epidemic of their age cholera. people really got scared. right. because it was an epidemic like more or less the covid-19 virus. yes. so you could transmit it very easily. right, right. cholera was spread by water and by food. so people here cooked pieces of bread in hot oil. so the frying is simpler. it s simpler. it s easy. you can get a very good point of hygiene because frying really sterilizes everything. it was probably one of the few times in life that frying something might actually have been healthy for you. so this is where we re going to get fried pizza? all right. [ speaking in other language ]
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A dangerous driver led police on a 90mph chase before they caught him in a farmyard.
came through the passenger side door, because if you take a look through the back, you see the child seats. it shows that doesn t appear to have been touched, that somebody was back here. those are just the way they were. just the way they were back in 06. pretty sad. yeah. when you look at how this homicide happened, it wasn t sexually motivated or it wasn t a robbery. it really was focused on anger. reporter: and so ponce circled right back to those original two suspects husband, darren. boyfriend, ryan. but which one? from the file, ponce learned ryan, in addition to being a drug trafficker, had also been convicted of domestic violence. and was there something fishy about how he found sandra s body? he told the cops he went to sandra s house, doors were locked. said he peered through these ventilation slats at the base of her garage wall. said he saw sandra in her car.
Police are appealing for information. POLICE in Chester have renewed an appeal for witnesses and information after a police car was rammed during a pursuit. The incident happened on November 30, 2020, just after midnight. A blue Fiat Stilo failed to stop for officers on Norris Road, Chester before subsequently ramming a police vehicle on Brentwood Road, Blacon. The vehicle was later found abandoned in the Saughall area. Police say that, thankfully, the officers involved were uninjured, but the actions of this individual could have been much more severe. Anyone with any information is urged to contact police on the non-emergency 101, quoting 20000726660, visit the Cheshire police website at www.cheshire.police.uk or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.