Daniel Wallace: Half the prisoners on his wing at Durham Prison have had Covid-19, the court heard. Picture: Cumbria Police POLICE seized illicit drugs worth more than £15,000 from the home of a Carlisle man during a series of raids - two of which were triggered by the defendant s bad driving, a court heard. But when 32-year-old Daniel Wallace appeared before a judge at the city s crown court he read aloud his letter of abject apology, telling Recorder Philip Grundy: I am deeply sorry for the offences I have committed. I regret getting mixed up in the whole mess from the start. I ve had a huge eye opener and have learned my lesson.
Carlisle man jailed for four years for drug supply
A Carlisle man has been sentenced to four years for drug supply offences.
Daniel Wallace, 32, of Pennine Way, was sentenced at Carlisle Crown Court today for six counts of possession with intent to supply class A and B drugs as well as a further charge of producing a class B drug.
The breakdown of his sentence is as follows (to run concurrently):
Two years custodial sentence for possession with intent to supply class A (1st count)
Three years custodial sentence for possession with intent to supply class A (2nd count)
 Four years custodial sentence for possession with intent to supply class A (3rd count)
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TAMPA, Fla. Raymond James Stadium not only is the site of Super Bowl 55, but also a symbol of the coronavirus pandemic that has killed more than 440,000 Americans.
More than 1,300 of those people died here in Hillsborough County, which encompasses Tampa among its 1.4 million residents and this week includes fitting juxtaposition.
Colorful Super Bowl signage has brightened the 65,890-seat stadium, where the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will play the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. A digital roadside sign nearby shows COVID-19 testing is available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The stadium has served as a testing site.
COVID-19 testing sign near Raymond James Stadium.Josh Peter, USA TODAY Sports
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The Creative Writing Program in UNC’s Department of English and Comparative Literature seeks to bring an emerging talent to campus for a one-year teaching appointment as the Kenan Visiting Writer. For the 2021-2022 academic year, beginning August 2021, the Program requests applicants in FICTION.
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