Once again, our reporters have been busy covering events in the local court system.
Here are ten stories you might have missed recently, representing just a selection of what has been reported on.
Chef spat at police whilst intoxicated
Scott Bibby, 33, was on Market Street in Flookburgh in the early hours of June 11 this year when he kicked PC Sproat three times to the chest.
Read more: Chef sentenced after assaulting police officer in Flookburgh | The Mail (nwemail.co.uk)
Man caused ex-partner to consider suicide due to abuse
Jordan McHugh assaulted his ex-partner on multiple occasions and took control of every aspect of her life between 2015 and 2021.
Barrow man jailed for 'degrading and humiliating' ex-girlfriend | The Mail (nwemail.co.uk)
Businessman punched employee after 'affair with wife'
Scott Burgess punched the complainant to the face at Central Preston Street Working Men’s Club in Barrow at 11:20 pm on June 1 this year.
Teenager punched stranger following argument
Tommy McGladdery threatened to kill the complainant outside a takeaway on Cavendish Street on March 24.
Man resisted arrest after breathalyser refusal
A former member of the British Army refused to co-operate with a police line of inquiry into a suspected drink driving offence.
Woman stole alcohol to fund cocaine addiction
Julie Cottier was captured on CCTV at Booths in Ulverston on May 19 placing bottles of spirits in a shopping trolley.
New person admits role in £53m cocaine supply plot
The plot featured a former television Love Island star and was smashed after a drug seizure in the Lake District.
Man caught drug driving had 'smoked cannabis since 14'
Barrow man Stephen Armstrong was driving on the M6 when he was stopped by police because of a fault with his car.
Man banned from drinking after assaulting police
A drunken man tried to bite police officers while receiving treatment in hospital.
Man sentenced following bomb hoax scare
Michael Wilson caused a major investigation to be carried out and an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team to be deployed.
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