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Hoax caller reported fake Burgess Hill machete sighting to get colleague in trouble

Bognor man jailed after dialing 999 to get colleague in trouble

Hoax caller Ashley Hall jailed over Burgess Hill machete claim

Ashley Hall made a hoax 999 call to get a co-worker into trouble in Burgess Hill A HOAX caller tried to land a co-worker in trouble by claiming he was brandishing a machete. Ashley Hall sparked an armed police call out in Burgess Hill when he made the false 999 call. He was claiming he had seen a work colleague waving a machete out of a car window and reported the vehicle registration. But 26-year-old Hall did not tell police he knew the victim and was simply trying to spite him over a workplace row. Armed police arrested the shocked victim in Brighton and interviewed him, but found he had no weapon, and had not been in Burgess Hill at the time.

Brighton police enforce Tier 4 Covid rules on New Year's Eve

A quiet West Street in Brighton last night Police took action against one beach party in Hove which had lit a fire on the seafront, issuing fines to those involved. In a post on social media made just before 12am, Chief Inspector Roy Hodder of Brighton and Hove response and operations said: "Sergeant Dewing and the team on the beach having dealt with some who set a fire. Sgt Dewing and the team on the beach having dealt with some who set a fire �� Team here checking that nothing dangerous has been left behind. Enforcement action taken! #Brighton and #Hovepic.twitter.com/zqjgTEl7ZX— Chief Insp Roy Hodder (@ChInspRoyHodder) December 31, 2020

Busy New Year's for Sussex Police despite Tier 4 Covid rules

DESPITE Tier 4 coronavirus restrictions telling people in Sussex to stay at home this New Year's Eve, police in the county still had plenty to do. Sussex Police provided updates on social media throughout the evening, with incidents including a man carrying a machete in Crawley, a dramatic car chase in Brighton and Covid rule breaches on Hove beach. These are just some of the incidents Sussex Police dealt with last night: The aftermath of the minibus crash Credit @slurpinpig 1. PC Glen McArthur of the Sussex Roads Policing Unit attended a crash in the early hours of this morning A minibus which was transporting workers for their shift "careered over a roundabout" leaving the vehicle heavily damaged.