Tributes paid to teenagers after Rushyford motorcycle crash
Family tribute to teenagers after Rushyford motorcycle collision
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Family tribute to teenagers after Rushyford motorcycle collision
Six drivers stopped during operation to combat Fatal Four
Metin Ucarcan attacked the woman twice – once on May 5 and another in the early hours of May 26.
The pair were on their way to drop off friends at Darlington Train Station when Aaron Drummond drove into them at 80mph.
Mark Taylor attacked the woman in December last year while the pair were socialising at his former home in Front Street, Shotton Colliery.
A suspected burglar was arrested in just five minutes last night after an eagle-eyed passer-by spotted a man smashing the window of a business in Darlington.
Meet PC Kevin Robson – he’s been in the job 24 years, with nearly 20 of those spent on the frontline as a response officer.
Emily Knights has worked for the force for the past four years as a response officer in Darlington and the south of the county.
Michael Mather was high on cocaine when he attacked the woman last year.
Officers discovered approximately 400 plants at the site.