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A drunk van driver who killed a 19-year-old pedestrian three DAYS after a separate drink-driving arrest should have been give a life sentence, the teenager's devastated mother has said.

A Rugby player left his elderly neighbour with a fractured eye socket in a vicious street attack. Callan McSherry, 26, attacked the pensioner after he got in between an argument with his partner, reports Grimsby Live.

A drink-driving paramedic killed a beloved dad-of-five after veering onto the wrong side of the road and crashing into him.

A sickening night stalker cycled round a city centre hunting vulnerable women to rape. Takeaway worker Tamer Eren, 42, had his pocket stuffed with Viagra tablets as he slowly prowled the streets of Hull in search of a victim.

A dog bit a teenage girl and latched on to the arm or hand of two toddlers, aged three and four, during three terrifying incidents.

knife in a shop because they refused to follow coronavirus guidelines, a court was told.Retired prison clerical officer, Deborah Fudge, 63, brandished a Stanley knife in a B&M store in Grimsby after the couple failed to wear face masks or social distance.Grimsby Crown Court heard how Fudge had "politely" asked the couple to adhere to the mandatory two-metre distance rules after she spotted them not wearing face coverings.Jeremy Evans, prosecuting, said it was a "strange offence" which was committed in the DIY aisle of the Victoria Street store at about 1pm on October 23, GrimsbyLive reports.Fudge, who took early retirement due to poor health, was wearing a mask and had a handbag in a trolley she was pushing around the store.The prosecutor

fire to her boyfriend's terraced home after an argument in the street during the coronaviruslockdown. Kelly Barraclough was spotted moving the bins around outside his property in the early hours of April 16 and shouting "rather strangely" in The Poplars area of Hull.Another neighbour heard Barraclough's boyfriend tell her to leave in the drunken row, Hull Crown Court heard.

robber who snatched a phone from David Cameron's dad-in law has been jailed for 18 months after police traced him using the "find my iPhone " feature. Sir Reginald Sheffield, 74, of Normanby Hall, was targeted in an area near a wind farm at Flixborough Grange, Lincolnshire.

Grimsby Live.The 48-year-old admitted damaging property and being reckless as to whether the lives of others were endangered on March 22.Jeremy Evans, prosecuting, told Grimsby Crown Court that the woman asked Wetherill to leave her home in Scunthorpe - but he kept on going back.At about 5.50pm the woman and her daughter suddenly heard a loud sound of smashing from the hallway.Wetherill had reversed a Ford Transit van the full length of the driveway before driving it forward straight at the door of the house, leaving the door hanging off."He used this vehicle as a weapon," said Mr Evans."This a revenge attack within a domestic context.

Grimsby Crown Court heard.Worst still Dennis, a professional hairdresser, claimed the North Lincolnshire school was hacked in a bid to "cover her tracks".The court heard Belwood Pre-School's committee felt betrayed by Dennis's catalogue of lies. She admitted taking £18,476 from between March 2017 and November 2018.Prosecutor Jeremy Evans said her "bookkeeper fraud" was a case of Dennis "robbing Peter to pay Paul".