Drugs including crack cocaine were found at two addresses in Apsley during police raids. Hertfordshire Constabulary carried out the warrants at two separate flats at Bond Court in Stationers Place following numerous complaints about anti-social behaviour and suspected drug use. The force says it received intelligence to suggest drug activity at both addresses and two warrants were executed at the flats in response on Friday, February 26. Class A drugs (crack cocaine), cash and drugs paraphernalia were recovered from one flat and a man was arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply class A drugs. On entering the other flat, officers carried out a search of the property where they recovered a quantity of Class A drugs (crack cocaine and heroin). They arrested three people on suspicion of possession with intent to supply class A drugs.
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4:00 PM April 3, 2021
The burglary victim, who wished to remain anonymous, spoke of the trauma of the experience
- Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown
A burglary victim has spoken of the trauma caused by the crime and has urged people to take preventative measures to protect themselves.
The woman, who did not want to be named, was speaking after the man responsible for burgling her home - along with a series of others - was jailed for more than seven years.
Stevie White, 37, of Fairhead Road North, Colchester, committed a string of burglaries across the Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds and Sudbury areas.
Published:
4:00 PM April 3, 2021
The burglary victim, who wished to remain anonymous, spoke of the trauma of the experience
- Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown
A burglary victim has spoken of the trauma caused by the crime and has urged people to take preventative measures to protect themselves.
The woman, who did not want to be named, was speaking after the man responsible for burgling her home - along with a series of others - was jailed for more than seven years.
Stevie White, 37, of Fairhead Road North, Colchester, committed a string of burglaries across the Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds and Sudbury areas.
Pete Coleman died after he was run over by his bin lorry at Woodside Leisure Park A waste collection company has been fined nearly £2 million after a binman was killed when he was dragged under the wheels of his runaway lorry. Peter Coleman, 54, died after he became trapped under the rear axle of his lorry at Woodside Leisure Park in Watford in 2014. The father-of-two from Dunstable was alone when he attempted to stop the Volvo lorry rolling down an embankment at around 6.10am on October 11. At Luton Crown Court this morning, Mr Coleman s employers, F&R Cawley Limited, were fined £1.5 million and told to pay prosecution costs of £475,000 after Mr Coleman s lorry was found to have had two defects - a faulty set of brakes on the second axle, and a mechanism that stopped bins being lifted while the lorry was in gear had been disabled.
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