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Harassment victim urges other women to get help after tormentor jailed - Vimarsana News

Harassment victim urges other women to get help after tormentor jailed

Harassment victim urges other women to get help after tormentor jailed ‘The win for me was when James Steele was prevented from carrying out a brutal attack’ Thu, Feb 4, 2021, 17:52 Updated: Thu, Feb 4, 2021, 17:53 Harassment victim Una Ring from Roscarberry pictured at Cork Circuit Criminal Court, flanked by Sergeant John Sharkey and Insp Eoghan Healy. Photograph: Daragh Mc Sweeney/Cork Courts Limited James Steele of Reavilleen, Roscarberry, was sentenced to seven years with the last two years suspended. Photograph: Cork Courts Limited Previous Image   A mother of two who was ...

Father of two jailed for stalking former work colleague and threatening to rape her and her daughter - Vimarsana News

Father of two jailed for stalking former work colleague and threatening to rape her and her daughter

A MAN was jailed for five years for a terrifying stalker-style campaign against a woman he became obsessed with and who he told he would rape after breaking into her house. Gardaí arrested James Steele (52) after a special surveillance operation had to be mounted around the woman's home and he was found to be in possession of items including duct tape, rope and a plastic sex toy. Steele, of Reavilleen, Rosscarbery, Co Cork, later told detectives the only explanation he could offer for his actions was that he had become totally obsessed with his former work colleague, Una Ring. The victim was...

Victim tells of stalker hell as man jailed for attempted burglary and intent to rape - Vimarsana News

Victim tells of stalker hell as man jailed for attempted burglary and intent to rape

A MAN was jailed for five years for a terrifying stalker-style campaign against a woman he became obsessed with and who he had warned he would rape after breaking into her house. Gardaí arrested James Steele (52) after a special surveillance operation had to be mounted around the woman's home and he was found to be in possession of items including duct tape, rope and a plastic sex toy. Steele of Reavilleen Rosscarbery, Co Cork later told detectives the only explanation he could offer for his actions was that he had become totally obsessed with his former work colleague, Una Ring.

Shelter: February highlights - Vimarsana News

Shelter: February highlights

Architecture and design streaming platform screens these highlights this month. Louis Kahn’s Tiger City (113 mins) Bangladesh / USA 2019 (Available from Feb 1) Art historian and filmmaker Sundaram Tagore travels in the footsteps of Louis Kahn to discover how the famed American architect built a daringly modern and monumental parliamentary complex in war-torn Bangladesh. This very personal fourteen-country odyssey delves into Bangladesh’s quest for democracy, how Kahn brilliantly wove together Eastern and Western forms, and the power of great architecture to embody the highest ideals. Coas...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170813:17:35:00

Watching -- [inaudible] >> horrific day culminated with a second tragedy of two state troopers died in the crush of their state police are monitoring all of the protests, all of the long overhead in downtown charlottesville. is it guns pilots break and they too would've been 41 years old today. it was her day-to-day and hj, 48 years old. it may have been potentially tomorrow for the perpetrator, mr. james fields a standard practice in charlottesville two people arrested on the rican face a bond hearing at 9:00 a.m. we will be watching for that. >> we saw some complaints about a slow police res...