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Brothers Jailed for Major Illegal Drugs Network in the Midlands

Europe · United Kingdom

Brothers Jailed for Major Illegal Drugs Network in the Midlands

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Brothers Raheel and Ansir Khan helmed the illegal drug supply network in the West Midlands See the Story

Kelowna Drug Dealer Unwilling to Exist Within 'Boundaries of Civilized Behaviour': Judge (Kelowna)

Marijuana · England

Kelowna Drug Dealer Unwilling to Exist Within 'Boundaries of Civilized Behaviour': Judge (Kelowna)

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

A Kelowna drug dealer who's been in and out of prison since the early '90s pledged Monday to be a better man, though the judge sentencing him for his latest misdeeds seemed unmoved by the notion. "You were caught red handed in the process of moving illicit and dangerous drugs, either from a sea...See the Story

Retired Priest Pleads Guilty to Further Abuse

Staffordshire · Staffordshire

Retired Priest Pleads Guilty to Further Abuse

A retired priest who sexually abused schoolchildren at his home in the 1980s has pleaded guilty to two further crimes which relate to a boy. Edward Phillips-Smith, 75, appeared at Cannock Magistrates Court and pleaded guilty to indecent assault of a boy under the age of 14 and to inciting the boy to commit an act of gross indecency. Phillips-Smith was released on unconditional bail on 28 October, ahead of sentencing on 9 January at Stafford Crown See the Story