Emma Keall had inappropriate relationship with inmate in HMP Bure
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A woman working at a Norfolk prison wrote affectionate letters to an inmate and the pair shared a kiss, a court was told
Emma Keall, 44, was contracted to work in waste management at Bure prison, which is mainly for sex offenders, when she struck up the relationship with the inmate, Norwich Crown Court heard.
Lori Tucker, prosecuting, said in February 2019, concerns were raised as rumours were circulating in the prison about the pair.
Keall admitted she had disclosed personal information to the prisoner, who was then moved from working with the defendant.
Emma Keall had inappropriate relationship with inmate in HMP Bure
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A woman working at a Norfolk prison wrote affectionate letters to an inmate and the pair shared a kiss, a court was told
Emma Keall, 44, was contracted to work in waste management at Bure prison, which is mainly for sex offenders, when she struck up the relationship with the inmate, Norwich Crown Court heard.
Lori Tucker, prosecuting, said in February 2019, concerns were raised as rumours were circulating in the prison about the pair.
Keall admitted she had disclosed personal information to the prisoner, who was then moved from working with the defendant.
Thomas Hawkes admits downloading indecent images of children
A man has admitted downloading more than 2000 indecent images of children.
Thomas Hawkes, 38, of Robert Andrew Close, Wymondham, admitted being concerned in downloading indecent images of children on or before April 23, 2020, when he appeared at Norwich Crown Court on Monday.
The court heard there were 488 images in the most serious category as well as some videos with indecent child images.
William Carter appeared for the prosecution and Andrew Oliver for Hawkes.
Judge Katharine Moore adjourned sentencing for a report and told him that they could not go any further with his case until the report was prepared.
The crash closed the road in both directions. Picture: Ryan Hacon
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A hard-working family man has been spared an immediate prison sentence after his careless driving caused the deaths of two women on the A47.
Both Ms Green, 78, who previously owned Fritton Post Office before becoming a mobile hairdresser, and her passenger Mary Matthews, both from Beighton, died as a result of their injuries.
Nortcliffe, of Whitchurch, Shropshire, had previously entered guilty pleas to causing death by careless driving, with Norwich Crown Court hearing he made no attempt to brake or to return to his lane after entering the oncoming carriageway for around three seconds.