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County Durham man breached 10-year restraining order three times in just eight days (opens the original)
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A man is awaiting sentence having admitted breaching a restraining order by meeting an ex-friend he had previously harassed. Martin Richardson met his former housemate three times in eight days earlier this year. Richardson, now 34, was jailed for 37 months and given a 10-year restraining order after admitting stalking, perverting the course of justice and sending threatening messages, at Teesside Crown Court in October 2023. The offences were part of a lengthy campaign of “misinformation and sl
Shildon man admits robbing woman of her car before driving it dangerously (opens the original)
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A man has changed pleas and admitted robbing a woman of her car and driving it dangerously through Shildon, County Durham. Harry Edwards previously denied robbery, dangerous driving and possessing a knife in public after a series of linked incidents in the town, on Thursday, May 21. He was accused of robbing a woman of her Vauxhall Corsa on Thomas Street, threatening her to force her out of the vehicle and then driving it dangerously along nearby Redworth Road and on Church Street. When the defe
Vietnamese pair face deportating after tending 814-plant County Durham cannabis farm (opens the original)
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Two Vietnamese men caught tending a cannabis grow in an apparently disused County Durham building face deportation. Tay Phan and Haong Le were each jailed for 15 months for producing cannabis after a police search of vacant premises in Easington Colliery, County Durham, on June 19. Acting on local information, officers forced entry to the Bede Street building and found 814 cannabis plants at various stages of growth. Phan, 41, and Le, 36, were inside when police entered and were arrested. They e
New national helpline launched for victims concerned about prisoner release changes (opens the original)
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A new national helpline is launched today (Thursday, October 1) for crime victims and survivors with concerns about the early release of prisoners. The free, independent support service has been set up for victims, survivors and witnesses affected, or concerned they may be affected, by the Government’s changes to prisoner release dates. Its launch comes as victims face anxiety, uncertainty and fear over the changes which may result in offenders being released earlier than expected. As part of th
Shildon man facing sentence on burglary and theft charges after plea changes (opens the original)
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A man who previously denied offences of burglary and theft changed pleas on the day he was to have gone on trial. William Patton will now be sentenced next month after making his plea changes when the case was called on at Durham Crown Court, on Monday (September 28). The offences include burglary of a house in Rowan Drive, Shildon, from where a set of car keys were stolen, on January 29 this year. He also admitted theft of an MG ZS car and the attempted theft of a pedal cycle, both on the same
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