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MARAZION: POLICE SEEK MAN IN CONNECTION WITH DOG BITE INCIDENT IN ST. MICHAEL'S MOUNT | INFORMING BRITAIN ON CRIME

21/11/2025

Devon and Cornwall Police are seeking to identify a man following a dog bite incident on the causeway to St. Michael’s Mount in Marazion.

The event took place between 16:00 and 16:10 on Thursday 09 October 2025.

A woman in her 50s was bitten on the leg by one of two dogs accompanying a man and a woman, resulting in injury.

The police believe a male may assist with their enquiries.

Information can be provided by contacting Devon and Cornwall Police on 101, quoting Reference Number: 50250262842.

Alternatively, those who wish to remain anonymous can do so by providing details to CrimeStoppers on 0800555111.

HUNTINGDON: PETERBOROUGH MAN CHARGED WITH TEN COUNTS OF ATTEMPTED MURDER AFTER TRAIN STABBING AT HUNTINGDON STATION | INFORMING BRITAIN ON CRIME

3/11/2025

A 32-year-old man has been charged following a multiple stabbing incident on a train at Huntingdon Station in Cambridgeshire on Saturday 01 November 2025.

British Transport Police were called at 19:42 to reports of the stabbing on board the 18:25 train service.

A major incident was declared, with initial support from Counter Terrorism Policing, though no evidence of terrorism was found.

The man, Anthony Williams of Langford Road, Peterborough, faces ten counts of Attempted Murder and one count of Actual Bodily Harm (ABH).

He was arrested and remains in Police Custody as the investigation continues.

Network Rail have confirmed via Social Media that Huntingdon Station has reopened and trains are back operational.

✅CLEARED: Huntingdon station has reopened and trains are now able to call as normal. #StNeots
— National Rail (@NationalRailENG) November 3, 2025

The attack occurred on the 18:25 LNER service from Peterborough to Horsham.

At approximately 19:42, passengers reported a man stabbing multiple individuals onboard.

The Train Driver, Andrew Johnson, diverted the service to an unscheduled stop at Huntingdon Station, facilitating rapid police intervention.

Johnson, a driver of over 20 years with LNER and a former Royal Navy member, credited his colleagues for their bravery.

Onboard, staff and passengers confronted the assailant, halting his progress.

One crew member sustained grievous injuries and remains in critical but stable condition.

Stephen Crean - a victim - described a confrontation where the attacker asked; "Do you want die?" before inflicting a sliced injury to his left hand.

Scunthorpe United footballer Jonathan Gjoshe was slashed across the bicep.

Hours prior, Williams was involved in a separate stabbing incident in London.

Cambridgeshire Police are examining connections to Peterborough events.

Eleven people received treatment in a local Medical Facility.

As of 19:03 GMT on 3 November: Five patients remain hospitalised: one in critical but stable condition, four stable.

COATBRIDGE: TEENAGER CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH FATAL ROAD COLLISION INVOLVING A VAUXHALL CORSA | INFORMING BRITAIN ON CRIME

2/11/2025

A 19-year-old woman has been arrested and charged following a fatal Road Traffic Collision in Coatbridge.

The incident involved a black Vauxhall Corsa and a pedestrian on Brambling Road around 17:20 on Saturday 09 November 2024.

The pedestrian - a 57-year-old woman - was taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.

The charged woman will be reported to the Procurator Fiscal.

PORT GLASGOW: POLICE APPEAL FOR WITNESSES FOLLOWING HIT-AND-RUN INCIDENT AS ROAD REMAINS CLOSED FOR INVESTIGATIONS |INFORMING BRITAIN ON CRIME

2/11/2025

Police are seeking witnesses after a 19-year-old man sustained serious injuries in a hit-and-run collision in Port Glasgow.

The incident occurred around 01:00 on Sunday 02 November 2025, on Ardmore Road near Selkirk Road, where the man was struck by a vehicle that did not stop.

The car is described as a dark-coloured Vauxhall Insignia.

The injured man was transported by ambulance to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow, where his condition is described as critical.

Officers from the Road Policing Unit have indicated that the collision does not appear to have been targeted and that the man was walking home after an evening out in the area.

They are urging the driver to come forward and are requesting dashcam footage from other vehicles or recordings from doorbell cameras in the residential area.

Enquiries are ongoing, and Ardmore Road remains closed.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, quoting incident number 0188 of Sunday 02 November 2025, or CrimeStoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

MIDDLESBROUGH: APPEAL FOR WITNESSES AFTER CHILD HIT BY ELECTRIC BIKE IN ENDSLEIGH DRIVE AREA | INFORMING BRITAIN ON CRIME

1/11/2025

Cleveland Police have appealed for information following an incident where a 10-year-old girl was struck by a bicycle on Endsleigh Drive.

The collision occurred around 17:30 on Friday 31 October 2025, involving what is believed to be an electric bike that failed to stop afterwards.

The two male riders, both wearing balaclavas, proceeded towards Levick Crescent.

The girl sustained a suspected broken leg and was transported to James Cook University Hospital by ambulance.

Given the timing coincided with Halloween activities, when many people were outdoors, witnesses have encouraged to come forward.

Residents in the area are also asked to review any available CCTV, doorbell or dashcam recordings.

Information can be provided by calling 101 and quoting reference SE25209384.

Alternatively, those who wish to remain anonymous can do so by calling CrimeStoppers on 0800555111.

DUMFRIES: APPEAL LAUNCHED AFTER DANGEROUS DRIVING INCIDENT IN HEATHHALL | INFORMING BRITAIN ON CRIME

1/11/2025

Roads policing officers have issued an appeal for information following reports of dangerous driving in the area.

A video has come to light depicting a black Audi S3 and a blue Volkswagen Golf R travelling at excessive speeds within Heathhall Industrial Estate.

Heathhall Industrial Estate

The behaviour has been described as reckless and hazardous, with ongoing enquiries aimed at identifying those responsible.

Extra patrols are planned for the vicinity, and members of the public are urged to report any similar incidents.

Individuals with relevant details should contact police on 101, referencing CR/0447669/25, or provide information anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

CAERDYDD: DELIWR CYFFURIAU O PENTWYN WEDI'I GARCHARU AM DROS BUM MLYNEDD AR OL CEISIO FFLYSHIO COCAÏN | INFORMING BRITAIN ON CRIME

1/11/2025

An English version of this article can be found here.

Mae dyn 36 oed o Pentwyn wedi derbyn dedfryd o garchar ar ôl cyfaddef iddo fod yn rhan o gyflenwi cyffuriau Dosbarth A.

Roedd Jonathan Grossett yn destun gwarant heddlu a weithredwyd mewn eiddo yn Rhws ddydd Gwener 12 Medi 2025.

Wrth fynd i mewn, darganfu swyddogion ef yn ceisio cael gwared ar gocên yn y toiled.

Ymhlith yr eitemau ychwanegol a gafwyd o'r cyfeiriad roedd offer cyflenwi cyffuriau, bagiau selio gafael gwag a mwy na £200 mewn arian parod.

Plediodd Grossett yn euog i fod yn rhan o gyflenwi cocên, caffael neu feddu ar eiddo troseddol, a meddu gyda'r bwriad o gyflenwi cyffur rheoledig Dosbarth A.

Ymddangosodd yn Llys y Goron Caerdydd ddydd Mercher 29 Hydref 2025 a chafodd ei ddedfrydu i bum mlynedd a saith mis o garchar.

Cardiff Crown Court/Llys y Goron Caerdydd

Detective Inspector Bartley dywedodd:

"Jonathan Grossett is yet another man who saw Class A drugs as a 'get-rich-quick' scheme.

"Drugs blight our communities, and Jonathan was playing his part in bringing that misery to the streets of Cardiff.

"Tackling organised crime is a priority for South Wales Police and we will continue to be relentless in our pursuit of criminals to protect communities from harm."

Jonathan Grosset yn byw yn ardal Pentwyn yng Nghymru cyn ei arestio

Os oes gennych unrhyw amheuaeth bod delio cyffuriau yn digwydd, neu os ydych chi'n poeni y gallai person ifanc, plentyn neu oedolyn agored i niwed fod wedi cael ei dargedu gan grŵp Troseddau Cyfundrefnol, rhowch wybod i Heddlu De Cymru.

Cysylltwch â Heddlu De Cymru ar 101, neu rhowch wybod yn ddienw i CrimeStoppers drwy ffonio 0800 555 111.

CARDIFF: PENTWYN DRUG DEALER JAILED FOR OVER FIVE YEARS AFTER COCAINE FLUSH ATTEMPT | INFORMING BRITAIN ON CRIME

1/11/2025

A Welsh/Cymru version of this article can be found here. / Mae fersiwn Welsh/Cymreig o'r erthygl hon ar gael yma.

A 36-year-old man from Pentwyn has received a prison sentence after admitting involvement in the supply of Class A drugs.

Jonathan Grossett was the subject of a police warrant executed at a property in Rhoose on Friday 12 September 2025.

Upon entry, officers discovered him attempting to dispose of cocaine in the toilet.

Additional items recovered from the address included drug supply equipment, empty grip-seal bags and more than £200 in cash.

Grossett entered guilty pleas to being concerned in the supply of cocaine, acquiring or possessing criminal property, and possession with intent to supply a controlled drug of Class A.

He appeared at Cardiff Crown Court on Wednesday 29 October 2025 and was sentenced to five years and seven months imprisonment.

Cardiff Crown Court

Detective Inspector Bartley said:

"Jonathan Grossett is yet another man who saw Class A drugs as a 'get-rich-quick' scheme.

"Drugs blight our communities, and Jonathan was playing his part in bringing that misery to the streets of Cardiff.

"Tackling organised crime is a priority for South Wales Police and we will continue to be relentless in our pursuit of criminals to protect communities from harm."

Jonathan Grossett resided in the Pentwyn area of Wales prior to his arrest

If you have any suspicions that drug dealing is occurring, or if you are worried that a young person, child or vulnerable adult may have been targeted by an Organised Crime group, please inform South Wales Police.

Contact South Wales Police on 101, or report anonymously to CrimeStoppers by calling 0800 555 111.