Latest news with #SouthYorkshirePolice
Yahoo
13 hours ago
- General
- Yahoo
Three men stabbed during large fight
Three men were stabbed during a fight involving "a large group of people" in Sheffield, according to police. Officers were called to reports of fighting on Hinde Street in Page Hall just after 23:30 BST on Saturday. A South Yorkshire Police spokesperson said three men suffered stab wounds and were taken to hospital where they received treatment for non life-threatening injuries, while a fourth man suffered minor injuries. Two boys aged 17 and a 24-year-old man have been arrested in connection with the incident. One of the 17-year-old boys has been arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon, affray and assault causing grievous bodily harm. Another 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of affray. The 24-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon and affray. A force spokesperson confirmed all three remained in custody. Officers used a dispersal order break up the group. Supt Lee Dowswell said: "We know this incident is likely to cause concern within the local community. "There will be a heightened police presence in the area, with additional proactive patrols planned today and over the coming days." Listen to highlights from South Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North South Yorkshire Police
Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Scottish Sun
Inmate who stabbed prison guard revealed as serial knifeman Muslim convert who once said it ‘felt good to hurt someone'
Taylor is now believed to have been transferred to the separation unit at top-security Belmarsh jail JAIL ATTACK Inmate who stabbed prison guard revealed as serial knifeman Muslim convert who once said it 'felt good to hurt someone' Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A LAG who stabbed a prison officer using a flick-knife smuggled in by drone is a white Muslim convert who once said it 'felt good to hurt someone'. Callom Taylor, 22 — jailed for a string of stabbings — is often heard shouting 'Allahu Akbar' on the prison wing and carries a prayer mat, sources say. 3 Callom Taylor has been revealed as the violent prisoner who stabbed an officer in the stomach Credit: South Yorkshire Police 3 The horrifying attack took place at HMP Long Lartin in Worcestershire Credit: PA:Press Association 3 The prisons watchdog warned of drones being used to smuggle weapons and drugs into Long Lartin Credit: HMI Prisons He carried out his latest attack just after 8.30am on Friday, stabbing a 25-year-old officer in the stomach. He had to be airlifted from maximum-security Long Lartin jail, near Evesham, Worcs, to hospital for emergency surgery. Two weeks before, the prisons watchdog warned of drones being used to smuggle weapons and drugs into Long Lartin, with the jail's surveillance tech branded obsolete. A source said: 'The drone drops here are out of control. They fly in phones, knives and drugs.' READ MORE ON PRISONS TREATS FOR BEAST Fury at evil Southport killer's cushy jail life where he STILL gets treats He became even more paranoid and obsessive, constantly going on about people disrespecting him. He carries a prayer mat around and calls out Allahu Akbar. A source Taylor, of Sheffield, has a long history of violence. He was locked up in 2022 for a string of attacks including a three-month 'campaign of violence' in which he stabbed four people and assaulted a fifth with nunchucks. He was given a 23-year extended sentence, with a minimum of 18 years in custody, avoiding a life term due to his age. The judge told him: 'You have escaped a life sentence by the narrowest of margins.' The court heard a psychiatric report revealing Taylor admitted experiencing powerful urges to hurt people for no reason. When asked directly, he 'admitted that, in a way, it felt good to hurt someone else'. Inside evil Southport killer's cushy jail life where he STILL gets Maltesers, crisps & other treats despite guard attack Taylor is said to have converted to Islam behind bars at Long Lartin. Our source said: 'The lad converted a while ago and since then it's like he's become someone else. 'He became even more paranoid and obsessive, constantly going on about people disrespecting him. 'He carries a prayer mat around and calls out Allahu Akbar.' Taylor is now believed to have been transferred to the separation unit at top-security Belmarsh jail. West Mercia Police said the attack was not being treated as terror- related, but as a 'disagreement'. It comes after Southport child killer Axel Rudakubana threw boiling water over a warder at Belmarsh last month, and Manchester bomb plotter Hashem Abedi stabbed and burned four officers with cooking oil at Frankland prison in April. Additional reporting: MIKE SULLIVAN and TOM SEAWARD
The Irish Sun
a day ago
- The Irish Sun
Inmate who stabbed prison guard revealed as serial knifeman Muslim convert who once said it ‘felt good to hurt someone'
A LAG who stabbed a prison officer using a flick-knife smuggled in by drone is a white Muslim convert who once said it 'felt good to hurt someone'. Callom Taylor, 22 — jailed for a string of stabbings — is often heard shouting 'Allahu Akbar' on the prison wing and carries a prayer mat, sources say. 3 Callom Taylor has been revealed as the violent prisoner who stabbed an officer in the stomach Credit: South Yorkshire Police 3 The horrifying attack took place at HMP Long Lartin in Worcestershire Credit: PA:Press Association 3 The prisons watchdog warned of drones being used to smuggle weapons and drugs into Long Lartin Credit: HMI Prisons He carried out his latest attack just after 8.30am on Friday, stabbing a 25-year-old officer in the stomach. He had to be airlifted from maximum-security Long Lartin jail, near Evesham, Worcs, to hospital for emergency surgery. Two weeks before, the prisons watchdog warned of drones being used to smuggle weapons and drugs into Long Lartin, with the jail's surveillance tech branded obsolete. A source said: 'The drone drops here are out of control. They fly in phones, knives and drugs.' READ MORE ON PRISONS He became even more paranoid and obsessive, constantly going on about people disrespecting him. He carries a prayer mat around and calls out Allahu Akbar. A source Taylor, of Sheffield, has a long history of violence. He was locked up in 2022 for a string of attacks including a three-month 'campaign of violence' in which he stabbed four people and assaulted a fifth with nunchucks. He was given a 23-year extended sentence, with a minimum of 18 years in custody, avoiding a life term due to his age. The judge told him: 'You have escaped a life sentence by the narrowest of margins.' Most read in The Sun The court heard a psychiatric report revealing Taylor admitted experiencing powerful urges to hurt people for no reason. When asked directly, he 'admitted that, in a way, it felt good to hurt someone else'. Inside evil Southport killer's cushy jail life where he STILL gets Maltesers, crisps & other treats despite guard attack Taylor is said to have converted to Islam behind bars at Long Lartin. Our source said: 'The lad converted a while ago and since then it's like he's become someone else. 'He became even more paranoid and obsessive, constantly going on about people disrespecting him. 'He carries a prayer mat around and calls out Allahu Akbar.' Taylor is now believed to have been transferred to the separation unit at top-security Belmarsh jail. West Mercia Police said the attack was not being treated as terror- related, but as a 'disagreement'. It comes after Southport child killer Manchester bomb plotter cooking oil at Frankland prison in April. Additional reporting: MIKE SULLIVAN and TOM SEAWARD Jenrick: Give officers guns PRISON officers should be armed with lethal weapons to combat Islamist gangs, Robert Jenrick claims. The It follows a Jenrick said: 'Islamist gangs and violent prisoners are out of control. It's a national security emergency.' A Ministry of Justice source said: 'We are building new prisons and take a zero-tolerance approach to violence and extremism inside.'
Yahoo
2 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Man was over drink-drive limit with child in car
A driver who was stopped on the M1 and found to be over the drink-drive limit with his child in the car is to appear in court. Police were called to the southbound carriageway, near Barnsley, on Friday at about 21:10 BST after reports of a vehicle swerving across the lanes. Officers discovered cans of beer in the car and during a breathalyser test, the man was found to be nearly twice over the drink-drive limit, South Yorkshire Police said. He refused to provide a blood sample for police and was charged with failing to provide a specimen. He will appear before Barnsley Magistrates' Court on 16 July. On the breathalyser test, the man recorded 68 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath, with the legal limit being 35. Insp Kieran Frain said: "One in five fatal collisions involves a drink driver. "If you make the decision to get behind the wheel after consuming alcohol, we endeavour to put you before a court and face the consequences of risking innocent people's lives." The child who had been a passenger in the car was taken home by police officers. Listen to highlights from South Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North South Yorkshire Police
BBC News
2 days ago
- General
- BBC News
Barnsley M1 driver was over drink-drive limit with child in car
A driver who was stopped on the M1 and found to be over the drink-drive limit with his child in the car is to appear in were called to the southbound carriageway, near Barnsley, on Friday at about 21:10 BST after reports of a vehicle swerving across the discovered cans of beer in the car and during a breathalyser test, the man was found to be nearly twice over the drink-drive limit, South Yorkshire Police refused to provide a blood sample for police and was charged with failing to provide a specimen. He will appear before Barnsley Magistrates' Court on 16 July. On the breathalyser test, the man recorded 68 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath, with the legal limit being Kieran Frain said: "One in five fatal collisions involves a drink driver."If you make the decision to get behind the wheel after consuming alcohol, we endeavour to put you before a court and face the consequences of risking innocent people's lives."The child who had been a passenger in the car was taken home by police officers. Listen to highlights from South Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North
