Man jailed after throwing missile during violent disorder
Ashkan Kareem was captured on CCTV throwing an object towards a group of people in Darlington last Monday evening (August 5).
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Ashkan Kareem was captured on CCTV throwing an object towards a group of people in Darlington last Monday evening (August 5).
The 21-year-old has been remanded in custody to appear at Peterlee Magistrates’ Court this morning (August 16).
A man has been charged with attempted murder after a police officer was stabbed at HMP Frankland.
Steven Catlow had offered to walk the woman home from a gathering at a house in Peterlee on Christmas Day in 2019.
Ashkan Kareem was captured on camera throwing a missile towards a group of people in Darlington last Monday evening (August 5).
Ashkah Koveem, 33, of Grey Street, Bishop Auckland, and Abdul Rahman, 47, of Pendower Street, Darlington, have both been charged with violent disorder.
Cole Stewart threw multiple objects at officers who had been deployed to violent disorder in Darlington last Monday evening.
On Saturday, we received several calls from members of the public about off-road bikes causing a nuisance in Darlington.
Chantelle Smith shouted racial slurs at the man as he walked past her in Darlington town centre on Thursday evening (August 8).
Jordan Rawlings is believed to have been involved in the disorder which took place in Whitehall on Wednesday, July 31.