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Search for New Jersey man at Grand Canyon continues 1 week later
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Two men charged after discovery of 22kg of cannabis during motorway stop
Two men have been charged after police discovered 22kg of cannabis during a motorway stop. The vehicle was stopped by the Roads Policing Unit on the southbound carriageway of the M6 near Penrith on Thursday, July 31. Officers searched the vehicle and found a large quantity of cannabis. Aaron Keepax, 38, of Grizedale Place in Heysham, and Louis Holloway, 31, of South Road in Morecambe, were arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply Class B drugs. They were later charged and remanded by detectives from Cumbria's Serious and Organised Crime Unit. Both men appeared at South Cumbria Magistrates' Court today, August 1. Keepax was remanded into custody until a further hearing on September 1, while Holloway was released on bail. The seizure was made as part of Operation Alliance. Operation Alliance is Cumbria Constabulary's ongoing response to tackling serious and organised crime in the county. Anyone with information about drug activity in their community is encouraged to report it. Reports can be made online at or by calling 101. Alternatively, information can be shared anonymously through Crimestoppers by calling 0800 555 111.
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Tennessee man sought in 4 deaths spent years in prison for robbing a convenience store at age 16
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The man wanted in the northwest Tennessee deaths of four people — two of whom had an infant who was found alive in a front yard more than 30 miles away — had spent years in prison for robbing a convenience store as a 16-year-old and threatening to go after jurors, court records show.
