News about Michael Chambers

Toby Biginton, a 24-year-old Special Constable and Acting Sergeant, took the equipment from multiple police stations where he worked as a civilian employee. Croydon Crown Court heard that £3,268 worth of stolen equipment was found in his home including police radios, keys and computer equipment amongst his collection of Police Academy DVD's and box sets of The Bill tv series. Judge Deborah Charles said: 'You don't take these to add to your collection of police memorabilia. A bodybag is not a collectable item. There is no evidence you used these items for a nefarious purpose, but having said that I heard your evidence and found it troubling and the jury were right to reject your explanation.

On Wednesday, Peter Norgrove, 43, was sentenced to death for bludgeoning Sharon Gordon to death in a fight over a renewal. Sniffer dog Dodger was able to locate the hemmer that he used to murder the mother-of-one with a hammer, which was disguised under a shed. Detective Inspector Damian Forrest lauded the hound and reported that the team also discovered a shopping bag containing Ms Gordon's name and address on it. Norgrove used the bag to conceal his blood-stained possessions and dumped them outside a bin outside a relative's house, which he traveled to with his family, on the evening that she was killed.

Peter Norgrove, a 43-year-old cowboy builder, was caught yelling as he packed away his tools as victim Sharon Gordon, who was doing labor for, was found dead in her house. Norgrove wore a lump hammer and gloves to the house in Dudley, West Midlands, which he wore before killing her last July. Ms Gordon, 58, died after being struck by at least eight blows to the head in what a judge described as a "brutal and brutal assault," and lay dead at the foot of her staircase for up to an hour.

Peter Norgrove, 43, was caught yelling as he packed away his equipment as victim Sharon Gordon died, and the Jehovah Witness led a service for worshipers via Zoom at the local Kingdom Hall that evening. After Ms Gordon successfully undertook some fencing for her, the court heard he was introduced to Norgrove by a friend and hired him to build a ground-floor extension. However, a judge was told this afternoon that a job that should have taken between four and six weeks ended up talking 15 months, and that she was still not finished when he eventually dismissed her.