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Security camera footage shows the suspect, brandishing a knife and a Hannaford's plastic shopping bag, that robbed the Chittenden Bank in Swanton this morning.SWANTON -- Two Chittenden Bank branches in opposite corners of the state were robbed this morning.
In Swanton, the branch on Canada Street became the third Franklin County bank to be held up at knifepoint in the past month.
In Brattleboro, a disguised gunman robbed a Chittenden branch on Canal Street.
Police said the man left on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash.
The suspect was described as white male in his 20s, about 5 feet, 8 inches tall, with a slender build. He was wearing a brown sweatshirt with an ornate skull design on the front; a white baseball cap under the hood, a red scarf and brown pants. He was carrying a Hannaford grocery bag.
Banks in Richford and St. Albans were robbed in a similar fashion; the suspect or suspects in those cases remain at large.
Anyone who may have witnessed the event, seen any suspicious activity, vehicles or persons in or around the area of the robbery is asked to call the Vermont State Police St. Albans Barracks at 524-5993 or the Swanton Police Department at 868-4100.
Meanwhile, in Brattleboro at about 10 a.m., Brattleboro Police responded to a Chittenden Bank on Canal Street to reports of an armed robbery. Witnesses described the suspect as a white man in his 20s, about 5-10 to 6-2 and 200 pounds. The suspect wore a facial disguise and displayed a gun.
He was last seen fleeing the bank on foot.
The train hit the buggy and stopped after dragging it for more than 30 yards.
It was then that she heard crying.
Footage of the horrific moment Saurish disappeared off the platform was captured on the station's CCTV and has been watched around the world.
Mrs Verma told Woman's Day magazine: "It was a life and death fear – I thought I'd lost my child, who I love more than anyone or anything else – but then the next moment, all I could think was how to find him and see how he was."
Aaron Dryden, an 18-year-old student, tried to flag down the train by catching the driver's attention.
After the train came to a stop, he ran with Mrs Verma to the front of the train.
They then realised from the cries coming from the tracks below that Saurish was alive.
"The first feeling was, 'My baby is alive!' It was the most incredible moment I have ever experienced," said Mrs Verma.
Amazingly Saurish only suffered a bump to his head.
His mother told the television programme A Current Affair her son was the "world's luckiest baby".
These are the words of Matthew Campbell, the victim of a brutal assault at the hands of five women in Grimsby town centre.
As reported in yesterday's Grimsby Telegraph, he was set upon by five women who repeatedly kicked him in the head and stamped on his face, leaving him with cuts and bruises over his entire body.
Mr Campbell, 38, of Cleethorpes, saw the graphic CCTV footage of the unprovoked attack on him for the first time yesterday, as it was published on www.thisisgrimsby.co.uk.
He said: "My neighbour brought me a copy of the Grimsby Telegraph in the morning, so I went on to the website. It really is shocking footage."
However, today, as Grimsby yet again hit the national headlines for all the wrong reasons, Insp Tom Shaw, the alcohol and violence reduction champion for North East Lincolnshire, said behaviour like theirs is rare.
He said: "This is an isolated incident and we don't want behaviour like this in our town.
"I found it totally sickening to see the footage. This is an absolutely appalling incident, but it is unusual to see this kind of brutal violence in Grimsby or Cleethorpes.
"Clearly the message from the judge is that if anyone is caught behaving like this, they will go to prison."
You can view the shocking video footage for yourself above.
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The gang flicked through pornographic mags before getting back on their mini-bus and driving off.
The bizarre incident happened at the Texaco garage at Kilmington, near Honiton, Devon, at about 6.40pm last Wednesday.
Oneeven used a mobile phone to film the stunt - thought to have been done for a dare.
But police are now appealing for people to identify the gang.
Kilmington Services manager, Gobu Rasalingham said: "It's quite funny in a way but it's also unacceptable behaviour because it's a public place."
Mr Rasalingham, who was not there at the time, said a young shop assistant could only stand and stare as the streakers leafed through X-rated adult magazines.
The horrified cashier finally found her voice and told the laughing punters to go and get dressed or she would refuse to serve them.
Mr Rasalingham said: "She was shocked, frozen and unable to do anything, she was almost crying."
He added: "Maybe they were on a stag party or it was some sort of outrageous challenge.
"I would have taken it in a sporting way as long as they didn~t do any harm.
"There were no other customers in at the time.
"But if there had been children or women I would have been harsher with them."
Sgt Pete Trudgeon, of Devon & Cornwall Police, said: "Each male that paraded himself naked in the shop committed an offence under the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
"We are seeking to identify these males at the earliest opportunity."
He added: "If they come forward and admit their involvement they will be dealt with more leniently."
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/6385031/Streakers-caught-on-CCTV.html
The video showed a man firing a pistol at Craig Hodson-Walker, 29.
“You have just seen a man fatally shot,” Timothy Raggatt QC, for the prosecution, told Birmingham Crown Court.
The killing took place in Fairfield, Worcestershire, in January last year.
Anselm Ribera, 34, Christopher Morrissey, 32, Declan Morrissey, 33, and Adrian Snape, 25 — all of Birmingham, deny murder.
The trial continues.
Link: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6869180.ece
Residents called for the camera at a meeting with The Gloucester Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership (CDRP) in December last year.
The mobile camera was attached to a lamppost on Matson Avenue in May.
There were 11 fly tipping reports between March and May, and since the camera was installed, there have been just six reports.
Sergeant Lyn Northfield, from the Matson and Linden Safer Community Team, is pleased that the camera has had a positive effect.
She said: "The recent decrease in criminal damage in Matson is very encouraging and testament to the way our Safer Community Team, residents, and partner organisations have come together to tackle the priorities of local people.
"The installation of CCTV was the result of a survey we conducted with partners which asked citizens what they thought the problems were in the area and how we could address them.
"The results were then fed back to the community and an action plan drawn up to address the issues.
"As well as the CCTV, targeted patrols and increased distribution of crime prevention advice to vulnerable people were amongst the successful activities that resulted from the consultation.
"We are determined to continue to work with the local community to enhance the safety and quality of life of those living in the area and would urge anyone with information or queries to get in touch with us."
Residents in Matson can contact the police by phoning 0845 090 1234 and asking to speak to a member of the Matson Safer Community Team.
Gloucestershire County Councillor Steve McHale (Lab. Robinswood) is delighted with the cameras, and said they are just one of many factors that have contributed to the fall in crime.
He said: "I'm really pleased with the outcome of the cameras.
"It's great that fly tipping has dropped but anti-social behaviour is the real one we want to put the lid on.
"I think the new play areas have helped too, they get kids off the street."
A centre which will lead the way in the United Kingdom's fight against cyber crime opened officially in Belfast on Wednesday.The £30m Centre for Secure Information Technologies (CSIT) at Queen's will become the UK's principal centre for the development of technology to counter malicious 'cyber-attacks'.
The centre will also create 80 new jobs.
It is hoped work at the centre will help keep crime off the internet, combat anti-social behaviour and street crime and safeguard information stored electronically, both at home and in the workplace.
Queen's University Vice-Chancellor Professor Peter Gregson said it was a "bold and exciting development".
"Cyber-security is a global issue that affects us all, 97% of business in the UK now relies on the internet and other IT systems.
"CSIT will become a vital reference point for all businesses working in this field and beyond."
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Professor John McCanny, CSIT principal investigator, said the centre would help the international community "tackle cyber security in a co-ordinated way".
The centre also hope to develop better protection for Pcs.
To help with this CSIT is developing powerful processors capable of screening huge volumes of data - equivalent to the Internet traffic produced by over 10,000 households - for malicious content and behaviour in real time, including online grooming.
CCTV cameras will also be an area of interest.
There are four million CCTV cameras in the United Kingdom, but very little of the footage in observed in real time.
CSIT hopes to develop hardware and software designed to analyse CCTV camera data in real time.
CSIT's research also covers specific areas which have been identified as being of strategic national security importance in major reports produced recently by the British and American governments.
Source : http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/northern_ireland/8271301.stm
A COUNCIL has installed a CCTV camera to protect students walking home from nights out.
The camera, which is on St Helens Road, in Ormskirk, overlooks a junction with several bars and a kebab shop which is known as an area affected by anti-social behaviour.
It is also a well-used route home for Edge Hill University students.
The security system was paid for by a Home Office grant.
There are now 53 council CCTV systems installed across the borough of West Lancashire.
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Colour 580/700TVL Sony 1/3” High Resolution Varifocal IR Camera up to 70metres
| CCD Sensor | 1/3” High CCD |
| Resolution | 580 TVL (Colour) / 700TVL (B/W) |
| Min. Illumination | 0 Lux LED On |
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| IR Range | Up to 70metres |
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| Flicker | Auto |
| S/N Ratio | 48dB |
| Iris Mode | Fixed Iris |
| Electronic Shutter | 1/60 (1/50) to 1/100,000 sec |
| Gamma | 0.45 |
| Mounting | Wall / Ceiling |
| Power Source | DC12V or AC24V (Optional) |
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