Data pair are cleared.A police officer and a former colleague who were accused of misusing confidential force computer records were cleared of all charges yesterday. Prosecutors said serving officer Ray Edmonds, 38, of Gateshead, used national and local police data to track the owner of a car before passing the details to former officer John Rowe John Rowe may refer to:
Both Mr Edmonds and Mr Rowe, 34, from Sunderland, denied conspiracy to unlawfully obtain personal data between May 11 and 14 last year, and a Newcastle Crown Court jury was discharged after failing to return verdicts after a four-day trial. Prosecutors were given a week to decide whether the pair should be tried again, but at the court yesterday, they decided to drop the charges after another accused, Terrence Haley, 45, was cleared of any involvement in the case. Two charged TWO teenagers have been arrested and charged with supplying cocaine. Jonathan Birchall, 19, of Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, and John Muldoon John Muldoon (March 2, 1896–January 2, 1944) was an American rugby union player who competed in the 1920 Summer Olympics. He was a member of the American rugby union team, which won the gold medal. External links
Prince's visit PRINCE Andrew will visit the region next week to meet successful exporting firms. As part of his role as Special Representative for International Trade and Investment His Royal Highness The Prince Andrew, Duke of York, KG KCVO ADC(P) is Special Representative for International Trade and Investment, for UK Trade & Investment (formerly British Trade International, and before that the British Overseas Trade Board) of the Department of Trade and , he will visit Immunodiagnostic immunodiagnostic pertaining to diagnosis by immune reactions. Systems Ltd, a world leader in developing specialist kits used to test cancer and bone problems, in Boldon, South Tyneside. He will also visit Solar Solve Marine at the Port of Tyne, South Shields, and Walker Filtration, in Washington. Robbery arrest A MAN aged 29 has been arrested in connection with a knifepoint knife·point n. The sharp end of a knife. Idiom: at knifepoint Under threat of being stabbed or cut with a knife: was mugged at knifepoint. robbery of a businesswoman. The 42-year-old woman from Ascot had just arrived at the George Washington Hotel in Washington at 7.20pm on November 7, when two men approached her brandishing a small knife and a meat cleaver. They demanded she hand over her car and possessions. Power cut A TOTAL of 1,600 households were left without electricity for about an hour last night following a power cut in a Northumberland town. The problem began at 7.45pm in Ashington. Most homes were reconnected by 9.10pm. |
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