May 24, 2021 | 12:00 AM
Kelly & Wood will ask for TWO callers. These callers will then have the chance to convince the other that they will choose “FRIEND” and split the pair of tickets, each getting one 3-Day GA Ticket. BUT, if one of the listeners instead decides to switch to “FOE” at the last minute it changes the game. If one listener goes “FOE”, they get the set of tickets. If they both go “FOE”, the 99th texter will win the pair!
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May 24, 2021 | 12:00 AM
Wild Country 99 is kicking of the summer season with a bash like none other! Free food and live music is up for grabs in the 6’s. Text in ‘Chicken’ to 656-9453 when Kelly & Wood announce and they will pick the 99th texter! Plus, you can enter in through the sweepstakes for another shot!
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A DRUG dealer has been jailed after being caught with ketamine, ecstasy and cocaine in Swanage. Matthew Kenneth Timothy Bates was sentenced to two years and nine months after pleading guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs, possession and intent to supply a class B drug and resisting a constable. He was caught after being spotted with the drugs wraps on his lap while sat in a parked car. The resisting charge came after Bates, aged 32 and of Higher Days Road, Swanage, tried fighting officers as they tried to detain him. Bates was sentenced at Bournemouth Crown Court on Monday, March 8, after admitting the offences at the same court during a hearing on September 24, last year.
Matthew Kenneth Timothy Bates jailed for two years and nine months A MAN has been jailed for two years and nine months for possession of drugs with intent to supply and resisting or obstructing a police constable doing their duty. Matthew Kenneth Timothy Bates, from Swanage, appeared at Bournemouth Crown Court on September 24, 2020 and pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of a controlled drug of class A with intent to supply, possession of a controlled drug of class B with intent to supply and resisting or wilfully obstructing a constable in the performance of their duties. He was sentenced at the same court on March 8, 2021.
NYPD Brooklyn commanding officer to be transferred following complaints
Under Mastronardi s leadership, the Civilian Complaint Review Board logged 1,364 complaints of police misconduct
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Change is coming to Brooklyn’s 75 Precinct. Deputy Inspector
John Mastronardi will no longer hold the position by the end of the month, as reported on Tuesday by
“The department is moving him because of some retirements,” a police source told the publication.
Mastronardi had developed a negative reputation while looking over the city’s largest precinct. A Change.org petition was created to remove the controversial officer from the precinct for excessive force and lack of leadership.