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Man harassed chapel goer
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[This is Cornwall] - Graham Calderwood, solicitor for Lewis, told the court he had made arrangements to go to a different church. Chairman Tony Woodhams told him: "Things cannot go on as they are. "You cannot go on bothering people at work or at home and it has got to stop
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[This is Cornwall] - During Yabsley's trial Graham Calderwood, for the prosecution, said that at around 4.30am on May 13 police were contacted about a car driving along Monument Way which sounded as if its tyre had come off the rim. When officers went to the area they
Remanded after theft admitted
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[This is Cornwall] - Graham Calderwood, for the prosecution, said that Brickley went round to the Bude property to visit someone at around 7.30am on August 12 and was let in. Within ten minutes of him leaving, however, the laptop's owner noticed it was missing. Two hours
Restraining order follows acquittal
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[This is Cornwall] - Graham Calderwood, for the Crown Prosecution Service, said the prosecution would be content with a restraining order on acquittal. Lee was told not to enter the curtilage of 7, Monument Road, Helston, for two years. Her solicitor Jeremy Leaning said
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