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Weird places criminals have tried to hide drugs Officers have searched every nook and cranny for evidence Updated Police found the stash of drugs hidden inside a Thomas the Tank Engine cup during a warrant in Kirkdale in July 2020 (Image: Merseyside Police) Get the inside track on the big stories from Liverpool Crown Court with our weekly newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for sub...

THE managing director of a Warrington-based business left his wife feeling anxious and depressed as a result of his controlling and coercive behaviour. David Lewis was made to face up to his actions before Chester Crown Court, where his wife read out a powerful statement detailing how they had affected her. The 50-year-old, the managing director of Birchwood-based employment agency Integra People, admitted that his behaviour would likely have caused her to fear violence. But he was spared an immediate jail sentence after the court heard how his imprisonment could jeopardise the jobs o...

David Lewis THE managing director of a Cheshire business left his wife feeling anxious and depressed as a result of his controlling and coercive behaviour. David Lewis, of Moor Lane in Hapsford, near Frodsham, was made to face up to his actions before Chester Crown Court, where his wife read out a powerful statement detailing how they had affected her. The 50-year-old, the managing director of Birchwood-based employment agency Integra People, admitted that his behaviour would likely have caused her to fear violence. But he was spared an immediate jail sentence after the court heard ho...

THE managing director of a Cheshire business left his wife feeling anxious and depressed as a result of his controlling and coercive behaviour. David Lewis was made to face up to his actions before Chester Crown Court, where his wife read out a powerful statement detailing how they had affected her. The 50-year-old, the managing director of Warrington-based employment agency Integra People, admitted that his behaviour would likely have caused her to fear violence. But he was spared an immediate jail sentence after the court heard how his imprisonment could jeopardise the jobs of those...

1/1 AN Ellesmere Port woman who robbed a disabled man out of £20 has been jailed for two years. Cheryl Peggy Wheadon, 34, of Somerville Crescent, pleaded guilty to robbing the man, who used a walking stick, outside the Asda store in Ellesmere Port, before her trial was due to take place. Appearing from custody at Chester Crown Court on Thursday, February 18, Wheadon was told by Judge Simon Berkson it was a "nasty" offence committed in broad daylight with other members of the public present. Prosecuting, Michael Whitty said the victim had previously suffered a stroke a...