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Man charged following death in Bath
Christopher Monro, from Oxford, will appear at Bristol Magistrates' Court today (Friday 14 February).
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Two men jailed for life for Yeovil murder
Mark Sothcott and Martin Carty have been sentenced following their convictions in December after a three-week trial.
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Appeal following serious collision in Bath
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Call about suspicious behaviour led to arrests
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Powerful Road Safety Film Premieres at Ashton Gate Stadium
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Enhancing support for domestic abuse victims through partnership response
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Burglar jailed within 48 hours of crime
He was arrested after a member of the public reported someone climbing into school grounds during half term.
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Appeal after collision in Yeovil
A pedestrian sustained minor injuries which were assessed in hospital while a dog suffered significant injuries and had to be put to sleep.
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Serving police officer convicted of online child sex offences
Somerset-based PC James Gullis will be sentenced at Exeter Crown Court in March.
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Police responding to incident at Weston Town Hall
Weston-super-Mare Town Hall has been evacuated following the incident today (Thursday 20 February).
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Investigation update following stabbing in St Pauls, Bristol
Three people have now been arrested following the incident in Badminton Road, St Pauls, Bristol, last week.
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Appeal after Winterbourne shop burglary
A quantity of cash was stolen from the shop in Dragon Road, Winterbourne.
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Former officer banned from policing after gross misconduct proven
Response officer PC Z would have been barred from policing had he not already resigned.
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Former PC barred from policing after criminal convictions
PC Mitchell Curtis was convicted of two counts of controlling and coercive behaviour, intentional suffocation and criminal damage in November 2024.
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Witnesses sought following altercation and collision in Bristol
The incident happened at around 3.20pm on Wednesday 12 February in Wilder Street, in the St Pauls area of Bristol,
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Special Constabulary officer barred from policing for gross misconduct
Special Sgt Neil Young, who served in a volunteer role in South Gloucestershire, would have been dismissed from his position if he hadn’t already resigned.