Bournemouth man Robert Gregory jailed for terrorism offences | Bournemouth Echo
Sunderland thief looted 49 tradesmen's vans in £30,000 crime spree | Sunderland Echo
The Southern Daily Echo in Southampton is recruiting a new crime reporter
Jailed in May at Truro Crown Court: Thugs and sick paedophiles among criminals taken off Cornwall's streets - Cornwall Live
JAILED: The criminals sentenced at Southampton courts in March | Daily Echo
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Sol Hemy river death 'should be a warning over drugs crime' - BBC News
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Man jailed over crime spree committed on 16th anniversary of father's brutal murder | Sunderland Echo
Southampton and Hampshire criminals jailed in 2021 | Daily Echo
Mapped: Every crime was reported in Southampton in MarchARY Tv News | ATN News
Behind bars: The criminals locked up in Hampshire so far in 2020 - HampshireLive
Crossbow and pocket knife found as police crackdown on knife crime in Southampton
Criminals sentenced at Southampton courts in November | Daily Echo
Southampton crimes and cases that shocked Daily Echo readers in 2021 | Daily Echo
Crimes and court cases that shocked Daily Echo readers in 2020 | Daily Echo
Update: Police name man who allegedly hit officer with stolen SUV | Crime | timesnews.net
Two Roanoke Valley men arrested as result of Blacksburg armed robbery investigation | Crime & Courts | roanoke.com
Over £2m awarded to projects that cut crime and support victims
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Parkstone disturbance: 'Stun gun device' injures man | Bournemouth Echo
Police search the house of Lea Rusha in Southborough, Kent in connection with the £53m Securitas Depot robbery in Tonbridge Stock Photo - Alamy
Liverpool Echo on Twitter: "Locked up: 28 mugshots of criminals put behind bars this month http://t.co/8OSKWWIZ0w http://t.co/8QzhU4o3da" / Twitter
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Bournemouth Daily Echo - Crime Expert Jennifer Rees will be giving a talk on forensic psychology's most troubling topics - serial killers. The talk takes place on September 13 at The Mercure
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