Police feared a man found dead at his home days after crashing his car into a ditch could have passed away in suspicious circumstances. Geoffrey Luty, 62, of Thorngumbald Road, Paull, was found on May 19, 2018, just days after being arrested for drink driving. A post mortem examination by Home Office pathologist Dr Matthew Lyall said Mr Luty, who grew up in Hull, died after he fell and hit his head on a fireplace hearth in his home, in combination with a coronary heart disease. Dr Lyall was brought into the investigation following Humberside Police's concerns that Mr Luty's death may have been in suspicious circumstances. A custody picture from Mr Luty's arrest days before his death showed him sporting bruises on his face and a black eye. However, Dr Lyall ruled out any third-party involvement or suspicious circumstances. Arrest days before death On May 15, 2018, Mr Luty had been arrested for drink driving after a courtesy car he was behind the wheel of crashed into a ditch in … [Read more...] about Man found dead days after arrest for crashing car into ditch
Man arrested for feeding the homeless
Garbage strewn bus stop home for homeless man
Member Center:Create Account|Log InManage Account|Log Out Home News Community Calendar Podcasts Newsletter TV Radio Weather About LIFESTYLE TV11 TV8 TVone GNN i94-FM Isla63-AM Auto Beauty & Style Entertainment Food Health Home/Family Money Pets Tech Travel VideoBytes Press Releases Garbage strewn bus stop home for homeless man Posted: Tuesday, May 7, 2019 4:34 AM EDTUpdated: Tuesday, May 7, 2019 4:34 AM EDTBy Julius [email protected] Bus stops -- they're supposed to be a shelter for our children going to and coming home from school. But now a bus stop in Yigo has become a homeless shelter for one man who is "Zero Down" on his luck. NEWS HEADLINESMore>>GSWA to deal with post-closure of OrdotGSWA to deal with post-closure of OrdotWhile the day-to-day operation of the islandwide trash system is now back in the hands of the Guam Solid Waste Authority, there is still the matter of the post-closure care of the old Ordot dump, which the … [Read more...] about Garbage strewn bus stop home for homeless man
The 2019 Cool List: The 60 coolest people in Bristol right now
Bristol is the coolest city in the country, maybe in the world. Not a day goes by, it seems, that some magazine, website, estate agent, TV channel, blog, guide or influencer isn't announcing they have written a list of all the places in the world that are cool, happy, best to live in, or the hippest city, and Bristol is not there or thereabouts at the top of the list. Bristol is cool for a lot of reasons that go back decades - the music, the accent, the dry, laid back wit of Bristolians, the suave good looks of almost all the people who live here, and the fact that, as a city, it seems anything much goes and no one is that bothered. But if Bristol really is cool, it's not the Insta-friendly coloured houses, the cider in the park or the fiercely independent streak of streets, shops, views and protests that makes it so, it is the people themselves. Two years ago, we compiled the first Bristol Cool List amid much fanfare and some controversy, with the words: "Everything is subjective, and … [Read more...] about The 2019 Cool List: The 60 coolest people in Bristol right now
Homeless seek help at Passport to Services
Member Center:Create Account|Log InManage Account|Log Out Home News Community Calendar Podcasts Newsletter TV Radio Weather About LIFESTYLE TV11 TV8 TVone GNN i94-FM Isla63-AM Auto Beauty & Style Entertainment Food Health Home/Family Money Pets Tech Travel VideoBytes Press Releases Homeless seek help at Passport to Services Posted: Friday, April 26, 2019 3:11 AM EDTUpdated: Friday, April 26, 2019 3:11 AM EDTBy Carmen [email protected] Combating homelessness in our community, a variety of organizations gathered in Guam's capital to provide a one-stop-shop of resources. Passport to Services happens every year to provide help for Guam's growing homeless population. The event sponsored by the Guam Homeless Coalition and the VA's office provides free haircuts, immunizations, job opportunities, and even free meals. Diana Calvo, executive director of Catholic Social Services, part of the Guam Homeless Coalition, says the collaboration across government … [Read more...] about Homeless seek help at Passport to Services
Man in handcuffs escapes arrest after stranger passes him a bike
A man escaped the clutches of police during arrest after a member of the public threw him a lifeline. Ricky Jordan, 24, of Anlaby Park Road South, west Hull, was arrested on January 3 at 4pm after police thought he was trying to break into a flat in Dane View on Orchard Park. But it later transpired Jordan was trying to get into his flat, which he shared with his ex-girlfriend, after he got locked out. While leading him out of the flat, police split up as the hallway was not big enough for Jordan and the officers, but as they did, Jordan made his escape - still with his wrists in handcuffs. Prosecuting, Matthew Bean, told a hearing at Hull Crown Court that Jordan had begun to "sway", causing the policewoman to fall to the ground. He said: "He ran and the officers gave chase but someone gave him a bike and he was able to make good his escape." While staying with friends for four days, Jordan managed to find someone who could unlock his handcuffs - and he was a free man until the … [Read more...] about Man in handcuffs escapes arrest after stranger passes him a bike