A three-year-old boy mauled to death by dog suffered head and neck injuries, an inquest opening was told. 'Happy and kind' Daniel John Twigg was attacked by a dog outside a property on Carr Lane in Milnrow, Rochdale, on Sunday afternoon (May 15).
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A "prolific offender" went "off the rails" after finding out his son's killer could be released from prison. Paul Turner, 47, of Wardle Street, Haulgh, burgled a family home in Astley Bridge and attempted to burgle another house just feet away on January 6 last year.
He appeared before Magistrates on January 15 last year charged with burglary, attempted burglary and theft of a vehicle following offences in the early morning of January 6, 2021. Before 2010, he had served time behind bars for offences, including burglary.
Prosecuting, Thomas Sherrington told the court that on January 6 2021, Turner had broken into a family home on Queensbury Close, Astley Bridge and made off in the victim's car, a VW Polo. The victim, who lived at the home with his wife and children, also had his kettle, and TV, which was still attached to a wall bracket, stolen, and was left "fearing for his family's safety" after the break-in, the court heard.
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In the early hours of that same morning, officers had also been called to reports of an attempted burglary at a house just a few feet away, on Hurstwood. Mr Sherrington told the court that Turner had climbed "on to a table and ripped down the CCTV camera" which the victim had installed for her safety after "suffering domestic abuse previously."
Mr Sherrington also told the court that the homeowner, who was sleeping there with her three young children got up in the night shortly before 3am, and heard Turner trying her door handles downstairs. She opened her windows to question him, whilst recording him, when he yelled that he was “looking for Justin” before shouting “I want my
A three-year-old boy mauled to death by dog suffered head and neck injuries, an inquest opening was told. 'Happy and kind' Daniel John Twigg was attacked by a dog outside a property on Carr Lane in Milnrow, Rochdale, on Sunday afternoon (May 15).
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