Courts

A lorry driver who caused a collision that led to the deaths of two men will be sentenced at a later date.

Magistrates heard the man went to prison for similar offences last summer.

More of the latest cases heard by the West Norfolk bench.

The man was seen driving erratically on one of the main routes into town.

Magistrates heard the man used violence and even stole the woman's dog.

Used the bank card to buy alcohol.

King's Lynn man given community order and restraining order.

Court heard he was unhappy about music noise.

The man had been due to sell the machine and his solicitor insisted to magistrates he had not used it at any other time during his ban.

One officer said they had not seen aggression like it in 20 years of police service, magistrates heard.

The man told magistrates he had 'no excuse' for being over the limit.

The man failed to tell police where he was living on two separate occasions, magistrates heard.

Magistrates heard the row happened when the victim was seen with a woman at a coffee shop.

More of the latest cases dealt with by the West Norfolk bench.

The man was seen in the driver's seat of a car, but police couldn't prove that he had been driving.

Magistrates heard the man was heading home late at night when police spotted his vehicle.

Magistrates heard the man had a 'dreadful' record of previous offences.

Police believe the car reached speeds of up to 100 miles per hour after leaving a West Norfolk village garage.

Magistrates heard the woman was suspended by her employer over the claim and received dozens of phone calls from the man.

Magistrates heard the woman had been heading to a nearby hotel but 'felt funny' on the way.