Man charged linked to national disorder
Officers in Cheshire have charged a man linked to the recent national disorder.
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Officers in Cheshire have charged a man linked to the recent national disorder.
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While there have been no incidents of violent disorder in Cheshire, nor is there anything to suggest there is any serious disorder planned in the county, the force has arrested and charged several people for hate crime and inciting hatred.
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Two men from Ellesmere Port have been jailed after beating a man so severely he had to be put into an induced coma.
Officers in Cheshire have charged another four people linked to the recent national disorder.