Selim Javed, aged 25, had even moved away to Turkey to get away from bad influences. But in desperate need of cash, Javed was caught red-handed with thousands of pounds worth of heroin and cocaine which was being distributed as part of an operation known as the Gucci line , which flooded the streets of Bury with illegal drugs. Rachel White, prosecuting, said that police officers received a call at around 11.15am on November 27 2019 from a member of the public saying three men were outside his front door. Officers attended the scene on Kestrel Drive in Bury found Javed with another man standing by a car which they denied was theirs.
Couple got drunk at airport before tirade of slurry, sweary and loutish behaviour on plane - reducing a fellow passenger to tears
Gemma Heap and Philip Mycock were given suspended sentences
19:02, 16 APR 2021
Gemma Heap and Philip Mycock
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A former couple who got drunk in the airport before launching into a tirade of ‘slurry, sweary and loutish’ behaviour - which left a fellow passenger in tears.
A loutish couple whose loud, slurry and sweary drunken antics caused mid-air mayhem on a morning Thomas Cook flight to Tunisia have today been spared jail.
Gemma Heap, 35, and Philip Mycock, 38, were questioned by police after fellow holidaymakers complained about their behaviour during a flight from Manchester last July.
The couple played childish pranks on other travellers, causing one passenger to switch seats after his hat was swiped from his head by Mycock, Manchester Crown Court heard.
Mycock had tried on the hat and made jokes about it. He was also ordered to sit down by cabin crew after he used the toilet while the seat belt signs were on.
CHARGE: Minshull Street Crown Court A LONG-RUNNING feud over a lost Playstation led to a man having his jaw broken outside a pub, a court heard. Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court heard how Sam Brooks, 21, had been friends with Joshua Cross since school and the pair had lived together in Radcliffe. David Farley, prosecuting, said: The defendant had always blamed Mr Cross for losing his Playstation which went missing when they moved to Castlecroft House in Bury. Resentment grew between the pair with Brooks telling Mr Cross he would knock him out unless he paid him £200. At a party on New Year s Eve 2018, Mr Cross paid the defendant £60, but Brooks ended up chasing him and allegedly assaulted him.
Kieran Jones, 27, binged on spirits on Jet 2 s flight from Manchester to Budapest
He leered at air hostess Beth Rose and fell on his face while getting off the plane
At a Manchester court Jones admitted being drunk on an aircraft but avoided jail
Kieran Jones, 27, binged on spirits, threw crisps across the plane and leered at flight attendant Beth Rose while she served drinks on a Jet 2 flight from Manchester to Budapest, Hungary, in September 2019
A loutish Brit who brought misery to a holiday jet after he got drunk on gin and tonic, hurled crisps at other passengers and chatted up an air hostess on the flight has avoided jail.