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Lewes man sentenced to 15 years for sexual offences

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A man has been sentenced to 15 years for sexual offences against women.

Karl Hance, 28, of Church Twitten, Lewes appearance at Lewes Crown Court on August 5 to be sentenced. He was given eight years for sexual assault by penetration and rape against one woman, and 15 years for sexual assault by penetration, two counts of rape and one of ABH. The sentence will run concurrently.

The offences took place in Lewes during 2014 and both women were known to him.

DC Julie Nightingale said: "Hance is a controlling individual who prayed on young, vulnerable woman. His sentence reflects the horrific ordeals he put these women through. We take these types of offences extremely seriously and would encourage anyone else who has experienced them to come forward and speak to us."

--- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Sussex Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Sussex Police 23 minutes ago.

Brighton man sentenced in connection with child sexual exploitation investigation

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A Brighton man has been sentenced in connection with a child sexual exploitation investigation in the city.

Kasey Knowles, 21, unemployed of no fixed address was charged with six counts of engaging in penetrative sexual activity with a girl aged between 13 and 15. All the charges relate to one girl.

At Hove Crown Court on Friday, August 7, Knowles, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced to a 10 month suspended sentence suspended for two years, a two year supervision order, 240 hours unpaid work, 10 years on the Sex Offenders Register and 10 year SHPO.

Detective constable Dawn Robertson said: "Knowles is a manipulative man who a groomed girl he met online and then met in the city. His behaviour is intolerable and we are working to offer the girl involved with the best support.

"If you are concerned about this type of offence, please contact us. You will be supported and believed. Contact us either on 101, email 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or come into a police station."

--- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Sussex Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Sussex Police 23 minutes ago.

Appeal for witnesses after a sexual assault in Reading

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Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a 21-year-old girl was sexually assault in Reading. --- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Thames Valley Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Thames Valley Police 23 minutes ago.

Man jailed for three years and four months for sexually activity with a child – Milton Keynes

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A man has been jailed after admitting sexual activity with a child. --- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Thames Valley Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Thames Valley Police 19 hours ago.

Appeal for information following an assault without injury – Crowthorne

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Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an assault without injury in Crowthorne. --- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Thames Valley Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Thames Valley Police 18 hours ago.

Man charged in connection with burglary – Iver

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A 24-year-old man from Uxbridge is due to appear before court next week charged in connection with a burglary in Iver, Buckinghamshire. --- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Thames Valley Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Thames Valley Police 18 hours ago.

Appeal for information after burglary – Bracknell

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Thames Valley Police is appealing for information after a burglary in Bracknell. --- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Thames Valley Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Thames Valley Police 18 hours ago.

Guitar theft - Bath

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We’re asking for information to identify a man we want to talk to about the theft of a guitar from the Dolphin Inn in Locksbrook Road, Bath. The guitar, a Crafter similar to the one pictured, was taken at around 10.30pm during a g --- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Avon and Somerset Constabulary - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Avon and Somerset Constabulary 18 hours ago.

Driver killed in crash at Funtington

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At 2.30pm on Friday (14 August) a car collided with a parked goods vehicle on the B2146 between Funtington and Ashling Park. The driver of the car was killed and the two passengers received injuries for which they have been taken to St Richards Hospital at Chichester and Southampton General Hospital respectively.

The road is closed while emergency services attend the scene and drivers are asked to avoid the area.

Anyone who saw what happened is asked to contact Sussex Police via collision.appeal@sussex.pnn.police.ukor call 101 quoting Operation Sundridge.

No further information is available at present.

--- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Sussex Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Sussex Police 18 hours ago.

Eight-year jail term for man who was found to be in possession of a handgun

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A man who was arrested following a disturbance at a flat in Derby has been jailed for eight years after a gun was found in the address. --- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Derbyshire Constabulary - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Derbyshire Constabulary 18 hours ago.

Pensioner targeted by fake TV licensing officer in Scarborough

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Police have issued a warning about bogus callers after a man claiming to be a TV licensing official targeted a pensioner in Scarborough.
Police have issued a warning about bogus callers after a man claiming to be a TV licensing official targeted a pensioner in Scarborough. --- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by North Yorkshire Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by North Yorkshire Police 17 hours ago.

Family day-out in Taunton. Meet the emergency services

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We are holding a 999 Emergency Services Community Day on Monday 17th August, at the Castle Green in Taunton between 10am and 3pm. PCSO Sam Bushen said: “It should be a really fun day and we are hoping that lots of people bring the --- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Avon and Somerset Constabulary - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Avon and Somerset Constabulary 17 hours ago.

UPDATED Driver killed in crash at Funtington

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UPDATED 4.35PM; At 2.30pm on Friday (14 August) a silver VW Polo saloon car collided with a parked goods vehicle on the B2146 between Funtington and Ashling Park. The 21-year old local woman who was driving the car was killed and the two passengers received injuries for which they have been taken to St Richards Hospital at Chichester and Southampton General Hospital respectively.

The road is closed while emergency services attend the scene and drivers are asked to avoid the area.

Anyone who saw what happened is asked to contact Sussex Police via collision.appeal@sussex.pnn.police.ukor call 101 quoting Operation Sundridge.

No further information is available at present.

--- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Sussex Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Sussex Police 17 hours ago.

Sex offender sentenced to 6 years at Exeter Cown Court

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Police have welcomed the sentence of a 21-year-old man who pleaded guilty to committing child sexual offences in South Devon.

Jordan Hill, of Ramshill Road, Paignton, was today, Friday 14 August, sentenced at Exeter Crown Court to 6 years in prison.

Hill admitted to 13 sexual offences relating to seven girls, aged between 13 and 16 at the time, which were committed between April 2013 and December 2014.

 

Detective Sergeant Kim Power, Deputy Senior Investigating Officer in the Public Protection Unit, said: “Hill committed crimes against vulnerable young girls for his own gratification.

“He was prolific in his contact with young girls via social media, where he befriended them online on a daily basis and ultimately went on to commit offences against them.

“There was evidence of premeditation of grooming girls online and then arranging to meet with them.”

From the outset of this investigation, officers have worked closely with Devon County Council and Torbay Council and other partner agencies including local schools, health professionals, and the Crown Prosecution Service.

DS Power added: “All of the partner agencies responded quickly when the allegations came to light and worked together tirelessly to ensure Hill was brought to justice.

“Hill was prolific in targeting vulnerable young girls in order to satisfy his own sexual deviance.

“He has shown himself to be a selfish and manipulative individual who had a total disregard for the welfare of his vulnerable victims, who are now having to live with the effects of his traumatic actions.

“We welcome today’s sentence. This reflects the serious nature of these offences and we hope that it goes at least some way to helping victims and their families deal with the crimes committed against them.

“While we have supported the victims and their families, this has been an emotional and difficult time for all affected by Hill’s actions and the victims have shown immense courage throughout this investigation.

“I hope they can take some comfort in the fact that by making the reports to the police, we were able to ensure that Hill could not commit further crimes and we were able to safeguard other children that may have been at risk of harm.”

Torbay Council’s Executive Lead for Adults and Children, Councillor Julien Parrott, said: “'Through successful partnership working we have been able to bring this person to justice. This demonstrates our determination that this type of crime will not be tolerated in Torbay.

“For the young victims to speak up about what was happening has shown great courage and we will continue to support them and their families in any way that we can.

“This case shows how social media can be used to contact and potentially groom victims and I would strongly urge any parent, child or young person who wants to know more about staying safe online to visit our Virtually Safe website (www.torbayvirtuallysafe.co.uk )”

Teenagers are reminded of the risks that sexual predators pose online and are urged not to meet up with strangers. If meeting. ensure someone is with you or is aware of what you are doing. Parents should also be aware of parental locks and of what their child is accessing.

Other victims of Jordan Hill are encouraged to contact DS Kim Power by calling 101, where relevant support will be offered.

Other victims of child sexual abuse are also urged to contact police by calling 101.

--- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Devon and Cornwall Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Devon and Cornwall Police 17 hours ago.

Officers continue the search for missing man

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Aaron, 26, was last seen during the afternoon of Saturday 25 July in Dunster Street, Leicester, he was reported missing by a family member on Thursday 30 July.

Extensive enquiries have been carried out since Aaron was reported missing in an attempt to locate him and we would like the public to share the appeal and help us find him.

Aaron is formerly from Blackpool and also has links to Central London. It is believed that Aaron may have used public transport to travel to Hull.

Aaron is white, 6 ft tall, of slim build, with short mousey hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a T-shirt, dark blue shorts and dark blue canvas shoes.

Police Constable 513 Julie Toone, from Leicestershire Police’s Missing from Home Team, said: “We are appealing to the public to look at his photo and contact us if you recognise him or have any information about where he might be.

“Likewise we are asking if Aaron sees this appeal to contact police directly.”

Contact 101 quoting incident number 462 of 30 July.

--- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Leicestershire Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Leicestershire Police 17 hours ago.

Missing David Robertson from Southend may be in Brighton

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ISSUED ON BEHALF OF ESSEX POLICE

Police searching for a man missing from his home in Essex believe that he could be in the Brighton area.

Essex Police would like to hear from anyone who has seen may have seen or has information about the current whereabouts of David Robertson, who is also known to some people as Tim.

David, 48, who lives in Greenways in Southend, has been missing since the early hours of Sunday, August 9.

It is believed he may have been wearing the jacket he is wearing in this photograph. He is also thought to have been wearing a G-Star T-shirt similar to the one pictured and brown Vans-style shoes.
 
Officers have been carrying out extensive enquiries since David was reported missing and they are growing increasingly concerned for his welfare. They have been searching nearby parks including Southchurch Park and the seafront areas and have found no trace of him.

After speaking to people who know David, it is thought that he may have gone to Brighton or London.

Dc Richard Yapp, is one of a number of officers who has been making the enquiries. He said: "We are growing increasingly concerned for David's welfare and I would urge anyone who has any information as to where he may be to contact us immediately. We are worried about him as are his friends and family."

Anyone with any information is asked to contact officers at Southend on Essex Police 101.

 

--- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Sussex Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Sussex Police 16 hours ago.

Crack down on anti-social behaviour in Lancing

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Police are cracking down on anti-social behaviour in Lancing.

The Local Neighbourhood Policing team has been granted a Section 35 dispersal order which gives officers the power to move individuals from a specific area. Police are using their new powers under the revised Anti-social and Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.

The order was first introduced on 29 May and initially covered Sompting Road and Penstone Park but has now been increased to cover North Road, Crabtree Lane, South Street, Monks Recreation Ground, North Farm Road, Wembley Avenue and Annweir Avenue.

The exclusion means those people moved on cannot return to that area for 48 hours and if anyone breaches its terms they could be arrested. The time scale for implementing the dispersal order is under constant review, but is likely to last throughout the rest of the summer.

Since 29 May, 10 youths have so far been given an official dispersal order warning, one has subsequently been arrested and another youth has been issued with a Community Protection Notice. Two youths have also been dealt with for drug offences and one for a public order offence.

The dispersal order is not designed to create an exclusion zone or a curfew area, but is intended to make the area more pleasant for those who live, work and visit. Police will not necessarily disperse people in this area just because they are in a group; it is aimed at giving police additional powers to deal more effectively with groups causing problems in the area.

PC Robert Luff, of Lancing's Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: "We have noticed a slight increase in groups of youths causing anti-social behaviour in the town. These powers enable us to effectively disrupt and discourage their behaviours and low level criminality.

"We are also involving drug and alcohol intervention workers so that we can address the problems long term."

Any incidents of anti-social behaviour can be reported by emailing 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or by calling 101.

--- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Sussex Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Sussex Police 16 hours ago.

Appeal for witnesses after collision – Wendover Dean, Bucks

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Thames Valley Police is appealing for information after a collision in Wendover Dean. --- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Thames Valley Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Thames Valley Police 16 hours ago.

Gun found in woods at Crawley

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Police are keen to receive further information about a handgun found in a wooded area in Crawley.

A member of the public found the gun recently in a wooded areas off Lundy Close in Crawley and contacted the police.

The weapon is an Automatic Victoria, and was found, together with a magazine and five live bullets, wrapped in a couple of bin bags.

Police do not know how the weapon came to be there. It may have been dropped by someone, or hidden and disturbed by wildlife.

Forensic tests will be carried out on the weapon to try to establish its ownership and to help determine whether it has been used in any criminality.

Anyone who has any information about where the gun came from, or who has seen suspicious activity in that area recently, is asked to contact Sussex Police on 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or call 101, quoting serial 1124 of 14/08. You can also call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

--- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Sussex Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Sussex Police 15 hours ago.

ISSUED ON BEHALF OF HERTFORDSHIRE POLICE - Have you seen wanted man Jamie Saunders/Hartless?

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Police are appealing to the public for their help in locating a wanted man.

Twenty-six-year-old Jamie Saunders, who also goes by the surname Hartless, is wanted by police on recall to prison after he breached the terms of his licence.

In June 2014, he was sentenced at Oxford Crown Court for burglary. He was released on licence in September 2014. His licence has now been revoked as he breached its conditions.

Jamie last known address was in Watford but it is believed he is now elsewhere in the country. He has links to Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Kent, Oxfordshire, Suffolk, Sussex and Wiltshire, though he could be anywhere in the country.

Anyone who sees Jamie, or knows of his whereabouts, should contact police immediately via 101.

If you have any information about this you can contact the independent crime-fighting charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or through their Anonymous Online Form at http://www.crimestoppers-uk.org/. No personal details are taken, information cannot be traced or recorded and you will not go to court.

--- Note to readers: This message has been disseminated by Sussex Police - please visit their official website for further information. Reported by Sussex Police 15 hours ago.
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