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Man who walked out of open prison nine years ago jailed again - Vimarsana News

Man who walked out of open prison nine years ago jailed again

Man who walked out of open prison nine years ago jailed again He came back because his mother was ill HMP North Sea Camp. | Photo: Google Maps/Peter Laing An inmate who walked out of North Sea Camp open prison remained free for nearly nine years before eventually being brought to justice, Lincoln Crown Court was told on Monday. Shied Riasat initially arranged for a friend to give him a lift back to his home city of Sheffield when he left the prison in May 2012 and then made his way to the south of England. The court was told that Riasat found a job working for a Sainsbury’s store in Surrey ...

Woman jailed after stabbing husband 25 times - Vimarsana News

Woman jailed after stabbing husband 25 times

Woman jailed after stabbing husband 25 times Husband spent weeks recovering in hospital Joanne Singleton was jailed for eight-and-a-half-years. | Photo: Humberside Police A 49-year-old woman from a village near Scunthorpe has been jailed for eight-and-half-years after leaving her husband with 25 stab wounds. Joanne Singleton, of Derrythorpe Road in Althorpe, was convicted of Grievous Bodily Harm with intent after the incident which happened at around 2.40pm on Monday, September 7 last year. The court heard how the day before the incident, Joanne approached her daughter with concerns that her ...

How Lincolnshire NHS staff coped with re-deployment during COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

How Lincolnshire NHS staff coped with re-deployment during COVID-19 pandemic

Meet the unsung heroes behind the county's COVID-19 effort