LONG EATON WEBSITE EXTRA: TEENAGER FOUND

Tuesday 13 September 2022

TEENAGER FOUND

Derbyshire police have issued an update on the whereabouts of a missing teenager Freddy Lewsley. The fourteen-year-old went missing on Friday, September 2nd and concerns were raised. He was believed to have connections to the Long Eaton area. Following an appeal on social media, Freddy has now been found safe. Officers from Derbyshire police have now thanked members of the public for their help in finding the teenager.

No comments:

Post a Comment

LONG EATON MAN JAILED

A man who stole a bicycle from a driveway, and more than £730 worth of goods from shops in the Long Eaton, Sawley, and Sandiacre area has been jailed. 51-year-old Simon Courtnage pleaded guilty to stealing the bike from Grosvenor Avenue in Sawley on Thursday 21 March, and a series of thefts from four different stores between Wednesday 20th March and Thursday 25th April. He was also found to be in breach of a suspended sentence for an earlier offence and was jailed for a total of 42 weeks. Sergeant Jason Limb, of the Long Eaton Safer Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: “Courtnage has shown to be prolific in his offending, admitted the thefts and has now been jailed for his crimes. We would like to thank the stores for their cooperation and support during the investigation. Shoplifting affects retail staff and customers alike and this type of behaviour won’t be tolerated.”

TOY SHOPPING

Toy shopping is about to get much easier after a major retailer announced it will be launching toy shops within Tesco stores across the county. The Entertainer's recognisable branding will be splashed across the aisles of two local Tesco Extra stores. Customers at Tesco Long Eaton Extra and Ilkeston Extra will be able to browse a wide variety of toys from the Entertainer, including Barbie, Lego, Hot Wheels, Peppa Pig and Paw Patrol. The new toy sections are already open in Ilkeston and Long Eaton. The Entertainer is due to roll out to more than 750 Tesco stores in the UK throughout the year and is set to create more than 1,000 new jobs.

SPEEDING DRIVER JAILED