UK : East : Women jump from upstairs window to escape violent burglar sketchy business even by Haverhill's standards! The young women must have been hurt quite badly if they got took off to Addenbrookes rather than WSH..
at least the cops caught someone..
TWO young women jumped from an upstairs window of a house to escape an aggravated burglary.
Both women were taken to Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge, one suffering a broken elbow and another with spinal injuries, following the episode in Haverhill yesterday.
Police were called to a house in Elmdon Place at 4.05pm after a door was kicked in and furniture thrown.
Officers found an argument going on outside the home and immediately arrested a 27-year-old man from Haverhill.
A knife was also seized at the scene.
A man at the house was assaulted and suffered a swollen lip during the incident.
Police are appealing for anyone who was in the area around this time to come forward if they saw any part of these events.
Anyone with any information is asked to call DC Sarah Shepperson at Suffolk police on 01473 613500.
Women jump from upstairs window to escape burglary - News - Evening Star
UK : East : Lad arrested after fight at Fram gala. I put this here as its actually incidents like this what get events like Strawberry Fair cancelled and events made hard to license...
WTF is the point of using events like this to settle scores? I've noticed it's happening all the way from Luton to Aldebugh and Brandon :you_crazy :hopeless:
A 20-year-old man has been bailed after an assault at a popular summer gala in a historic Suffolk market town.
The attack happened at the Framlingham Gala around 11pm on Friday night.
Officers on patrol found a man in his 20s with a head injury on Castle Street and he was treated by paramedics.
A 20-year-old man from Saxmundham was arrested on suspicion of assault occasioning grievous bodily harm and was taken into custody at Lowestoft police station.
He was later released on police bail and must return to Lowestoft police station on July 9.
Around 200 people were at the festival and officers want to hear from anyone who was in the area and may have any information.
Calls should be made to Suffolk Coastal CID on 01473 613500.
Man bailed after gala attack - News - East Anglian Daily Times
UK/RO : Bust-ed! – Romanian woman with €26 000 concealed in bra!
Port officials have confiscated 26,000 euros, which they found inside a woman's bra as she arrived on a ferry from Dublin.
The agency said the woman could not prove she had earned the money from the sale of a business or give any reason why she was carrying a large sum of money inside her bra.
BBC News - Border agency staff seize 26,000 euros in woman's bra
UK : East : Aiyaa! bust up with burglar at Sudbury Chinese restaurant just like something out of a Hong Kong crime movie, not what you'd expect in Sudbury!
A MAN has today appeared in court charged in relation to an incident at a restaurant in Sudbury.
Police were called to Friends Chinese Restaurant in North Street on Thursday at around 10.30pm to reports of a disturbance.
A man in his 20s was taken to the West Suffolk Hospital with head injuries, not thought to be life threatening. Shang Lu, 26, of Bilston in the West Midlands has been charged with burglary dwelling, attempt grievous bodily harm and was remanded in police custody to appear at South East Suffolk Magistrates Court.
http://www.eveningstar.co.uk/news/man_in_court_over_restaurant_disturbance_1_367874
UK : East : Disturbance at Carribean club Ipswich I hope this wasn't a night put on by one of our local party crews :hopeless:
INVESTIGATIONS are being carried out this morning after a fight involving a group on men at the Caribbean Club in Ipswich.
Officers have cordoned off the area in a bid to secure evidence from the scene of the disturbance in Woodbridge Road.
Police and the ambulance service were called to the club at 4am and four men were taken to hospital suffering from what has been described by officials as “minor cuts and bruises”.
No arrests were made but police have cordoned off the road and an investigation is now underway.
The road between Argyle Street and Great Colman Street has been cordoned off.
A spokeswoman for Suffolk police said she believed the revellers were leaving the club at the time of the alleged incident and that there would have been a lot of people in the area at the time.
Anyone who can help police with their inquires can call CID on 01473 613500 or Crimestoppers 0800 555 111.
More details of the incident will follow later.
Big fight breaks out at Caribbean Club - Evening Star 24123
Man accused of airport threat tweet A 26-year-old man will go on trial today for allegedly posting a message on Twitter threatening to blow an airport "sky high".
Paul Chambers denied "tweeting" the message about Robin Hood Airport, in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, on January 6.
Chambers, of Byram Court, Balby, Doncaster, was arrested after the post was picked up on the social networking site by routine investigations.
He pleaded not guilty to a single charge of sending, by means of a public electronic communications network, a message that was grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing character.
He will be tried at Doncaster Magistrates' Court
Man accused of airport threat tweet - Crime, UK - The Independent
I wonder how they define grossly offensive, indecent and obscene! That seems a very broad far reaching law....
UK : East / West : Suffolk Cops Get *Gloucestershire* Rave Closed Down Unfortunately, Suffolk cops are as stubborn and tenacious as the ravers (many other constabularies wouldn't have bothered once the convoy had gone out of their force area)
Police in the North Cotswolds have shut down a rave in the Stanway Hill area after getting a tip off from police in Suffolk.
Officers arrived at the site just before 1am on Sunday as vehicles were beginning to congregate near to the site and turned away the large number of partygoers after seizing alcohol from them.Police shut down rave - Scotsman.com
Chief Superintendent Gavin Thomas, Cotswold and Stroud Divisional Commander, said: “This successful intervention shows that where we have clear information that an unlicensed event is going to take place, we will act to ensure it doesn’t happen.
“The original intelligence was received from Suffolk Police, so this is not just a great example of co-ordinated working within Gloucestershire Constabulary, but also of successful consultation between forces as well.
This from Gloucestershire Constabulary press office, link not provided for security reasons...
Anti Rave Laws: Amendments to Section 63 of the Criminal Justice Act U.K. Anti-Rave Legislation 2004
- The totalitarian state of the United Kingdom -
The totalitarian state of the United Kingdom is no longer the once futuristic Orwellian vision of "1984" but a prediction only twenty years too early to the day of the reality that we now live in.
For thousands of years of human history people in tribes, societies and civilisations have gathered in the evenings in groups to the music of the drums - dancing, celebrating and living.
You might be one of those weird and bizarre people who think that 20 people getting together to listen to music is a pretty fun and social thing .. as of this week in the year of our government 2004 the assembly of 20 people, be it even on private land, "at which amplified music is played at night (with or without intermissions); and (b) 'music' includes sounds wholly or predominantly characterised by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats." - (listening to music!) - is now illegal and classified as an "anti-social" public nuisance as defined in the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 - section 63 "Raves - Powers to remove persons attending or preparing for a rave" amended by the Anti-social Behaviour act 2003 section 58 "Raves" reducing the permitted numbers gathered in the open air for a rave (as trespassers or not) from 100 to 20 and additionally covering gatherings of 20 or more who are trespassing on land which is not in the open air (ie within a building).
Powers are unchanged with the addition of a further offence of making preparations for or attending a gathering subject to a direction within 24 hours of the direction. Yes - it is an offence to go to, or even prepare to go to a rave, within 24 hours of being stopped from visiting another one. A person guilty of an offence under this subsection is "liable on summary conviction to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three months or a fine not exceeding level 4 on the standard scale, or both."
We have now made the very human nature illegal, denying recognition of whom and what we actually are.
Liberty spokesperson Barry Hugill condemned the new laws: 'This is totally unacceptable, it should only be a crime to commit a crime. The government is introducing constraints and no-go areas the like of which haven't existed since wartime'.
Of course, some people argue that we are at war. At war against a something, a phenomenon, which is also a result of denying to recognise the basic and fundamental human requirements for existence - the concept of "terrorism".
Just keep dreaming about the right to assemble and express your opinion in these matters - be it for or against the idea that we should drop more bombs on people or be allowed to listen to music - there is now a law stating that just two people can constitute a "public assembly" giving the police power to impose conditions. In case two million people don't turn up again on the next international day of action and national anti-war demo on the 20th of March 2004 the limit of two people is probably a safe level to catch any level of uncomfortable expression.
Are two people still allowed to assemble to kiss? Love each other?
Answer 1: The European Convention on Human Rights: Article 11 - "Everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and to freedom of association with others, including the right to form and to join trade unions for the protection of his interests.", Article 10 - "Everyone has the right to freedom of expression. This right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers".
Answer 2: David Blunkett (a statement required under section 19(1)(a) of the Human Rights Act 1998) - "In my view the provisions of the Anti-social Behaviour Bill are compatible with the The European Convention on Human Rights."
Answer 3: "Freedom of speech is a right to be fought for, not a blessing to be wished for.", United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan, the Director-General of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Federico Mayor, and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson, on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, 3 May 1999.
Fight!
small party Last year i had a party for a friend at my house. Since my house is not the largest , to avoid the place getting wrecked and make the most of the weather i set up the gazebo and we had it round the back garden . I live in residential area so there are other homes close to me and a few of the neighbours expressed they're dislike which i understand . This year i would like to do much the same but instead of using the back garden i have permission to use the land on a family firends farm . Would be no more than a few friends , 10 at most with a few beers and some music ( not a rig , just a small home soundsystem type ) , would this be o.k legally ? its not a rave , it may sound silly to ask but im not really all too clued up about about the law thats the reason . just to be on safe side , thanks
Can they still charge me??? I was round a friends house about a week and a half ago, and the police raided the house and found a ounce of weed and some personal on his table. Now I had nothing to do with the weed, however they arrested both of us and banged us both up.
I was searched and had nothing on me and hadn't smoked anything. They then interviewed me first as they said my friend was unfit to speak to due to drugs, and I told them I had no ideal about the ounce but had seen the personal. They then charged me with possession and bailed me.
They then spoke to my friend the next morning and he admitted it was all his and he's been charged and set a court date, however I've heard nothing back as to whats happening to me! I went to the cop shop a few days after and they refused to discuss it with me. They can't charge me still can they? Even though he's admitted the weed was his and I had nothing to do with it?
UK : SE : Eco friendly armed robbers! the short dude wasn't me :laugh_at: (I don't even know where Great Missenden is!) :laugh_at:
Two men on bicycles and armed with guns are being sought by detectives in connection with a robbery in Buckinghamshire on Wednesday.
The men, one wearing a balaclava and the other with an umbrella covering his face, held up Thomas Cook travel agents in Station Approach, Great Missenden.
They forced the two members of staff in a back office before stealing money from a till.
Thames Valley police believe they made off on bicycles.
No one was injured in the incident at 0945 BST.
Both men were believed to be white. One was around 5ft 4ins (1.62m).
The other was between 5ft 8ins (1.73m) and 5ft 11ins (1.8m).
BBC News - Two cyclists sought over Great Missenden armed robbery
UK : East : Breckland on CCTV Don't think any more convoys are gonna be going through these areas!
Live images from one of the country's most advanced CCTV networks have been shown to councillors after Breckland's £3.5m system flickered into life.
The state-of-the-art surveillance tool, designed to replace the district's dilapidated analogue video set-up, is now fully operational and undergoing final testing before its official launch on May 13.
More than 60 digital cameras have been installed in Dereham, Swaffham, Watton, Thetford and Attleborough, providing sharper images and more flexible coverage to help police drive down crime and anti-social behaviour.
http://www.edp24.co.uk/content/edp24/news/story.aspx?brand=EDPOnline&category=News&tBrand=EDPOnline&tCategory=xDefault&itemid=NOED02%20Apr%202010%2000%3A31%3A28%3A777
UK : East : Stowmarket does us proud again.. A WOMAN has been arrested following a nightclub brawl.
Emergency services were called to Ipswich Street, Stowmarket after a woman was alleged assaulted in Jokers nightclub.
A spokeswoman for the East of England Ambulance Service said that paramedics attended the scene at 1.46am today.
A woman was treated on scene for minor injuries.
Police have since arrested a 35-year-old woman on suspicion of assault. She remains in custody and is to be questioned by officers.
Two women in nightclub brawl - Evening Star 24
IN : British Asian gang suspect busted in Goa after friend OD’s A British man involved in the kidnap and torture of a Lancashire businessman has been arrested in India after almost five years on the run.
Ajay Kaushal, 50, was detained in Goa on Monday by police investigating the death of a man he was travelling with.
Kaushal failed to appear at his British trial in January 2005 and was sentenced to 15 years in his absence.
Lancashire Police are liaising with the Indian authorities in a bid to bring him back to serve his sentence.
BBC NEWS | UK | England | Lancashire | Torture gang member held in India
UK : East : Credit where credit’s due, Suffolk cops do something useful! just saw this on the cops' website - sadly there is now a increasing problem with violence in teenagers relationships (something which was way less common when I was a teen) and at least this shows cops are dealing with it seriously now..Of course I don't think teenage couples should be locked up for arguing but there may be times a youth needs a bobby to tell them that controlling/violent behaviour is not acceptable, IMO if ground rules are set when people are young it might help when they are older...
at the moment there is a real problem with DV amongst late teens/20 somethings and sadly it seems to be worse amongst "alternative" peer groups what won't talk to their parents or authorities to deal with it..
3. Teenage Domestic Violence (14-18yrs) Incidents within the Copleston, Northgate and St Albans High School catchments (IP3 & IP4). This priority was set in January 2010
In January 2010, you asked us to tackle Domestic Violence within teenage relationships and this is what we have done about it:
Objective
To address domestic violence incidents within teenage relationships the Safer Neighbourhood Team will evaluate results obtained following a SNT Policing Surgery student survey.
Update
Through partnership working the SNT will identify processes to enhance the understanding of legislation, improve the reporting structure and ensure delivery of support services to students who are victim of domestic violence and associated issues.
Outcome
As of February 2010 Safer Neighbourhood Team Officers have undertaken an evaluation of survey results obtained from consultation with students. A presentation has been compiled which sets out the main aims and objectives of this priority. This has been delivered to both Suffolk Police representatives and Partner Agencies. An action plan is also being compiled which sets out future intentions of the SNT.
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