Rhyl: Males ‘de-arrested' following public order incident
Two Sur-Ron electric bikes were later found and seized, while the two males were later de-arrested after they 'calmed down'.
A North Wales Police spokesperson said: 'A large number of people had gathered on Maes y Gog, who were unhappy that these bikes were being seized.
'Two males who were causing a disturbance over the bikes were arrested for public order offences, but were later de-arrested once they had calmed down.'
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7 hours ago
- Daily Mirror
Most notorious cruise ship deaths as Netflix airs chilling Amy Bradley mystery
The disappearance of the young woman from Virginia isn't the only tragedy on the high seas - from being thrown to the sharks to a couple jumping to their deaths, cruising can be a risky business Amy Bradley was 23 when she was last seen on the balcony of her cabin on Royal Caribbean's Rhapsody of the Seas. She had danced in the ship's nightclub before returning to her cabin in the early hours of March 24, 1998. But by 6am Amy's father Ron had found her shoes on the balcony but no trace of his daughter. The young woman from Virginia in the US was never found and now the public's interest in the case has been renewed by a new Netflix three-part series, Amy Bradley Is Missing, which takes a deep dive into the perplexing circumstances surrounding her disappearance. Some 30 million people enjoy a cruise each year, with the average number of deaths aboard major liners annually said to be just 31. We take a look at some of the most notorious events on the open waters... Thrown to the sharks Gay Gibson's body was thrown out of a porthole by deck steward James Camb during a voyage on the Durban Castle to Southampton in 1947. Camb initially denied even seeing the actress on the cruise ship before claiming she had died from a medical episode while the couple were in bed. The murderer, 30, had spotted the 21-year-old on the ship after it departed from South Africa, where Gay had been working for six months, before they 'became intimate'. He claimed she had begun 'frothing at the mouth' and he committed the 'beastly' act of throwing her body out of the porthole in a panic. The killer wasn't believed - Camb was initially sentenced to hang but avoided capital punishment as a no-hanging bill was being discussed in parliament at the time. "The House of Commons has, by its vote, saved the life of the brutal lascivious murderer who thrust the poor girl he had raped and assaulted through a porthole of the ship to the sharks," said Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Released in 1959, Gay's killer was later convicted of further sexual offences and 20 years later, he died behind bars. The actress's body was never found. Enduring mystery Amy Lynn Bradley was seen on the balcony of her family cabin aboard the Rhapsody Of The Seas in the early hours of March 24, 1998. But when her father Ron checked on his daughter at 6am, she was nowhere to be seen. Amy's shoes were still on the balcony but her lighter and cigarettes had vanished with her. Ron searched the ship and when he couldn't find his daughter, he woke up his wife Iva and their son Brad. The family begged the crew to make an announcement and not let anybody off the ship at the port of Curacao until Amy had been found, in case of abduction. The announcement her family had begged for was made at 7.50 am, by which point the majority of Royal Caribbean passengers had disembarked and crew searched common areas - but not passenger and staff rooms. What happens to Amy remains a mystery today - did she go overboard? Mum Iva claimed Amy had received a lot of attention from crew members on the ship and her family pointed out that she was a strong swimmer and trained lifeguard. Amy was declared dead after 12 years but many people have come forward to claim sightings of her since then, including speculation she was sex trafficked after leaving the ship. Disney disappearance Rebecca Coriam, 24, was working on the Disney Wonder cruise ship when she disappeared on May 22, 2011. The vessel was sailing off the coast of Mexico when the youth activity worker from Chester was spotted on surveillance video talking on one of the ship's internal phones. Rebecca appeared very upset and was asked if she was ok by a fellow employee in the crew lounge, appearing to say yes before hanging up the phone and walking away. What happened next remains a mystery but a common theory is she was swept overboard by a rogue wave while at the crew pool. Others alleged foul play and blamed the crew member's upset on a turbulent relationship. Rebecca's family made an out of court settlement with the entertainment giant in 2016. Date rape drug Dianne Brimble left Sydney, Australia on P&O's Pacific Sky on September 23, 2002 with her daughter Tahlia, sister Alma Wood and niece Kari Ann. Later that evening, she headed to the ship's nightclub and her daughter woke up the following morning with her mother nowhere to be seen. Alma was later called to the ship's medical centre where she was told her sister had died. Dianne's naked body had been found on the floor of a cabin occupied by four unknown men. 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Scottish Sun
2 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Cops issue fresh update and new pic of missing Brit tourist who vanished after flying to Tenerife three weeks ago
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The Sun
2 days ago
- The Sun
Cops issue fresh update and new pic of missing Brit tourist who vanished after flying to Tenerife three weeks ago
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