Operation Impact back with a bang in Northumberland
Six arrests made, five vehicles seized and a cannabis farm dismantled as Operation Impact returned with a bang in Northumberland.
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Six arrests made, five vehicles seized and a cannabis farm dismantled as Operation Impact returned with a bang in Northumberland.
Northumbria Police will soon be equipped with 154 defibrillators, enough for every single response car across the force
A drug dealer who spearheaded an organised criminal network which sought to flood the North East with Class A drugs has been jailed.
A paedophile who unwittingly engaged in explicit online messaging with what he believed were children has been jailed. Kai Bell, also known as Ben Ryan Barclay, spoke with a number of decoys who were posing as 12-year-old girls.
Two men who conspired to supply drugs across the North East have been sentenced to a total of 17 and a half years behind bars.
Ryan Callaghan, 33, raped the woman while she slept at an address in South Tyneside. The victim awoke and immediately ran out of the address in a state of undress and informed a friend what had happened.
In March last year, JonPaul Elessar, 38, took naked photos of the victim without their consent when they visited his South Tyneside home – later bragging to others about what he had done.
Christopher Mason, 36, raped his victim multiple times last year at an address in South Tyneside. yesterday (Thursday), he attended the same court where he was given a 17 year and three-month prison sentence. He will also serve a further four years on extended licence once he is released.
Weapons have been seized and more than 150 arrests made during a dedicated week of action aimed at further tackling knife crime and serious violence in the North East.
Paul Wallis, 48, was first convicted of sexual offences in September 2021, however has breached his court order by having unsupervised contact with a child.