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Updated: 20 Apr 2021, 17:37 THE family of a mum-of-five found drowned in a pond at a country park have said she radiated "optimism, cheerfulness and positive energy”. A murder probe is ongoing after the body of Egle Vengaliene, 35, was discovered in the water at Brandon Country Park in Suffolk. 5 The body of Egle Vengaliene was found in a lake in a country park in SuffolkCredit: Facebook Police taped off part of Brandon Country Park after the body was found in the water Her husband Andrius Vengalis, 46, was arrested five hours after her body was recovered on April 9 and was charged with her...

Andrius Vengalis, 46, has appeared at court accused of murdering his wife following the discovery of a woman's body at a Suffolk country park.

15:42 EDT, 13 April 2021 A man charged with murdering a young Lithuanian mother-of-five who was found dead in a country park lake last week was described in court today as the victim's husband and the father of her children.  Andrius Vengalis, 46, who lived with his wife Egle Vengaliene, 35, has been remanded in custody by Suffolk magistrates in Ipswich. Ms Vengaliene, who was said to be from Rokiškis and was described by loved ones as a 'good mother', was found dead early last Friday morning in the water next to a care home at Brandon Country Park in Suffolk. Prosecuting, Wayne Ablett t...

Brandon Country Park was closed to the public following the discovery - Credit: Emily Thomson A man has appeared at court accused of murdering his wife – following the discovery of a woman's body at a Suffolk country park. Andrius Vengalis, 46, of Bury Road, Brandon, appeared for a short hearing at Suffolk Magistrates' Court just after 12.40pm on Tuesday. Vengalis appeared in custody, via video link from Bury St Edmunds police investigation centre, accompanied by his legal representative, Bruce Clark, and listening through an interpreter, who also attended the hearing remotely. Vengalis is...

Peter Hollocks was more than twice the legal drink-drive limit - Credit: Archant A Suffolk man has admitted drink-driving in the wrong direction along the A14. Peter Hollocks appeared at Suffolk Magistrates' Court on Thursday afternoon. The 51-year-old, of Bell Meadow, Bury St Edmunds, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and driving with 95 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath – the legal limit being 35mcg. Prosecutor Wayne Ablett said roads police tore along the eastbound carriageway under blue lights in an effort to overtake other traffic and divert any danger of a head...