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Karolina Zinkeviciene, 30, was killed by Breshnev Ruiters, 34, at their home in Spalding, Lincolnshire, on June 25 last year. Ruiters had a history of domestic violence with three previous partners.
Police tap âMonstarâ Brisbane NFL star to convince kids to drop knives Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement A Brisbane NFL player admits his life could have easily gone down the same path as the knife-wielding youths targeted in a new Queensland police campaign. Jesse Williams, a retired First Nations NFL player who grew up on Brisbaneâs southside, is the face of a new campaign aimed at reducing knife crime among young people. Queenslander and former Seattle Seahawks NFL player Jesse William...
Peng said he had walked the campground just prior to the curfew but saw nothing untoward. “We had only just set up the new rule. I walked around at 7pm and there were no visitors, so I don’t know when they came in,” he said. “[I believe] it was a family problem between a husband and wife, and they should not have been here. We had never seen them before and it happen just in front of the kitchen. Luke Kirkeby/Stuff Security improvements are on the way for Tokoroa's Glenview Holiday Park following a recent stabbing. “Lucky our cleaning staff were working, and they heard it and he...
A woman has been arrested after allegedly knifing a man at a Tokoroa campground. A 55-year-old man was rushed to Waikato hospital in stable condition after a 37-year-old woman, believed to be his partner, allegedly stabbed him around 9.30am on Tuesday at the Glenview Holiday Park in Sloss Road. Tokoroa Senior Sergeant Murray Hamilton said a small knife was used in the incident and a resident of the campground alerted police. “The man has been taken to Waikato Hospital in okay condition and the woman has been arrested and is helping us with our enquiries," he said. READ MORE:
SHARE STORY Windsor Police officers stop drivers on Ojibway Parkway near Windsor Raceway on Saturday August 14, 2010 during a RIDE program in Windsor, Ont. Jason Kryk / Windsor Star Roadblocks, checkstops, roadchecks — holiday police stops by one name or another are up and running in our most populous provinces, as police forces across the country continue campaigns against impaired drivers in these COVID-19 times. Protocols have changed, but if you’re behind the wheel when you shouldn’t be, it’s business as usual for police. The R.I.D.E. (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere...