
Banned drug driver cleared of assaulting 'cocaine-snorting escort' ex
A BANNED drug driver high on cocaine has been cleared of assaulting his 'drug addict' escort ex for 'blowing her nose'.
I've worked at the Worcester News for 13 years, first as a general reporter than health reporter before moving on to covering cases at the city's crown court. I've reported on major cases including murders and attempted murders, rapes, frauds, historic sexual abuse and drugs conspiracies
A BANNED drug driver high on cocaine has been cleared of assaulting his 'drug addict' escort ex for 'blowing her nose'.
AN inmate seen on CCTV throwing a snooker ball in the direction of wing officers claimed he wanted to ring his mum during a prison mutiny.
ALLEGED drugs conspirators said to be involved in a suspected cocaine-dealing plot have appeared at court.
The convicted drug dealer blew a kiss to his partner and shouted 'love you babe!' as he was jailed for dangerous driving and driving while disqualified.
A DUMPED boyfriend was Tasered by police after he refused to put down a large knife in the hope officers would shoot him dead.
A dog-loving homeless man who stabbed a 'drug dealer' in the buttock with a crushed can also assaulted his neighbour and smashed his phone.
A TIRED thief who a took a car without permission and committed a series of frauds using a stolen bank card slept it off in the dock.
A DRIVER who ended up in court was left scratching his head after his insurance company still took his money despite him being banned.
AN 'angry' mum who had teeth knocked out by her ex's neighbour called police - only to later bite and pinch them.
A DOG agility trainer has appeared in court charged with multiple sex offences including the alleged rape of a child.
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