Man drove at 50mph in residential streets before running off
A dangerous driver who ran off after a police pursuit left his mobile phone behind in his vehicle and was found with heroin on him.
Magistrates Court Reporter
Andrew Bellard is the Lancashire Telegraph's dedicated reporter covering Blackburn Magistrates' Court. He reports on the biggest and most interesting cases which pass through the lower court.
Andrew Bellard is the Lancashire Telegraph's dedicated reporter covering Blackburn Magistrates' Court. He reports on the biggest and most interesting cases which pass through the lower court.
A dangerous driver who ran off after a police pursuit left his mobile phone behind in his vehicle and was found with heroin on him.
A man has admitted causing damage with a traffic cone at a late-night shop in Burnley after trying to climb through its service hatch.
A couple repeatedly targeted the Booths supermarket in Clitheroe and stole large quantities of spirits worth around £3,000.
A woman returned home to find her ex-partner in her bedroom despite a restraining order banning him from attending her property.
A man who smashed the windows of a caravan in Accrington went on to racially abuse police after demanding to know who had called them.
A Burnley hit his partner with a pool cue with such force the implement snapped in a vicious and sustained domestic attack.
A drug addicted Burnley shoplifter backed himself into a corner by continuing to offend despite being given a chance by the courts.
A Burnley was “cuckooed” by a couple he allowed into his home because she was pregnant, but took over to smoke drugs leaving him terrified.
A shoplifter from Blackburn was given a chance by the same district judge who had sent him to prison on his previous appearance before the court.
A church organist, 82, cannot enjoy his hobbies after being run over in Clitheroe by a driver who didn't fully check at a junction.
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