Dawlish News
Then will more than likely be allowed on day release in a few years time.
Alexander Lewis-Ranwell was found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity by a jury at Exeter Crown Court and made subject of an indefinite hospital order by Judge Mrs Justice May. He went on a 'whirlwind of destruction' after being arrested twice in the space of three days in North Devon and freed on each occasion by police. He has been staying at Langdon Hospital, Dawlish, during ...
Trains have been stopped after a person was hit by a train at Dawlish. A British Transport Police spokesperson said: "We were called at 12.13pm following a casualty on the tracks." Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/police-confirm-casualty-train-tracks-3599954
@margaret swift The object is inert.!!!!...wether it is nasty depends on the holder e.g thug or surgeon.
I would be more concerned about people walking around with machettes and guns Its all well and good spouting about knife crime, but its the root causes that need to be dealt with. Considering you can find a knife literally anywhere. Drugs, gangs, illegal firearms, organised prostitution, terrorist groups, oh and politicians who cause more damage to this country than anyone ...
Well, if someone has stuck it in your gut it's not a pleasant knife is it!
A judge has issued a warrant for the arrest of a mental health patient who assaulted two police officers who tried to help him as he was being ejected from a pub in Totnes. The 45-year-old is is already subject of an eight-month suspended sentence for setting light to a litter bin. He breached the order once by being drunk and disorderly at Dawlish station, where two off duty mental nurses had ...
Who writes these headlines? How can a knife be nasty, is this what passes as journalism these days?
The sand was pumped on to the beach two years ago as part of a £14 million flood defence scheme, which raised parts of the beach by up to three metres. Enough sand to fill 100 Olympic swimming pools was pumped on to the beach in what Defra, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, yesterday insisted was purely a cosmetic exercise. Read more... ...
The find was made by the South Devon crime and proactive policing team in Dawlish on Thursday. Read more... https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/nasty-knife-appalled-police-after-3594145