew Bache, 55, was left paralysed for life and barely able to speak after being attacked by hooligans at Euro 2016. 8 England fan Andrew Baches whole life changed in just 15 seconds, heard the court Credit: Refer to Caption 8 8 Three Lions supporters were attacked by Russians before the match in Marseille Andrew was targeted as...