Court Register: King s Lynn Magistrates Court - February 4-17
FEBRUARY 4
James Hogg, 35, of The Courtyard, Snettisham. Theft of £240 in cash, Lynn, 18 month conditional discharge, £145 costs, £22 victim surcharge. Possession of a quantity of diamorphine,a class A drug, Hunstanton, no separate penalty, drugs ordered to be forfeited and destroyed.
Christopher Olivier, 30, of London Road, Lynn. Possession of 2.4 grams of cannabis, a class B drug, Lynn, £200 fine, £145 costs, £34 victim surcharge, drugs ordered to be forfeited and destroyed.
The crest above the entrance to King s Lynn Court in College Lane.. (1932544)
Kieran Jones, 26, of Royal Air Force, Marham. Drunk and disorderly, Lynn, £115 fine, £105 costs, £34 victim surcharge.
A spokesperson for NHS Norfolk and Waveney Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) said the county’s rural nature brought recruitment and retention challenges for GP surgeries.
“As a health system we continue to look at new ideas and innovations to bring care closer to people’s homes,” they added.
In January last year, a controversial decision to close the Fairstead Surgery in King’s Lynn was reversed, prompting relief among patients who facing being redirected to another surgery a mile away.
Patients in Norfolk face some of the longest journeys in the country to see GPs and pharmacists
- Credit: PA
A spokesperson for NHS Norfolk and Waveney Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) said the county’s rural nature brought recruitment and retention challenges for GP surgeries.
“As a health system we continue to look at new ideas and innovations to bring care closer to people’s homes,” they added.
In January last year, a controversial decision to close the Fairstead Surgery in King’s Lynn was reversed, prompting relief among patients who facing being redirected to another surgery a mile away.
Patients in Norfolk face some of the longest journeys in the country to see GPs and pharmacists
- Credit: PA
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2/28/21
Iowa City Police have arrested a suspect they say they found standing over an unconscious man downtown early Sunday morning.
According to arrest records, officers observed 19-year-old Camden Murphy of Columbia, Missouri standing over an unconscious man on the ground near the corner of Dubuque and Burlington Streets just after 1am Sunday. Murphy allegedly fled on foot when he saw an officer in a patrol car, and refused commands to stop. A brief foot chase ensued, ending with Murphy’s capture on the 300 block of South Linn Street.
Murphy allegedly showed multiple signs of intoxication, was wearing a bar wristband and admitted to having “too much to drink”.