Man who drove at woman and passenger in Weymouth is banned
A MAN who drove straight at a woman in Weymouth has lost his job and has been disqualified from driving.
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A MAN who drove straight at a woman in Weymouth has lost his job and has been disqualified from driving.
Route For Upcoming Memorial Day Parade Announced- As the 2021 Cheshire Memorial Day Motorcade Parade arrives, the Parade Committee would like to encourage all Cheshire residents along the Parade route to get ready to cheer on the military veterans who will be participating in cars throughout the...
Fort Worth Weekly Most museums and theaters are open for business though not as usual. Safety precautions are a must. FOCUS: Wael Shawky will be the Egyptian-American artist’s first show in the Southwest. Courtesy Lisson Gallery As Fort Worth’s big three museums open new shows, most of town’s theaters are also debuting new work. On the Walls Up now through Jul 25, FOCUS: Wael Shawky features a film from the Egyptian-American’s trilogy Cabaret Crusades in addition to new and related drawings and sculpture. The history of the Arab peninsula, medieval hostilities betw...
By Advertiser Reporter Kaseem Smiri's 2016 custody shot Picture: WILTSHIRE POLICE A “THIRD strike” drug dealer claimed he had been acting under duress – and had even been attacked with a hammer. Kaseem Smiri, 28, has already admitted possession with intent to supply cocaine in Southwick. Two previous convictions for drug dealing mean he now faces a seven year minimum sentence. On Friday, Judge Peter Crabtree set the case down for a special court hearing – called a Newton Hearing – where the basis upon which Smiri will be ...
By Advertiser Reporter Kaseem Smiri's 2016 custody shot Picture: WILTSHIRE POLICE A “THIRD strike” drug dealer claimed he had been acting under duress – and had even been attacked with a hammer. Kaseem Smiri, 28, has already admitted possession with intent to supply cocaine in Southwick. Two previous convictions for drug dealing mean he now faces a seven year minimum sentence. On Friday, Judge Peter Crabtree set the case down for a special court hearing – called a Newton Hearing – where the basis upon which Smiri will be ...