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Convicted sex offender set up Grindr account in name Mr Grumpy Socks

BRAZIL - 2019/04/01: In this photo illustration a Grindr logo seen displayed on a smartphone. (Photo Illustration by Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images). A CONVICTED sex offender breached notification requirements by opening an account on the dating app Grindr under the name Mr Grumpy Socks which he hadn t registered with the police. Blackburn magistrates heard Stephen Hughes, formerly known as Stephen Barcelotti, told police he had used the bogus name because he didn t want his former partner to know he was back on the dating scene. And he admitted he had had sexual relationships with two men as a result of his use of the app.

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Trial for Nelson man who denies sexual assault | Lancaster And Morecambe Citizen

Burnley Crown Court A TRIAL date has been set for a man who denies sexual assault on another male. Mohammed Shafaque entered a not-guilty plea to one count of sexual assault on the man through an interpreter at Burnley Crown Court on Tuesday morning. The court heard how Shafaque, of Crawford Street, Nelson, was charged following an incident in August of 2020. The 54-year-old will now stand trial in 2022. Addressing him, Judge Sara Dodd said: “You trial will take place on the 20th of June of next year. You must come back on that date to this court. “If you are not here without very good reason, that will be a separate offence contrary to the bail act and you may go to prison.If you are not here, your barrister may not be able to continue to represent you.

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Burnley man drawn into dealing after £60,000 luxury car crash | Lancaster And Morecambe Citizen

Zayn Ahmed A MAN who got himself £60,000 in debt after crashing a rented high-performance car was faced with an ultimatum – sell crack cocaine and heroin or else. Zain Ahmed found himself in hot water after he crashed the swanky vehicle, which had been rented for his brother’s wedding, causing thousands of pounds worth of damage. But as the car had been sourced from an illegitimate renter, Ahmed was not properly insured to drive it, meaning he was faced with paying the £60,000 off himself. The 22-year-old appeared at Burnley Crown Court this week after he was stopped by police with over £2,000 worth of crack cocaine and heroin – which he later admitted possessing to sell on.

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Burnley man drawn into dealing after £60,000 luxury car crash

Burnley man drawn into dealing after £60,000 luxury car crash
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Angry woman pulled knife on terrified council contact centre worker

St James Street and Parker Lane in Burnley town centre where work continues improving the paving for the town centre. A MEMBER of staff at a Burnley Council contact centre was threatened with a knife by a disgruntled client. Blackburn magistrates heard Marie Ann Coats pointed the weapon at the officer s abdomen and said; I m going to have to get the information somehow. Coats, 39, of Cumberland Avenue, Burnley, was convicted in her absence of using threatening behaviour and possession of a knife. She was committed on bail to Burnley Crown Court to be sentenced on June 7. Andy Robinson, prosecuting, said the incident happened in the |Burnley Borough Council contact centre on Harper Lane. Coats had been in the centre seeking advice and was still there when it came to closing time.

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