Burglars followed jewellery shop boss to his home to find next target
A THIRD man has admitted plotting to burgle homes in north Cumbria, including that of a Carlisle jewellery shop owner.
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Chief Reporter for North Cumbria covering a variety of stories, including court and crime, in Carlisle and beyond for the News & Star, Cumberland News, Times & Star and Whitehaven News.
Chief Reporter for North Cumbria covering a variety of stories, including court and crime, in Carlisle and beyond for the News & Star, Cumberland News, Times & Star and Whitehaven News.
A THIRD man has admitted plotting to burgle homes in north Cumbria, including that of a Carlisle jewellery shop owner.
A CARLISLE man who was annoyed with the police’s handling of his complaint sent them an email saying: “Every time I seen an officer injured or killed, I will be smiling.”
THE WHITEHAVEN man who is on trial for murder denied having a “psychological hold” over his alleged victim.
A REPEAT Carlisle offender with almost 150 previous offences on his record is back behind bars after he tried to break into an unoccupied house.
A CARLISLE dad who violently "overreacted to provocation” while he was at a north Carlisle supermarket was struggling with post-traumatic stress, a court heard.
THE Whitehaven man who is accused of murdering his partner told a jury that he loved her and “regretted” some of the “terrible things” he had done to her.
A SOUTH Cumbrian man has been given a suspended jail term after police discovered that he downloaded child abuse images.
JURORS in the murder trial of Whitehaven man Paul Irwin have heard the 999 call he made following his on-off partner's fatal collapse.
A JURY at Carlisle Crown Court has delivered a not guilty verdict in the case of a west Cumbrian man accused of manslaughter.
A KESWICK man who was originally charged with attempting to murder his partner has admitted the lesser allegation of intentional wounding.
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