Police officerâs sentence for killing lover reviewed by Court of Appeal A WOMANISING married police officer, who strangled his long-term lover after she revealed their affair to his wife, appeared before the Court of Appeal today. Andover-raised police officer, Timothy Brehmer, killed mother-of-two Claire Parry after she sent a text message from his phone to his wife saying: “I am cheating on you.” Mrs Parry, 41, died during a “kerfuffle” in his car in the car park of the Horns Inn in West Parley, Dorset, on May 9 last year. Brehmer, of Hordle, Hampshire, claimed the married nurse accidentally suffered the fatal injury while he was trying to push her out of his Citroen car so he could drive away.
Ms Martin QC told the court she had been given instructions from her client, who had said he was willing for the hearing to proceed if he was not able to connect via video. Mr Cray QC told the court that the Mr Justice Jacobs correctly found Brehmer lost control but did not follow through with that fully when passing the sentence. The barrister submitted that Brehmer was highly culpable . He said: “We say that the overall seriousness of this case was artificially minimised.” The offence was very close to murder , said Mr Cray QC, adding that the sentence that had been given risked lowering public confidence .
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COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS â The power is back on. kinda.
It s been a very tough week for Texans, it started with a deadly 100+ car pileup outside of Fort Worth, followed by chilling temperatures and days of widespread outages felt statewide, but there is a light gleaming at the end of this very dark week.
Both College Station Utilities and Bryan Texas Utilities took to Facebook to spread the good news Thursday. I think it was about midnight last night. ERCOT stopped the rolling outages because they were able to get enough generation online and load had dropped enough that it was no longer necessary, Timothy Crabb, Director of Electric Utility of College Station said.
Witness tells murder trial how Fiat Punto speeded up before hitting him and Alison McBlain A prosecution witness in a murder trial has told a jury that a Fiat Punto speeded up and speeded up before hitting him and killing his friend. Christian Rivers, 27, took to the stand at Preston Crown Court on Wednesday as the Alison McBlain murder trial entered day three. Ms McBlain 36, was walking with Mr Rivers in King Street, Blackburn, on November 19 2019, when they were hit by the car, which was driven at them in a revenge attack over some stolen drugs. Mr Rivers survived the collision but Ms McBlain died in hospital two days later.