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A THUG whose punch knocked a teen’s front tooth out and left him with hearing problems has been sentenced to immediate custody. Ethan Moran, who had taken class A drugs beforehand, launched the attack on a 16-year-old boy after disapproving of who he had entered a relationship with. The 20-year-old continued to punch the teen to the head after knocking him to the ground and only stopped after desperate pleas from shocked onlookers. Despite his defence asking for a community order by way of punishment, Liverpool Crown Court ruled that the only appropriate punishment was immediate custody. Suzanne Payne, prosecuting, explained that for ‘reasons unknown’, the defendant objected to his victim starting a relationship with a 15-year-old girl.
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Dangerous driver took police on high speed 30-mile chase at night with no headlights on
Jordan Mark Matthews, 20, was locked up at Mold Crown Court
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A driver involved in a dangerous high speed night time police chase, with no headlights on, has been locked up today. Jordan Mark Matthews was driving a black Vauxhall Astra, in the early hours of December 7, 2020, in Garden City, Deeside, but sped off after spotting a police patrol car, Mold Crown Court heard.
Covid-19’s being described as Queenstown’s ‘‘economic earthquake’’.
As one resort hotelier says occupancy’s falling off a cliff (click here), a major hotel’s about to
mothball indefinitely (click here) and another CBD hospo business has temporarily shuts its doors (click here), community leaders are bracing for the worst impact yet from the global pandemic.
Put simply, businesses in the Queenstown Lakes, Te Anau/Fiordland and the West Coast are in desperate need of cashflow and, without it, there are fears the southern region long used by ‘NZ Inc’ to market the country internationally, and responsible for major GDP injections to the national economy over many years will end up as ghost towns.