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Thug tried to ram rival with car before stabbing man with machete A VIOLENT crook who tried to ram his car into a rival before assaulting another man with a machete is set for a significant spell behind bars. David ‘Porky’ Clark was at the centre of a series of violent offences committed across Southwick on the evening of April 5, 2020. Clark was behind the wheel of a Mercedes as he and a convoy of cars descended on Ridley Street and deliberately tried to run over a man who was in the road. As the victim tried to get away in a silver hatchback, Clark and the driver of a Volvo rammed the car and smashed into another parked vehicle – to the horror of families living nearby.
The monkey squirms while a woman holds it up with one hand and records it without speaking. The TikTok video is brief and has no description; the only audio is the infant animal’s cooing. Other videos posted on related social media channels show young tigers, lions, cheetahs and pumas, but also monkeys, sloths, and meerkats, all recorded and shared without comment.
While still young, these animals make their way to influencers and celebrities who use them as props in their own social media content. Rappers, movie stars, business magnates, TV-presenters, models, vloggers and even a fugitive criminal have all posted images of themselves posing with them. But there’s a problem these same pets can be traced back to a small group of anonymous individuals who may be engaged in illegally leasing out, and perhaps even selling, exotic animals.
Construction work starts on £7.5 million retail park in Cupar
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On site at the new retail park as work begins in Cupar. Councillors Tony Miklinski, Margaret Kennedy and Karen Marjoram with Alan Muir (Muirs) and Andy Richardson (LSPIM).
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Construction work has started on Cupar’s long-awaited new £7.5 million retail park.
A sod cutting ceremony, attended by local councillors Margaret Kennedy, Tony Miklinski and Karen Marjoram, went ahead at the South Road site to officially mark the commencement of work.
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