House party snub saw man accused of arson attack douse guests in petrol, court told
The 39-year-old is accused of forcing his way into a Great Yarmouth home and stealing petrol from a nearby garage after being snubbed after a night out.
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Simon is a crime correspondent based in Norwich and covers Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.
Simon is a crime correspondent based in Norwich and covers Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.
The 39-year-old is accused of forcing his way into a Great Yarmouth home and stealing petrol from a nearby garage after being snubbed after a night out.
The 31-year-old has been banned from a Norwich pub after being accused of assaulting two men and trying to cover evidence.
The 34-year-old, from Peterborough, is charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
John Taylor dishonestly billed vulnerable homeowners in King's Lynn for shoddy and unfinished work and even talked them into loaning him £8,000 to buy a new van.
Police raided the home of Andrew Gunby in Costessey following reports it was being used as a base for street dealing.
Luke Alia ran a busy drug dealing operation from a small terraced house in Great Yarmouth.
The 26-year-old woman was arrested again despite suspended sentence for her involvement with gang which sold £140,000-worth of heroin and crack cocaine in Great Yarmouth.
The four, who are all from Norwich, range in age from 73 to 30 all deny assault over incident in city centre venue and will stand trial next year.
Richard Law has denied stealing a Morris Minor by pushing it away down the road with another man while drunk.
Rafal Winiarski used an axe and knife to kill Malgorzata Lechanska during a horrific attack in the family home in Shipdham.
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