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A man has appeared in court accused of owning an XL bully which injured a teenager.

A six-year-old boy was killed as he was riding his bike after a woman 'failed to concentrate' on the road, a trial has heard. Jenefer Ebosele, 34, of Keston Avenue, Blackley, is facing a fact finding trial at Minshull Street Crown Court after she was found unfit to stand trial.

Two thugs blackmailed an innocent mum into paying them thousands of pounds worth of her ex's drug debt. Christopher Swift, 30 and Sebastian Jones, 35, were met by the woman's young son when they banged on her front door.

A teen driver who killed a biker after missing a red light has walked free from court. Joesph Moffat smashed into speeding biker Christopher Gage after noticing he was in the wrong lane and making the 'rash decision' to turn in the road.

A teenage van driver who killed a biker after failing to spot a red light while correcting a wrong turn has walked free from court. Joseph Moffat smashed into speeding biker Christopher Gage as he tried to turn back the way he'd come when he realised he was in the wrong lane, a court heard.

A “vulnerable” mum and her daughter have been spared jail for their part in drug offences after police say they were threatened into holding onto drugs for someone else. Abigail and Joanne Blackwell, 28 and 52 respectively, appeared at Manchester Crown Court on Minshull Street on Thursday morning, August 25, to face charges for drug offences dating back as far as December 2018.

sentencing a paedophile who made indecent images of children and owned a video of a man sexually abusing a dog.Christopher Jeacock, 37, of Bowdon, Manchester had also pled guilty to the possession of a prohibited image of a child and possession of an extreme pornographic image.However, during his sentencing at Minshull Street Crown Court yesterday (May 10), Judge Mark Savill stopped the proceedings and claimed the name had "rung a bell".Manchester Evening News reports that the judge, after confirming that Jeacock worked for Hale United FC, stated he could not continue sentencing him after realising he knew him.Judge Savill said: “I can’t do this case. It’s not your fault - very unfortunate but it’s one of the prices we pay for local justice.

A judge had to stop sentencing a paedophile after he realised he knew him and did not want to prejudice the case. Christopher Jeacock, 37, of Bowdon, had earlier pleaded guilty to the making of indecent images of children, possession of a prohibited image of a child and possession of an extreme pornographic image.

A couple kidnapped a man and subjected him to 12 hours of brutal torture before blackmailing him out of hundreds of pounds.