Patrick Edrich is a Crime Reporter at various prominent outlets including LeedsLive and the Manchester Evening News. He covers a diverse range of topics within the realms of crime and justice, the judicial system, and public security, often intersecting with themes of sports and retail. Patrick's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Mirror, Daily Record, and Yahoo News UK.
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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: Patrick Edrich
Merseyside Police has also put in a dispersal zone around the area
By: Patrick Edrich
Matthew Hargreaves was principal at a Wavertree primary school at the time of the offences
Karen Palmer's victim told the court that on a good day he was punched and on a bad he was slashed with a knife
By: Patrick Edrich, Simon Hamalienko
Karen Palmer, 47, from the Wirral, was jailed for seven-and-a-half years after admitting a prolonged domestic abuse campaign against her husband, slashing and stabbing him repeatedly
By: Ben Haslam, Patrick Edrich
Karen Palmer subjected her husband to decades of physical and emotional abuse
By: Patrick Edrich, Zahra Khaliq
Karen Palmer, 47, mouthed 'sorry' and made a love heart gesture in court towards her husband, who was subjected to a 'sadistic' campaign of domestic abuse for 20 years
By: Patrick Edrich, Simon Hamalienko
A woman who repeatedly cut and stabbed her husband during a sustained period of domestic abuse compared to a "horror movie" mouthed "sorry" and formed a love heart symbol towards him in court.
By: Patrick Edrich
James Reilly and Gary Byrne were sentenced in Ireland to 10 years. They fled to Liverpool in 2017 and worked in hospitality
By: Patrick Edrich, Greta Simpson
Karen Palmer flew into 'violent rages', punching and stabbing her husband
By: Patrick Edrich, Greta Simpson
A woman who slashed and stabbed her husband during a prolonged campaign of domestic abuse mouthed "sorry" and made a heart gesture towards him in court as she was jailed.
