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An organised crime boss who ran his drugs business from a Witney flat, a remote farm and his mistress’s ‘stash house’ set himself up as a…

A drug dealer came onto detectives’ radar after he approached a police officer in a nightclub and offered him money in exchange for information…

A drug dealer came onto detectives’ radar after he approached a police officer in a nightclub and offered him money in exchange for information…

A PERVERTED doctor was jailed for two years and eight months for spying on housemates, friends, colleagues and hacking the details of 2000 potential…

A 66-year-old woman stalked two married, straight librarians while accusing them of having a lesbian affair, a court has heard.

Louisa Carlton hid behind hedges and pillars and lurked in the library car park to confront her two victims, Aylesbury Crown Court was told.

TOM UTLEY: How many of us can put our hands on our hearts and swear that weve never been guilty of offering imaginative excuses for the inexcusable? I certainly cant

Oxford Crown Court A judge will decide in September how best to deal with a man who attacked others and held them against their will. Thomas Ryan, 26, formerly of Weald Street, Bampton, was ruled unfit to stand trial at Oxford Crown Court last week. And this week jurors found that he had committed two assaults by beating and a charge of false imprisonment. He was found not guilty of a third assault. The incident happened at Bampton, Oxfordshire, in May 2019. On Friday, Recorder Michae...

Jonathan Simmonds (in white shirt) outside Oxford Crown Court A drink driver flashed his middle finger at the police officers who were pursuing him through Witney. Jonathan Simmonds, 56, hit speeds of 50 to 60mph in 30 zones, went through red lights and drove on the wrong side of the road during the chase on the evening of May 14, 2021. When he was later interviewed by a probation officer for a pre-sentence report, he was said to have claimed the police ‘fabricated facts around the offe...

1/1 A teen pair who said they confronted a man after he used a racial slur have been cleared of attempted robbery. Prosecutors claimed Ezekiel Tommy Amusan and Mickaydel Israel Ayee had squared up to their alleged victim – a historian in Oxford for a conference in July 2019 – and asked ‘what he had for them’ then said he had a nice watch. But the two young men – both still under-18 when the incident happened – denied the alleged robbery bid. Oxford Crown Cour...