The second incident was reported to police at 9.30am this morning when a 20 year old man from Grays, attending a health centre, also reported being assaulted. He said that he was in the Crown Road area of Grays when he approached by a group of men around 3.30am who then assaulted him and stole his wallet containing cash and bank cards.
A total of 32 vehicles were seized for having no insurance, including a car borrowed by a family heading from the Southend area for a camping holiday in the West Country. The car was taken to a pound until it could be insured.
On Monday, June 14, Priscilla Scamp was rearrested and subsequently charged with one count of murder. The 18-year-old unemployed woman from Centurion Way in Purfleet has been detained in police custody prior to her appearance at Basildon Magistrates Court on Wednesday, June 16.
On Monday, June 14, a 40-year-old man, an 18-year-old woman and 20-year-old man, all from the Grays area, were arrested. The woman was previously arrested and released on police bail. She has now been rearrested on suspicion of murder.
Glenn is the type of cop, you could chat to all day. What comes across is that he has always been an officer, who wanted to serve his people. He spent nearly eight years as a Sergeant and that comes across in his philosophy.
Cabinet member for crime and disorder, Cllr Gerard Rice, said afterwards: “This is a win-win for the council. There is no cost to us and, at present we do not know what the illegal money-lending situation is here.
To engage with residents normally at work, the Community Safety Partnership met with commuters at Grays Station in the morning and evening rush hour to gain an insight into their thoughts and concerns relating to the area.
The Mayor of Thurrock has written to her counterpart in Whitehaven, Cumbria, to express Thurrock’s condolences and sadness at the tragic events there last week.
A MAN was rushed to hospital after being stabbed in Corringham on saturday afternoon.
The 28-year-old was stabbed several times in the St Johns Mews area of the town, just after 3pm.
What we were not quite prepared for was the breath-taking number of limp excuses that were offered and accepted without a caution, criticism or sanction.
1. "I was out at a party."
2. "I just can't get up in the mornings..."
3. "I come from a f****** dysfunctional family."
..and those were the ones that turned up!
Chair of Magistrates, Margaret Caisley warned the 17-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, that had he been a year older, he would be going to prison but the youth appeared unrepentant, explaining again that the knife stayed in his pocket.
