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Four Banksys in Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Gorleston and Oulton
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Grafton police officer Lucas Campoverde hopes the drug dealer who shot him can find peace. Written By: Matt Henson | 11:07 pm, Jul. 27, 2021
FARGO Grafton Police officer Lucas Campoverde walked into the federal courthouse hoping for closure from an event that changed his life forever. It s something I can t control and can t change, I am learning to live and deal with it, Campoverde said.
Last August, Campoverde went to arrest 38-year -old Ruben Cruz at his home behind the police station on drug charges. Cruz ran and started shooting.
Campoverde was shot in the chest. His partner, Officer Casey Jones, then shot Cruz. The 23-year-old Campoverde still deals with flashbacks from that day.
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By Zoe Applegate
image copyrightGlen Gardiner
image captionThe historic glass Winter Gardens building has been given a £10m lottery handout to convert it into a heritage, arts and education hub
With its golden sands stretching for miles and two piers dating back to the 19th Century, the Norfolk resort of Great Yarmouth was once a mecca for fishermen and holidaymakers. Its fortunes have since waned, with areas of real deprivation. But could the seaside town be bouncing back?
In its fishing industry heyday, boats full of herring would be loaded onto the quayside.
The silver darling, as it was then known, was the town s lifeblood and it was said you could cross the River Yare by walking on the decks of the drifters.