Five police cars box in woman s vehicle in dramatic arrest
She had been heading towards the Bearpit when police forced a stop
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Five police cars surrounded a woman s vehicle as she was arrested on a busy route in Bristol city centre.
Sophie Harding, 35, was detained on Bond Street while driving towards the Bearpit roundabout at 11.20am on Thursday (April 15).
BBC presenter leaves job after drink-driving and Covid controversy
She appeared to march against the coronavirus lockdown last year
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A Points West presenter has left the BBC after appearing to call the broadcaster the devil and later admitting drink-driving.
The BBC declined to give the reason for veteran news and weather journalist Jemma Cooper s departure. Its spokeswoman told
BBC presenter Jemma Cooper brands broadcaster The Devil after quitting corporation
Respected BBC presenter Jemma Cooper has sensationally quit the broadcaster and branded the corporation The Devil in an angry parting shot, following backlash over her Covid views
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Bristol man must do unpaid work after rubbing his private parts on shop worker
He targeted a store employee in Bristol city centre
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A Stapleton man must do unpaid work after rubbing his genitals on the hand of a shop worker.
Jaromir Gowin, of Timber Dene, was sentenced to 40 rehab activity days and 200 unpaid work hours after admitting he outraged public decency in a Bristol city centre store.
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Six people police want to speak to Pictures: AVON AND SOMERSET POLICE Police have released images of a further 13 people officers want to identify in connection with a riot in Bristol on March 21. A total of 32 people have been arrested in connection with the incident which followed a peaceful Kill the Bill protest in the city. The riot saw around 500 people march on Bridewell police station, set fire to police vehicles and attack the station. Avon and Somerset Police said the latest people to be arrested were two men aged 23 and 36 and a 25-year-old woman. A spokesman said: With the new images added to the gallery there are currently 23 people we want the public s help to identify.