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John Shepperd was found not guilty after a trial at Preston Sessions House
AN aspiring pharmacist coughed in the face of a police officer who was escorting him to hospital after he’d been hit on the head with a brick. Rahees Khan came to the attention of police after he chased a man down the street with a metal pole during a fight in April. But while when the drunk 22-year-old was being taken to hospital in the back of an ambulance, he pulled down his face mask and coughed in the face of an accompanying officer twice. At the time of the incident Khan, of Queensgate, Nelson, had been on bail for a string of driving offences.
John Shepperd was found not guilty after a trial at Preston Sessions House
AN aspiring pharmacist coughed in the face of a police officer who was escorting him to hospital after he’d been hit on the head with a brick. Rahees Khan came to the attention of police after he chased a man down the street with a metal pole during a fight in April. But while when the drunk 22-year-old was being taken to hospital in the back of an ambulance, he pulled down his face mask and coughed in the face of an accompanying officer twice. At the time of the incident Khan, of Queensgate, Nelson, had been on bail for a string of driving offences.
Blackburn magistrates heard blood found inside the shop provided a DNA connection to Marcel Grigoras. Grigoras, 30, of Rhoda Street, Nelson, pleaded not guilty to burglary at the Premier Store, Leeds Road, Nelson, and theft of a laptop computer. He was convicted in his absence when he failed to turn up for the trial. He pleaded guilty to failing to surrender to bail on the trial date and was jailed for two weeks for that offence and a further six weeks for the burglary. He was ordered to pay £1,500 compensation. Scott Parker, prosecuting, said the manager of the store was walking past when he noticed the boarded-up door of the upstairs flat had been removed.
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