Patrick Edrich is a journalist based in Merseyside, Liverpool, with a focus on local news and crime reporting. He has written for various publications, including the Liverpool Echo, Daily Star (UK), and Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd. Patrick's articles cover a range of topics, including hate crimes, drug seizures, criminal investigations, and human interest stories.
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Liverpool, United Kingdom (Local)
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Patrick Edrich's focus is on local crime, especially evolving and breaking stories in the Merseyside area. He covers a range of topics including hate crimes, drug seizures, violence, and other criminal activities. If you have expertise or insights into ongoing criminal investigations or developments within the Merseyside region related to these themes, Patrick may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Paul Britton, Patrick Edrich
Jamie Menagh played for Stockport County among other clubs in the north west
By: Patrick Edrich, Jon Macpherson
Jamie Menagh lived in a plush waterside apartment before his arrest
By: Patrick Edrich, Wesley Holmes
A coroner concluded it couldn't be established that a hospital error led to the pulmonary embolism which caused Marie Stevens' death
The law that dates back to 1872 means you could risk a fine up to £200
By: Kit Roberts, Patrick Edrich, Wesley Holmes
Marie Stevens died at her home on September 3 2023 about two weeks after being attacked by two dogs
Jamie Coggins said he was 'very good' at World of Warcraft and told a court he and his friends would have long calls discussing FIFA
By: Patrick Edrich
Jamie Coggins told a court he played FIFA, went to see a girl and planned to go to a "little bistro for some food" following the shooting
Barry Bailey was 42 when he was attacked outside his home - 30 years on, his killers have never been found
By: Patrick Edrich
A dad was set on fire outside his home days after the windows of his taxi and house were smashed in a "terrifying campaign of intimidation".
The ECHO has looked back at nine of the most puzzling missing people cases seen in Merseyside in the past 30 years
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