Man in court charged with vehicle interference in Gorleston
Monday, January 14, 2013
10:10 AM
A MAN is due in court this morning (Monday) charged with vehicle interference following an incident in Gorleston at the weekend.
Luke Chaplin, 36, of no fixed abode, was arrested on the Lower Promenade in the early hours of Saturday after allegedly being spotted exiting a vehicle.
He was interviewed and subsequently charged with interfering with the blue Peugeot.
He has also been charged with possession of amphetamine and is due to appear at Great Yarmouth Magistrates’ Court this morning.
Other News Articles
- Your messages and tweets for those taking part in the Race for Life this weekend
- Man injured after bottle attack near Norfolk pier
- Road closed following serious crash at Smallburgh
- Photo gallery: EDP - a week in pictures
- Thousands pull together to fight cancer at Race for Life
- “Never mind Ricky van Wolfswinkel at Norwich City, this is Rip van Winkel.” - Ian Gibson warns that this is no time for Norfolk County Council to be sleeping
- Residents object to homes plan for former south Norfolk care home
- Teenager jailed for stab attack on fellow pupil at Norfolk school
- Did saving a West Brom fan’s life save Norwich City’s season?
- Woman carer stole cash from vulnerable pensioners in Norwich
- Photo gallery: Festival fun for everyone in Norwich this weekend
- Cromer, Felbrigg, Aylmerton and Runton join forces over ‘danger’ road
- Free festival fun in Norwich this weekend
- Hundreds attend anti-immigration protest in Wisbech
- First-ever Lowestoft Cycle Festival scales new heights
Most Read News Stories See all
Facebook appeal for blackspot action after man killed on A47 at Scarning, near Dereham
Nearly 3,000 people have supported a Facebook campaign demanding safety improvements on the A47 near Dereham set up after the latest fatal crash.
- Name of man who died at Castle Mall shopping centre in Norwich is confirmed
- The Force steps in: Sci-fi fans turn to the dark side in clash at Norwich Star Wars convention
- Four seriously injured after crash in Norwich
- Tributes left to man who died at Castle Mall in Norwich
- Letter in full: Ofsted express “considerable concern” following inspection of 28 Norfolk schools
ADVERTISEMENT