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the Couple emptied Jeffrey Howe's bank account and made his house their own, and the couple killed and butchered their landlord in order to steal his identity, http://www.policeoracle.com/ how did this couple think they can get away with murder

A couple killed and butchered their landlord in order to steal his identity, and then scattered his body parts in locations across two counties, a court has heard. Stephen Marshall, 38, and his partner Sarah Bush, 21, carried out a "clearly thought out" and "quite sophisticated" plot to kill kitchen salesman Jeffrey Howe, 49, who became known as the "jigsaw man" when bits of his body were found at five different sites last year. The couple then assumed his identity while emptying his bank account and making his house their own, St Albans crown court heard. The body was so skilfully cut up that the murder was "clearly carried out by someone who had experience of such ac…

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8450052.stm A man was stabbed to death while chasing thieves who had snatched a woman's handbag in east London. Not certain it is clever chasing criminals, better off leaving that sort of things to those who know what they are doing. RIP.

Dragged by a 4x4 around an icy bend in a makeshift sledge, they miss the parked cars by inches. Police were today hunting this gang of pranksters who filmed themselves on snow-laden roads in two plastic children's paddling pools attached to the car by ropes. The 57-second clip, posted on Facebook, shows four laughing youths being pulled around snow-laden roads in two plastic children's paddling pools attached by ropes to a speeding truck. Dangerous: A still image taken from a Facebook video of the sledgers in tow Residents are seen watching in horror as one man, wearing a bright yellow jacket, is hurled out of his sledge as the 4X4 picks up speed, seconds after th…

The stop and search of 11-year-old twins at the Kingsnorth Climate Camp was unlawful, Kent police have admitted at London's High Court. The twins, referred to as E and T, were searched while at a demonstration against Kingsnorth coal-fired power station in August 2008. Officers searched the twins on the grounds of "reasonable suspicion" they might be carrying prohibited articles. The police admitted that officers at the scene had misapplied legislation. Prison fear The children were taken by their mother to the protest over plans for a new coal-fired power station. The court heard T was left "crying and shaking" after a female officer said he had to be searc…

three men have been sentenced at Kingston Crown Court to a total of 55.5 years in jail for their roles in a £30 million drugs haul. Harminder Chana, 32, of Upton Lane, E6 was found guilty of conspiracy to supply heroin on 25 June 2009 at Kingston Crown Court. He was sentenced to 17 years in prison. Atif Khan, 35, of BrixhamGardens, Ilford pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply heroin on 4 September 2008 at Kingston Crown Court. He was sentenced to 15.5 years in prison. Abdul Matalib Shammin, 30, a businessman of CavendishGardens, Ilford was found guilty of conspiracy to supply heroin on 15 December 2009 at Kingston Crown Court. He was sentenced to 23 years in prison…

Detectives who stopped a trio of armed robbers in their tracks have been praised by a top Judge. The officers all received commendations from Judge Esmond Faulks after the trio of raiders were sentenced at Newcastle Crown Court. Shaun Ovington (aka Robson), 32, of Dunston Walk, Blakelaw, Thomas Reay 28, of Bedeburn Road, Newbiggin Hall and Alan Tams, 31, of Deighton Walk, East Denton, targeted a succession of bookmakers. Reay was jailed until it is deemed he is no longer a danger to the public, while Tams got seven years and Ovington was hit with an eight-year jail term, with an extended licence period of four years. The court heard seven bookies in Newcastle and Gate…

Policeman hurt in car bomb blast in Randalstown The explosion happened at 0630 GMT on Milltown Road in Randalstown A policeman has been taken to hospital after a bomb exploded under his car in County Antrim. The Police Service of Northern Ireland said the officer has been seriously injured. There is an ongoing security alert at the scene of the explosion on Milltown Road in Randalstown. No one has claimed responsibility for planting the bomb, which exploded at 0630 GMT. 'Murder attempt' The road has been closed and army technical officers have been called to the scene. The chairman of the Northern Ireland Policing Board, Barry Gilligan, described the attack…

I'd like to see the grin wiped off his face when justice catches up with him...

Two held after frozen canal drive The Peugeot 406 remains in the Union Canal, near Winchburgh in West Lothian Two men have been charged with reckless conduct after a car which was being driven on a frozen canal plunged through the ice. The men, aged 24 and 22, are accused of driving a Peugeot 406 on the Union Canal, near Winchburgh in West Lothian, on Monday afternoon. The ice gave way but the occupants managed to escape from the car, which was found by the emergency services. The two men are expected to appear in court at a later date. A police spokesman said: "While it goes without saying that the vast majority of people have the good sense not to take their v…

http://www.northumbria.police.uk/news_and_...ls.asp?id=21493 Detectives who stopped a trio of armed robbers in their tracks have been praised by a top Judge. The officers all received commendations from Judge Esmond Faulks after the trio of raiders were sentenced at Newcastle Crown Court. :smiley_notworthy: :smiley_notworthy:

said the head of the egg sucking unit.http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/taysid...ral/8453174.stm

Hertfordshire Constabulary Website Link What a brilliant idea!