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Touring Gaza, regional U N humanitarian chief presses both sides over ceasefire

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Man jailed for drunken, unprovoked attack on his friend

Ryan Steer, 21, of Unity Street, Chippenham, appeared at Swindon Crown Court today for sentencing. He had previously pleaded guilty to Section 20 grievous bodily harm and assault by beating. In the early hours of 23 November last year Steer was with friends, drinking at a flat in Unity Street. Steer then got into an argument with his victim, a man in his 20s, over the fact that Steer wanted to take his bank card to buy more alcohol. Unprovoked, Steer punched his victim to the floor, before kicking him to the head and face multiple times. The victim sustained multiple fractures to his face and needed surgery to install metal plates.

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Jail for thug who kicked his neighbour unconscious

Ryan Steer s custody shot Picture: WILTSHIRE POLICE A MAN was so drunk he couldn’t remember delivering a knock-out kick to his neighbour after they’d argued over a bank card. Convicted robber Ryan Steer, who had been released from prison on licence just four months earlier, told police of his surprise at having injured his friend. He had got on well with the victim and would “give him a hug” when he next saw him, contrite Steer told detectives. Jailing the 21-year-old for two years and eight months at Swindon Crown Court this afternoon, Judge Jason Taylor QC said: “I accept that you are remorseful, you are genuinely contrite over the level of injury you caused.

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Jail for thug who kicked his neighbour unconscious | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Ryan Steer s custody shot Picture: WILTSHIRE POLICE A MAN was so drunk he couldn’t remember delivering a knock-out kick to his neighbour after they’d argued over a bank card. Convicted robber Ryan Steer, who had been released from prison on licence just four months earlier, told police of his surprise at having injured his friend. He had got on well with the victim and would “give him a hug” when he next saw him, contrite Steer told detectives. Jailing the 21-year-old for two years and eight months at Swindon Crown Court this afternoon, Judge Jason Taylor QC said: “I accept that you are remorseful, you are genuinely contrite over the level of injury you caused.

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The DePaulia | The difference between reform, defund and abolish

May 2, 2021 Marching footsteps and thunderous voices crowded the streets of cities nationwide last May after the murder of George Floyd. Anguish and outrage propelled the Black Lives Matter movement forward in a way it hadnât been seen since its start.Â Politicians and law enforcement were forced to come face to face with a message they tried, for decades, to ignore: police violence is a direct result of systemic racism in policing.Â Solutions for addressing systemic racism in policing came in a variety of forms and were more popularly discussed under three categories: reform, defund and abolish. Though these solutions all advocate for changing the face of policing as we know it, these terms became a source of confusion, misinterpretation and dispute.

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