Article: Drunken youth ran into police officer.

Article: Drunken youth gives homeowners night fright.
Buxton Advertiser (Buxton, England);  March 22, 2007 ;     547 words ... ... things that you live to regret." Booth of Greenside, The Wash, who admitted a charge of criminal damage, was conditionally discharged for 12 months, ordered to pay [pounds sterling]181 compensation and [pounds sterling]70 costs.

Article: Drunken youth in car attack
Evening Times;  August 24, 2001 ;     302 words ...A DRUNKEN youth has been ordered to pay (pounds) 700 for vandalising a car. Paisley Sheriff Court heard John Logan, 19, of Western Avenue ...

Article: Drunken youth spends night in police cell
Press and Journal, The Aberdeen (UK);  September 15, 2007 ;     346 words ...A Night of drinking with workmates proved costly for a teenager who spent the night in a cell and was yesterday fined for a breach of the peace. Hugh Muir, 18, of 37 Castle Street, Clackmannan, spent Thursday night drinking with colleagues at Stonehaven's Star Inn. But the teenager found himself in

Article: Drunken youth.
Northumberland Gazette (Alnwick, England);  March 22, 2008 ;     271 words ...AN Alnwick youth was given a conditional discharge for 12 months this week after admitting being drunk and disorderly. The 17-year-old pleaded guilty to the offence which occurred at 7.15am in King Street in the town on Sunday when he appeared at Alnwick Youth Court on Monday.

Article: Drunken youth attacked mother; WALES.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  March 11, 2008 ;     469 words ...Byline: By DEREK BELLIS A DRUNKEN teenager elbowed his mother, kicked her on the floor and threatened her with a claw hammer in a "moment of madness," a court heard yesterday. David Turner, 18, of Victoria Road, Old Colwyn, appeared in custody before magistrates at Llandudno. He admitted assault

Article: Drunken youth held boy's throat; Sophie killer ...
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  September 4, 2001 ;     618 words ...In March 1998, his appeal against conviction was rejected. But the Criminal Cases Review Commission was called in to reconsider his case. Legal experts have spent more than 12 months going over Hughes's application. Last night spokesman David Brittain said: "The application was subjected to a full

Article: Drunken youth 'threw boy to death in river' Court ...
Evening Times;  February 23, 2005 ;     696 words ...A 16-YEAR-OLD prised a boy's hands from a bridge and threw him into a river where he drowned, a court heard today. The victim, Dave Berry, also 16, had a fear of water and could not swim. The defendant, who cannot be named for legal reasons, denies manslaughter. Ian Pringle QC told the court that