A man has pleaded guilty to breaking Covid rules after he threw a large boat party during the third lockdown. Jordy Nicholas Van Duijvenbode, 31, pleaded guilty after around 30 people gathered for a boat party that travelled on the River Lea between Tottenham Lock and Hackney on February 13. Police received several calls in the early hours that day to reports of a large number of people playing music on the boat – despite restrictions in place during the middle of the third lockdown. Officers located the boat just off Hackney Marshes at around 4.20am. An inside look of the boat (Photo: Met Police)
Teen charged after PSNI officer knocked unconscious during Covid breach investigation
A 17-year-old has now been charged with offences including assault on police. By Ian Curran Sunday 2 May 2021, 4:57 PM 3 hours ago 6,052 Views 0 Comments
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A 17-YEAR-OLD boy has been charged in connection with an assault on police officers last Friday evening in Fintona, Co Tyrone, the PSNI has said.
Two officers were injured while investigating reports of Covid regulation breaches and underage drinking at a licensed premise on Friday evening.
One of the PSNI officers was knocked unconscious and taken to hospital as a precaution.
A 17-year-old, who was arrested at the scene, has now been charged with offences including assault on police, resisting police and disorderly behaviour.
Lisbellaw man caught at two house parties in one night Posted: 6:07 pm May 1, 2021
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A LISBELLAW man who was caught at a second house party after police had already moved him on from another has been fined for breaching Covid regulations.
Christopher South (24) of Drumhirk Road, Lisbellaw appeared at Enniskillen Magistrates Court on Monday charged with two separate breaches of the current Health Protection Regulations.
The first breach arose from the night of March 13 and the early hours of March 14. At around 11pm on March 13 police were called to reports of a house party at a residential area in Enniskillen. South, who police were aware had previously been issued with a Covid notice in January, was among those at the house.
District Commander for the Isle of Wight shares this update with residents
Superintendent Sarah Jackson shares this letter to all residents of the Isle of Wight, setting out how the police are responding to Covid-19 rules and guidelines, as well as how they have been tackling crime
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This from Superintendent Sarah Jackson, in her own words. Ed