Jailed: The lockdown offenders who heaped misery onto others during the toughest of years
The anxiety caused by the covid-19 pandemic was only added to because of the actions of some
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Case dropped against top cops accused of sending offensive messages about women
Superintendent and Inspector accused of sending sexually-charged offensive messages about women on WhatsApp
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Former Superintendent Ed Cook and former Inspector Scott Snowden of Humberside Police were due to appear for trial, accused of exchanging indecent messages about women they had met while working.
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Grossly offensive text messages case against two top Humberside Police officers dropped
Superintendent and Inspector accused of sending sexually-charged offensive messages about women on WhatsApp
Former Superintendent Ed Cook and former Inspector Scott Snowden of Humberside Police were due to appear for trial, accused of exchanging indecent messages about women they had met while working.
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Drink driver jailed after blowing two massive alcohol breath-test readings in the space of two weeks
A drink driver who was caught twice in two weeks and blew huge breath-test readings on both occasions has been jailed.
Friday, 18th December 2020, 7:00 am
Donna Rubery blew 134 mcgs of alcohol in 100 mls of breath- nearly four times over the legal limit- after she was pulled over while driving a Vauxhall Corsa on Bradford Road in Wakefield on April 24.
She was also found to have no insurance.
Then, on May 7, she was stopped by police on Featherstone Lane, Featherstone and was asked to provide another breath test after colliding with a vehicle.