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
These ex-police sniffer dogs help to sniff out cracks in gas pipes
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hereCadent says the issue isn't to do with gas leaking out, but water getting in, as even a tiny amount can cause them to become blocked.The pipes can run for long distances underneath footpaths and verges, gardens and driveways so it can be hugely disruptive if engineers need to dig it all up to otherwise find the source.Cadent heard about former police dog sergeant instructor Steve Foster and his specially-trained English Springer Spaniels, and brought them to the North West for the first time
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03.08.2020 / 20:25
4 in 10 Black LGBTQ Men Experience Police Discrimination, Study Finds
A new study published in Social Science and Medicine found that a Black LGBTQ men are likely to experience police discrimination, and this discrimination can cause a variety of health effects.
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31.07.2020 / 20:17
'Do the right thing' Police chief warns Scots to stay away from northern England after virus spike
Police Scotland's deputy chief constable after a surge in Covid-19 cases. DCC Will Kerr took to Twitter to reiterate guidance from the Scottish Government shared on Friday by the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
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28.07.2020 / 18:53
Brother pays tribute to "one of a kind" hero police officer from Alexandria
Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A hero off-duty cop from Alexandria who died after trying to break up a fight in Canada has been described as “one of a kind” by his heartbroken brother.Constable Allan Young was injured with a weapon after he bravely intervened in a disturbance in British Columbia, where he lived and worked.Allan, 55, who grew up in Alexandria and went to the Vale Academy, was on annual leave at the time.
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23.07.2020 / 00:05
Police will enforce the new masks in shops law 'as a last resort', says Chief Constable Ian Hopkins
coronavirus and brings England in line with countries like Spain, Germany and Italy.
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21.07.2020 / 20:35
Police pulled over car for having suspicious number plates and found a huge stash of cash and drugs
herePolice estimated that there was about 15 kilos of cannabis, which could be worth £45,000 if sold in bulk, or £150,000 if peddled on the streets.They also discovered between £10,000 and £15,000 in cash.Both men were not known to the UK's immigration services."Finding the growing equipment in the car suggests that you and your co-defendant are closely associated with the source of the drugs," Judge Elizabeth Nicholls told Goga.Defending both men, Adam Watkins said they had both come to the UK
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19.07.2020 / 07:07
Dogs named most destructive pet as Scots face soaring repair bills
pet owners face eye-watering bills after their furry friends cause a combined total of £1.2bn worth of damage to their property every year.Researchers have found that dogs are the worst culprits after wolfing down £860m worth of goods across the UK.Cats come in as the second most destructive pet according to the survey and damage £340m worth of belongings.While rabbits also leave their owners hopping mad by destroying property worth £57m, the The Mirror reports.Even rodents are in a scurry to