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Newsquest Crime & Investigations (Essex) — 4x Weekly Reporter of the Year — 2x Crime & Investigative Reporter of the Year
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Belvedere man jailed for south Essex drug dealing

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By Charles Thomson 
| London Now
2 1/1 A Belvedere man caught working for a south Essex drugs line was granted bail, only to be caught again months later working for a different gang. Junior Brown was jailed at Basildon Crown Court on Monday (June 8) alongside fellow drug dealer Joshua Mitchell. A female user whose Rochford property the men took over was spared prison. Prosecutor Mark Halsey said all three were linked by Essex Police to the DD drugs line in Southend, which peddled heroin and crack cocaine.
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Due Process Before Disarmament Iowa’s House File 2718 rejects red flag orders that suspend Second Amendment rights without notice.

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By Charles Thomson 
| The American Spectator
The Second Amendment is only 27 words long. It contains no exception for anonymous accusations, no allowance for confiscation without notice, and no provision allowing the government to suspend a constitutional right before the accused has had an opportunity to respond. The operative language is simple: the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
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Croydon man found guilty in Basildon grooming trial

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By Charles Thomson 
| London Now
A Croydon man has been found guilty of grooming and sexually abusing a schoolgirl. Jack Kingsbury was declared guilty on all 11 charges after a trial at Basildon Crown Court. The jury convicted him of grooming and abusing two teenage girls – one from Basildon and the other from Enfield in north London. He was caught after the Basildon teen fell pregnant, provoking a social services intervention.
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