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WILTSHIRE Police s new rural crime team has got off to a good start with a busy six months of work. The team has charged 11 people with offences and carried out 15 operations with police partners, worked to disrupt organised crime groups and delivered rural crime training to over 600 officers and staff. The team is made up of one sergeant, three constables and 35 community policing team officers who are trained and can offer support as wildlife and heritage crime officers across Wiltshire. An inspector acts as the tactical lead along with members of the force s special constabulary, who are used on pre-planned operations.
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Craig Day and, inset, a file image of a swan A DRUNK made leering comments towards a woman at Coate Water then challenged a dog walker to a fight, a court heard. Craig Day, 32, who was seen throwing things at swans on the Swindon lake, also admitted trying to kick down his former partner’s front door. Sentencing the Liden man to an 18 month community order at Swindon Magistrates’ Court, chairman of the bench Martin Smith said: “Two unpleasant offences – very unpleasant offences – and then your ex-partner. If you want to get back with her that’s not going to help.”
Lewis Hoare s custody shot, released in 2014 by Thames Valley Police A MURDERER who kicked a Royal Navy veteran to death said he “wouldn’t tolerate bullies” – as he appeared in court for knocking down a prison guard. Lewis Hoare was 19-years-old when he was given a life sentence in 2007 for punching and kicking Brian Kitching, 68, in Southsea, Hampshire, two years earlier. He and three others falsely accused the retired navy rating of being a paedophile. Mr Kitching who died from his injuries six months after the attack. Hoare admitted his guilt and gave important evidence against his co-accused, earning himself an eight year minimum term.