59-year old Vitalijus Kybartas of Kneesworth has admitted exposing himself and beating police officers.
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A 59-year old has admitted exposing himself, masturbating in public and assaulting police officers in Royston.
Vitaljus Kybartas of Old North Road, Bassingbourn-cum-Kneesworth, appeared at Hatfield Magistrates Court on Tuesday where he admitted all charges against him.
He was charged with outraging public decency by exposing his penis to cause alarm or distress, as well as masturbating in public while in Royston on Monday this week.
He also admitted assaulting two police officers the same day, a male and a female, by beating.
The seized wraps of crack and heroin
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Two men have been charged and remanded after class A drugs were seized in Welwyn Garden City.
Officers stopped a Toyota Prius in Woodhall Parade, Cole Green Lane yesterday, March 4.
The seized wraps of crack and heroin
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A search was carried out and 152 wraps of crack and heroin were seized, along with hundreds of pounds worth of cash.
Two men were subsequently arrested and charged: Ivan Radics, aged 50, of no fixed abode, has been charged with possession of class A drugs with intent to supply and driving without insurance and Saeb Aboray, aged 25, of no fixed abode, has been charged with possession of class A drugs with intent to supply.
Lerato Ndlovu is first black female chair of SRC at Tuks
By Sakhile Ndlazi
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Pretoria - Students at the University of Pretoria have a new role model: the first black female chair of the Student Representative Council (SRC), Lerato Ndlovu.
While there may have been a perception that Tuks favoured white men in leadership positions, Ndlovu has broken through the barriers to take up this role at a crucial time in the university’s history.
During the SRC elections in October, Ndlovu emerged victorious over two other candidates, including Rameeza Abdool-Sattar, who will now serve as her deputy.
Ndlovu, who hails from Luka, a village in Rustenburg in North West – is a final-year Political Science student and the outgoing deputy secretary of the previous SRC.