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Man Arrested in Stalking Case - Vimarsana News

Man Arrested in Stalking Case

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SPD arrests stalker after he leaves "gifts" for victim - Vimarsana News

SPD arrests stalker after he leaves "gifts" for victim

By OLIVIA BERGMEIERSalina PostThe Salina Police Department arrested 2

Labourer is found guilty of being masked burglar - Vimarsana News

Labourer is found guilty of being masked burglar

A MASKED and hooded labourer caught on camera rifling through drawers in a St Brelade home while a teenager slept yards away has been found guilty after a two-day trial in the Royal Court.After retiring for just over half an hour on Wednesday morning...

Three jailed for smuggling £76,000 worth of drugs into Jersey after being caught by police using covert listening devices - Vimarsana News

Three jailed for smuggling £76,000 worth of drugs into Jersey after being caught by police using covert listening devices

THREE men who smuggled drugs worth up to £76,000 into Jersey have been jailed for a total of 22 years.Between May and December last year, Maciej Cholewinski (32), Patryk Ciejka (30) and 30-year-old Mateusz Wierzbicki imported cocaine, amphetamine an...

Child accuses father of 'grabbing him by neck' | Jersey Evening Post - Vimarsana News

Child accuses father of 'grabbing him by neck' | Jersey Evening Post

6 hours ago A FATHER accused of grabbing his son by the neck and leaving the child upset and frightened after he refused to go to school has appeared in the Magistrate’s Court. Picture: ROB CURRIE (30653924) The boy, in evidence heard by the court, said his father had repeatedly punched him, kicked him and slapped him in the past. The father, who the JEP has opted not to name to protect the identity of the child, denies the charge of causing harm to a child. The court heard yesterday that the boy was being dropped off at his primary school by his father one morning last year.