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- Credit: Archant/Suffolk Constabulary Two men who became embroiled in drug dealing to repay a debt were among the criminals jailed in Suffolk this week. Amazon delivery driver Evgeni Ivanov was jailed for 30 months at Ipswich Crown Court. The 28-year-old was stopped by police in the Ipswich area, in April, and was seen to have a bundle of banknotes in the central console. Ivanov told officers he had come from London to visit his girlfriend. When asked if he had any drugs, Ivanov pointed out a small amount of cannabis in the glove compartment. He was subsequently found to have 24 wraps of...

- Credit: Archant/Suffolk Constabulary Two men who became embroiled in drug dealing to repay a debt were among the criminals jailed in Suffolk this week. Amazon delivery driver Evgeni Ivanov was jailed for 30 months at Ipswich Crown Court. The 28-year-old was stopped by police in the Ipswich area, in April, and was seen to have a bundle of banknotes in the central console. Ivanov told officers he had come from London to visit his girlfriend. When asked if he had any drugs, Ivanov pointed out a small amount of cannabis in the glove compartment. He was subsequently found to have 24 wraps of...

THE case of a Basingstoke man accused of having an 'out of control' dog which attacked two women and a service dog has been postponed until July. Martin Christopher Sydney Pye, of Bach Close, was allegedly at Brighton Hill Sports Pavillion on Gershwin Road on September 1 with a brindle and white bull dog named Ruby. The dog reportedly injured a woman, and a black Labrador assistance dog. Less than a fortnight later on September 10, a further incident was reported in which the bull dog injured a woman on Hatch Warren Way. In total, the 48-year-old has been charged with three counts o...

Oxford Crown Court TWO men and two women who attacked and repeatedly kicked a man out celebrating his 40th birthday have been spared jail. A court heard that the victim of the drunken violence was 'lucky' to have not lost his eyesight in the brawl. In the dock at Oxford Crown Court were Sophie Elliston, 29, of Marsh Road, Bicester, Alexandra Slattery, 26, of Flanders Close, Bicester, Ben Quainton, 29, of Flanders Close, Bicester, and Jack Quainton, 31, of Marsh Road, Bicester. They had all admitted a single count of affray before their sentencing hearing yesterday. Outlining the ca...