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Jail for Oxford man storing cocaine, crack and heroin - Vimarsana News

Jail for Oxford man storing cocaine, crack and heroin

Barry O'Loughlin was jailed for two-and-a-half years at Oxford Crown Court

73 weapons taken off Blackbird Leys' streets in latest knife amnesty - Vimarsana News

73 weapons taken off Blackbird Leys' streets in latest knife amnesty

Fearsome-looking display knives and a butter knife were among the 73 weapons dropped off in an amnesty bin or seized by Blackbird Leys police…

73 weapons taken off Blackbird Leys' streets in latest knife amnesty - Vimarsana News

73 weapons taken off Blackbird Leys' streets in latest knife amnesty

Fearsome-looking display knives and a butter knife were among the 73 weapons dropped off in an amnesty bin or seized by Blackbird Leys police…

Jail for Blackbird Leys man who dealt heroin and crack cocaine - Vimarsana News

Jail for Blackbird Leys man who dealt heroin and crack cocaine

Alfie Sims' custody shot Picture: THAMES VALLEY POLICE An A grade student caught dealing drugs less than three years after he was convicted of assisting a murderous gang has been jailed. Alfie Sims, 20, was told by a judge at Oxford Crown Court on Tuesday he ‘couldn’t tell him what a chance he’d been given’ to only receive three years in custody - after he’d been caught with £2,500-worth of heroin and crack cocaine at the Horspath athletics ground in May. By chance, it was the same judge – Recorder Michael Roques – who as a prosecuting barrister built the case against Sim...

Group convicted in plot to 'cover up' murder of man hacked to death in Blackbird Leys - Vimarsana News

Group convicted in plot to 'cover up' murder of man hacked to death in Blackbird Leys

A GROUP accused of plotting to ‘cover up’ the high-profile and barbaric murder of Christopher Lemonius in a Blackbird Leys alleyway have finally been convicted of perverting the course of justice. On June 1, 2017, Christopher Lemonius, who was 27-years-old at the time, was murdered by a group of men, who beat him to death following a large-scale altercation between two rival gangs, which ended in Jourdain Road, Blackbird Leys. They hacked and beat the victim to death using machetes, golf clubs and chunks of wood. Four men were convicted of murder at Oxford Crown Court back in Octo...