Former Bexhill army cadet leaders Dennis Bowie and Alice McElhinney have been jailed for sexual abuse AN ARMY cadet leader sexually abused a girl in his troop after a Remembrance Sunday event marking the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Lieutenant Dennis Bowie groomed the girl while he was a detachment commander of the army cadets in Bexhill. The married 49-year-old was in cahoots with Sergeant Alice McElhinney, 33, where they groomed the cadets and shared their perverted fantasies with one another. At Lewes Crown Court it was revealed Bowie had groped and kissed a 14-year-old girl.
Army volunteers Dennis Bowie and Alice McElhinney, from Bexhill, East Sussex, were jailed after they both sexually abused a 14-year-old girl following a Remembrance Sunday service in 2018.
Rachel Moss and her partner in California.
In September 2019, my partner and I flew to Las Vegas, hired a car, and went on the ultimate road trip to Death Valley, Inyo National Forest, Yosemite, and San Francisco. We drove for hundreds of miles, across state lines, blissfully unaware that a few months later, we’d be told to stay home and only leave the house to exercise “locally”. That contrast still boggles my mind. We got engaged at the start of the trip, and if I’d known then how weddings would be disrupted – and how draining it is to postpone and replan – I probably would’ve sealed the deal in a Vegas chapel then and there.
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Tobias Powellâs dog making a Nazi salute
A white supremacist supporter who posted “abhorrent” racist material online, including a photo of his dog carrying out a Nazi salute, has been jailed for three years for hate crime offences.
Tobias Powell, of Bognor Regis, West Sussex, also created an avatar on the Fifa football video game using an offensive racial slur – with the word Nazi on the back of the player’s shirt, Portsmouth Crown Court heard.
Amy Packham, prosecuting, told the court that the photo posted by the defendant of his dog with its paw raised was accompanied with the words of the Nazi salute “sieg heil”.