George Jackson is a local journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He writes for various publications including the Belfast Telegraph, Belfast Live, Elephant Magazine, and Planet Hugill. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, court cases, social issues, and cultural events.
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George Jackson's reporting primarily focuses on local crime, legal developments, and court cases. He covers breaking news related to crime and evolving stories within the legal system.
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By: George Jackson
A PENSIONER was found dead in his home with adult nappies on his head and hands and a wet wipe in his mouth, a court heard today.
By: George Jackson
A “despicable” liar who told family and friends he had cancer in a bid to fleece people out of thousands of pounds has been sentenced.
By: George Jackson
A “despicable” liar who told family and friends he had cancer in a bid to fleece people out of thousands of pounds has been sentenced.
By: George Jackson
PSNI detectives investigating the murder of Montserrat Martorell in Londonderry have been granted an additional 18 hours to question a 28-year-old suspect following his arrest last Monday.
A Co Tyrone man has been convicted of two counts of indecently exposing himself to nurses in front of patients in the accident and emergency department in Altnagelvin Hospital in Londonderry almost two years ago.
A taxi driver who indecently assaulted an eighteen-year-old female passenger while driving her home to Derry has been jailed for four years.
By: George Jackson
The accused pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting his victim who was travelling from Letterkenny back home to Derry
By: George Jackson
A DONEGAL taxi driver who indecently assaulted an eighteen-year-old female passenger when she was drunk has been jailed for four years.
Sackville Street incident lead to two arrests
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