Suspected drug dealer deliberately drove at police officer, rammed police car then tried to escape

police vehicle has been badly damaged after colliding with another car on a busy Fife road.Emergency services were called to the B981 at the junction with Aberdour Road, Dunfermline, at around 3pm on Friday.Pictures from the scene show the police car with its front completely smashed in after the collision with a black Seat.The airbags within the second car were set off from the force of the impact.Shocked passersby warned other travellers to avoid the area as traffic soon began to build

Stockport. Cops were called to reports of a breach of coronavirus restrictions at a house on Gloucester Avenue, Marple, at around 1.30am on Friday.An officer was assaulted.She was taken to hospital with a suspected broken jaw, but her injuries were not as serious as initially thought, a GMP spokesman said.A 49-year-old woman was has now been arrested on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker.She remains in custody for questioning.

Warrington shortly before midnight on Wednesday, January 15.

Factory workers in East Kilbride facing redundancyMs McLaren said the cannabis recovered was worth up to £530 while the ecstasy tablets could cost £10 each.McCarthy has a previous conviction for being concerned in the supply of cannabis.Heartbreaking foodbank statistics that show food poverty in East KilbrideDefence solicitor Jackson Bateman said McCarthy had pleaded guilty on the basis that he was supplying friends and was not a commercial dealer.He had co-operated with the police and would be

police officers and attacked a squad car in a boozy riot in Scotland's coronavirus capital. Cops were called to break up an outdoor fight after teens went on the rampage in Parklea, Port Glasgow, Inverclyde.

Glasgow 's west end. The cops had been driving an unmarked police car on Great Western Road at 5:25pm on Wednesday night.

hereHours later, Duhausse was found by police in Brighouse, west Yorkshire, trying to book into a Holiday Inn.He gave officers a false name, but when they took his fingerprints his true identity was revealed.After being arrested, Duhausse told police that he had been on his way to Leeds.He said he ran from police, because of the drugs, but also because he knew he wasn't supposed to be in the UK.Duhausse is French, and came into the UK with his mother as a child, prosecutor Patrick Williamson

hidden in packets of coffee and kids' toys.He used the dark web, encrypted phones and crypto-currency to run a one-man drug empire between 2012 and 2018.A court heard Richens, of Kineston, Warwickshire, made hundreds of thousands of pounds from his drug trade which he blew on gambling on the stock market.Richens has now been jailed for 11-and-a-half years after he admitted drug smuggling, dealing and money laundering.Judge Anthony Potter told him: "You are someone who has chosen to misuse the

A new drive-thru coffee shop can be built on an Asda car park at the cost of 66 spaces, Bury Council’s planning committee has ruled.Euro Garages, owned by the billionaire Issa brothers from Blackburn, has been granted planning permission for the new coffee shop at the Asda site in Radcliffe.The company has recently received planning permission for 37 new roadside services with petrol stations and drive-thrus including a Starbucks in Bolton.But the location of the new coffee shop at the store’s

hereChief Inspector Alison Whittaker, of GMP's Tameside District, said: "The proactive policing work of two patrolling officers is to thank for this haul."We have recovered a significant amount of drugs and seized a number of vehicles as well as recovering parts of a firearm."I’m sure the people of Tameside will particularly welcome this and the removal of the quad bike from our streets."This operation shows what a useful tool stop and search powers are in tackling serious and organised

hereThe force said a 25-year-old man voluntarily attended an interview with officers at a police station in Hyde today - Thursday.A representative from Tameside council's environmental health team was also present, GMP said.In a statement, the force said the man 'continues to be under investigation'.He hasn't been named.No further details have been released.Superintendent Jane Higham said: "We continue to recognise the level of upset and dissatisfaction within the local community after the