A struggling professional footballer was shown the red card
today (Thurs) when a judge jailed him for 18 months.
Alan Bowers fell foul of the law by selling stolen cars with
associate Flyn Hurl
An alleged armed bandit, accused of raiding a Mexican restaurant and
making off with more than pnds stlg 24,000, today (Thur) denied having
anything to do with the crime.
Anthony Williams, 3
A store worker launched herself into an irate customer
demanding to be served, grabbing the woman around the throat
and pushing her seven feet into a display, an Industrial
Tribunal heard today
A Russian kitchen hand who played marching music as he splashed petrol
over diners because he felt his Western wages were too low, was jailed for
two months today (thur).
Customers fled in te
A Staffordshire solicitor who nearly went to jail after his third
conviction for drink driving was told today (Tue) he cannot practice for the
forseeable future.
The last time Charles Andrew
A former soldier who terrifed members of the public when he walked down
the street carrying a machine gun walked free from court today (thur) because
he had not committed an offence.
Brian Mi
A west country solicitor's books were in such a state that his practice
had to be closed amid cash shortages faced by clients, a disciplinary
tribunal heard today (Thurs).
Paul Andrew Bradfo
The blood-curdling screams of a wealthy City banker echoed through an
Old Bailey courtroom today (Mon) after he inadvertently recorded his own
murder.
The jury sat grim-faced as they listene
A highly qualified barrister and university law lecturer today (Mon)
admitted cheating the taxpayer of over pnds stlng 10,000 in bogus housing and
unemployment benefit.
Graeme Wood defraud
Two armed bandits were caught 'red-handed' raiding a
security van by a team of police who followed and filmed
them from a helicopter, a court heard today (Wed).
Officers swooped on Paul Green
