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SWLSbooks – by Faye Mayern A wine bar owner has appeared in court facing allegations of stealing books worth more than £300k and fraudulently selling them on Amazon. Christopher Nunn, 42, is accused of flogging LexisNexis specialist law books online to make money, Ipswich Magistrates’ Court heard. LexisNexis is a publisher specialising in legal and tax resource books which range in value between £100 and £1,000. Nunn, landlord of the Wine Vaults Bar and Restaurant in Beccles, Suffolk, was arrested on October 10, 2023. He appeared at Ipswich Magistrates’ Court charged with fraud by false representation and theft on February…

A wine bar owner has appeared in court facing allegations of stealing books worth more than $370,000 and fraudulently selling them on Amazon. Christopher Nunn, 42, is accused of selling LexisNexis specialist law books online to make money, Ipswich Magistrates’ Court heard. LexisNexis is a publisher specializing in legal and tax resource books, which range in value between £100 and £1,000. Nunn, landlord of the Wine Vaults Bar and Restaurant in Beccles, Suffolk, was arrested on October 10, 2023. He appeared at Ipswich Magistrates’ Court charged with fraud by false representation and theft on February 10. Nunn was also charged…

SWLSdad – By Adam Dutton and Peter Walsh The father of an 18-year-old stabbed to death in broad daylight is facing trial accused of threatening two people with a knife. Raymond Quigley, 61, is accused of making the threats days after his son’s teenage killers were convicted of murder. His son Raymond James Quigley was repeatedly knifed on the streets of Ipswich, in Suffolk, amid rising tensions between two gangs in Norwich. He had travelled to the town to meet two friends and was set upon as he walked through the streets by Alfie Hammett and Joshua Howell, both 19.…

SWLSparachute – by Peter Walsh and Faye Mayern A man has gone on trial accused of claiming he had a distinguished career in the army to avoid going to jail for a firearms offence. Paul Berryman, 62, was due to be sentenced for possession of a prohibited shotgun. The offence carries a mandatory prison sentence of five years unless there are exceptional circumstances. However Norwich Crown Court has heard Berryman made grand claims about having served in the military for almost 30 years to try to avoid prison. He is now on trial for perverting the course of justice after…