Police praise victim's sharp eyes and courage that snared bridge robber
Police have praised the woman whose actions proved vital in bringing to justice the man responsible for a “deeply disturbing” case.
Court Reporter
Megi is The Press' long-serving court reporter in York, North Yorkshire, and covers stories for The York Press and the Gazette & Herald, Ryedale.
Megi is The Press' long-serving court reporter in York, North Yorkshire, and covers stories for The York Press and the Gazette & Herald, Ryedale.
Police have praised the woman whose actions proved vital in bringing to justice the man responsible for a “deeply disturbing” case.
A failed robber fell over in the dock of York Crown Court as he was locked up for nearly three years. Mark Pelling held up a woman dog walker before dawn on a high bridge but she refused to give him anything.
"Ghost-busting" police have smashed a heroin and cocaine gang that brought thousands of pounds of drugs from the West Midlands to the North Yorkshire coast.
A thug who kicked another man in the face and broke a nasal bone for no obvious reason has been jailed.
A thieving careworker on the run may face justice in either the UK or her native Italy, York Crown Court heard.
A 74-year-old man has appeared before York Crown Court accused of carrying out 25 sexual offences against five girls over more than three decades.
While awaiting trial for setting a man on fire, Joshua Strickland admitted kicking a police officer in the face.
Two York men are facing life sentences after they were convicted of burning a third man by pouring flammable liquid over him and setting it alight.
A convicted sex offender who performed a sexual act on the side of a North Yorkshire swimming pool has been sentenced at Leeds Crown Court.
A man arrested on suspicion of crimes against women has been jailed for urinating on police property.
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