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Police officers are investigating after a gill was shot near Metheringham Quarry. Officers have said they will track down the person or people who are shooting wild birds.   Lincolnshire Police’s Rural Crime Action Team took action after a great black-backed gull was discovered with injuries near the quarry on December 6 and brought to an animal rescue center. An x-ray revealed the gull had been shot, containing multiple pellets, leading to a broken wing and difficulty standing. The Wild Things Rescue charity is covering the costs of care and x-rays. Detective Constable Flint from the Rural Crime Action Team stated that it is illegal to kill or injure wild birds protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. "Anyone found committing offences against wild birds in our county will receive our full attention and, where sufficient evidence exists, will be brought to court." If you have information that could assist the investigation, please email aaron.flint@lincs.police.uk or contact Crimestoppers anonymously at 0800 555111 or online at Crimestoppers-uk.org. Use reference number Lincs 24000730222 in the subject heading.    

Misconduct hearing for former Inspector Jonathan Mellor   A misconduct hearing is scheduled for January 7 and 8, 2025, regarding former Inspector Jonathan Mellor. Allegations against the former officer include breaches of the Standards of Professional Behaviour in the following areas: Use of Force, Discreditable Conduct, and Authority, Respect and Courtesy. While stationed at Grantham, it is claimed that on May 26, 2021, he engaged in unwarranted and deliberate use of force during an interaction with a member of the public on the A46 between Newark and Lincoln. His conduct is described as disrespectful, abusive, and threatening, potentially undermining public confidence in the police service. If substantiated, these allegations constitute gross misconduct. For details on misconduct hearings and attendance: Hearing Information Officer Name: Former Inspector Jonathan Mellor Date: January 7 and 8, 2025 Time: 9:30 AM (Arrive by 9:00 AM) Location: Bishop Grosseteste University  

Vulnerable people have been warned of the impact of a 72-hour weather warning. Lincoln, Skegness, Grantham could see snow.   A cold health alert has been declared for the East Midlands, warning that the incoming cold spell could threaten vulnerable people and increase death rates. The Met Office has issued two weather warnings for New Year's Day, anticipating "heavy and persistent snow" along with strong winds in parts of the UK. The UK Health and Security Agency (UKHSA) has released a cold health alert for the region, cautioning about the effects this weather may have on health and social care services. This alert is effective from 9 a.m. on New Year's Day until 9 a.m. on Saturday, January 4. A UKHSA representative stated: "There is potential for significant impacts on health and social care services, including increased mortality rates, especially among those over 65 or those with existing health conditions. Younger age groups might also be affected—with an expected rise in health service demand; workforce challenges impacting service delivery; and difficulties maintaining indoor temperatures at the advised 18°C, increasing risks to vulnerable individuals." Andy Page, chief forecaster at the Met Office, remarked: "The weather forecast is highly complex for the UK, featuring snow, strong winds, and heavy rain in different areas. Almost the entire UK is under at least one weather warning this week. Given this varied and intricate weather scenario, the pattern and intensity of warnings could change and possibly intensify in some regions. "With numerous festivities and people traveling over the next few...

A 50-year old man has been arrested by Lincolnshire Police on suspicion of murder in Stamford A 50-year-old man has been detained on suspicion of murder following the discovery of a deceased woman. On Sunday, December 29, Lincolnshire Police responded to a call at 1:54 pm concerning a property on Northumberland Avenue in Stamford. Upon arrival, officers found a woman in her 40s deceased at the location. A man from Stamford was taken into custody and remains under detention. The investigation continues, with a statement from Lincolnshire Police issued shortly before 10 am on Monday, December 30, indicating that officers will maintain their presence at the property. Authorities are seeking information from anyone who witnessed suspicious activity in or around the Northumberland Avenue area. Those with any information that may aid the investigation are encouraged to reach out by calling 101 or emailing NSKCID@lincs.police.uk, using reference Incident 176 of December 29.