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Violent struggle at asylum hotel sees police officers up for national award Two Cumbria Police officers have been nominated for the 2024 national Police Bravery Awards for their heroic acts while dealing with a violent outburst at an asylum seeker hotel. Drink driver 'likely to lose job' after driving home from work event A DRINK driver is likely to be sacked from his job after he made the 'stupid' decision to drive home after a work barbecue, a court has heard. Man admits damaging family-run jewellery shop window in Cumbria Kevin Smith was asked to compensate Johnston's of Grange for the damages after he indicated guilty on Monday, May 13. Home security advice from Cumbria police as weather warms up While the warmer weather is a welcome change, it appears that criminals too are enjoying a window of opportunity. Woman, 56, part of criminal gang stored drugs in locker at work A woman from Kendal has been jailed today (17 May)  for her role as a member of an Organised Crime Group (OCG) which trafficked Class A drugs between Merseyside and Kendal and the South Lakes. Read more

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