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An elderly man was treated for burns and smoke inhalation at St Gearge’s hospital in Tooting after setting fire to himself whilst refilling a petrol-fuelled lighter.
He had apparently been smoking.
Fire Crew Manager Quentin Day said the incident was rare and warned:
“Smoking a cigarette while refuelling a petrol lighter is not a sensible thing to do.”
Words of wisdom.
Wimbledon News
MICHAEL SPINK was so overcome by the birth of his baby daughter that he died nine times.
As the child was being delivered by emergency Caesarian section he collapsed.
“The doctor said ‘congratulations, you’ve got a baby girl’, but I didn’t feel anything. I was completely numb, breathless and coughing up blood”, he said.
Doctors discovered that he had contracted a virus, which had severely damaged the left side of his heart.
Wimbledon Guardian
SO SOLID CREW rapper “Megaman”, real name Dwayne Vincent is to face a third murder trial after a judge dismissed an Old Bailey jury.
He denies participation in the murder of Colin Scarlett, who was shot outside his home in Tooting in 2004.
It is alleged he urged Battersea man Carl Morgan to shoot the man by saying “burst him” before the fatal shots were fired.
In the first trial the jury had been unable to reach a verdict.
This time Judge Martin Stevens said he had to discharge the jury “in the interests of justice” because “material and fresh information” had come to light.
He told Mr Vincent: “I am deeply and personally sorry to have to deprive you of this trial.”
On hearing the news “Megaman” broke down in court and cried openly.
www.wandsworthguardian.co.uk
THE REMAINS of a Wood Green woman were discovered in her flat three years after her death, surrounded by un-opened Christmas gifts and with the heating and TV still on.
Her inquest at Hornsey Coroner’s court was attended by relatives.
Police said that she had probably died of natural causes and was only found when housing officials visited the flat because thousands of pounds of rent arrears had accumulated.
The Deputy Coroner recorded an open verdict.
http://www.tottenhamindependent.co.uk/
ILFORD CID, unable to bring the perpetrators of a crime to justice, are appealing for the victim to come forward.
CCTV camera operatives witnessed the attack of a woman outside a bar in Ilford.
But when police arrived on the scene there was no sign of the victim.
Now they are trying to trace her as they are concerned that she may have suffered head injuries.
http://www.guardian-series.co.uk/
A CRIME BUSTING SPREE in Old Southall last week resulted in:
the issue of the first £80 fine for litter-bugging
the seizing of 3000 counterfeit Bollywood DVDs
26 untaxed cars reported to the DVLA
five abandoned cars removed
four illegally parked cars removed and impounded
an £80 fine issued for feeding pigeons
15 advertising boards confiscated from outside shops (because of no planning permission)
the removal of three tonnes of fly-tipped rubbish
a man arrested for hiding a knuckle-duster in his car bonnet, and another arrested for possession of drugs.
Susan Parsonage, Ealing Council’s head of “envirocrime” prevention, said:
“This was a huge success.”
Now we can all sleep safely.
http://www.ealingtimes.co.uk/
He had apparently been smoking.
Fire Crew Manager Quentin Day said the incident was rare and warned:
“Smoking a cigarette while refuelling a petrol lighter is not a sensible thing to do.”
Words of wisdom.
Wimbledon News
MICHAEL SPINK was so overcome by the birth of his baby daughter that he died nine times.
As the child was being delivered by emergency Caesarian section he collapsed.
“The doctor said ‘congratulations, you’ve got a baby girl’, but I didn’t feel anything. I was completely numb, breathless and coughing up blood”, he said.
Doctors discovered that he had contracted a virus, which had severely damaged the left side of his heart.
Wimbledon Guardian
SO SOLID CREW rapper “Megaman”, real name Dwayne Vincent is to face a third murder trial after a judge dismissed an Old Bailey jury.
He denies participation in the murder of Colin Scarlett, who was shot outside his home in Tooting in 2004.
It is alleged he urged Battersea man Carl Morgan to shoot the man by saying “burst him” before the fatal shots were fired.
In the first trial the jury had been unable to reach a verdict.
This time Judge Martin Stevens said he had to discharge the jury “in the interests of justice” because “material and fresh information” had come to light.
He told Mr Vincent: “I am deeply and personally sorry to have to deprive you of this trial.”
On hearing the news “Megaman” broke down in court and cried openly.
www.wandsworthguardian.co.uk
THE REMAINS of a Wood Green woman were discovered in her flat three years after her death, surrounded by un-opened Christmas gifts and with the heating and TV still on.
Her inquest at Hornsey Coroner’s court was attended by relatives.
Police said that she had probably died of natural causes and was only found when housing officials visited the flat because thousands of pounds of rent arrears had accumulated.
The Deputy Coroner recorded an open verdict.
http://www.tottenhamindependent.co.uk/
ILFORD CID, unable to bring the perpetrators of a crime to justice, are appealing for the victim to come forward.
CCTV camera operatives witnessed the attack of a woman outside a bar in Ilford.
But when police arrived on the scene there was no sign of the victim.
Now they are trying to trace her as they are concerned that she may have suffered head injuries.
http://www.guardian-series.co.uk/
A CRIME BUSTING SPREE in Old Southall last week resulted in:
the issue of the first £80 fine for litter-bugging
the seizing of 3000 counterfeit Bollywood DVDs
26 untaxed cars reported to the DVLA
five abandoned cars removed
four illegally parked cars removed and impounded
an £80 fine issued for feeding pigeons
15 advertising boards confiscated from outside shops (because of no planning permission)
the removal of three tonnes of fly-tipped rubbish
a man arrested for hiding a knuckle-duster in his car bonnet, and another arrested for possession of drugs.
Susan Parsonage, Ealing Council’s head of “envirocrime” prevention, said:
“This was a huge success.”
Now we can all sleep safely.
http://www.ealingtimes.co.uk/
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