Man threatened to bite off police officer's nose in drunken rant
A police officer was threatened with having his nose bitten off when called to deal with a loud drunken man
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 police officer was threatened with having his nose bitten off when called to deal with a loud drunken man
A man's 100mph driving on the M65 while high on cannabis and with a young child in the back seat was 'one of the worst cases' judge had seen.
A DRIVER stopped in the early hours claimed it was his passengers who smelled of alcohol and not him.
A Rawtenstall man crashed his car on the way home from the pub while more than double the drink drive limit.
A homeless man who was sleeping rough in a vacant shop in Burnley graffitied his own name on the wall.
A man who breached a restraining order by repeatedly contacting his former partner was branded an “abusive misogynist” by a district judge.
A WOMAN has been banned from having any contact with her grandma, mother and sister for 18 months following a second set of offences involving her family.
A MAN appeared on the court list at Blackburn magistrates twice on the same day - once as the defendant and once as the victim.
A man found to be more than double the drink drive limit at 11am admitted at the time he was unable to function without booze.
A man with 200 previous convictions was caught on CCTV trying car doors in Barrow, having only been out of prison for two days.
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