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Dingo: Andrej iš Bostono

Mes prašome padėti surasti lietuvį Andrej, kuris yra dingęs nuo lapkričio mėnesio.

Mūsų nerimas dėl jo vis didėja ir mes tiesiogiai kreipiamės į mūsų bendruomenes su prašymu: bet kuris asmuo, kuris jį galbūt yra matęs ar iš jo gavęs kokių nors žinių, turėtų susisiekti su mumis. 

Bet kokia informacija, kurią gausime, galimai padės mūsų tyrimui ir mes būsime dėkingi kiekvienam asmeniui, kuris atsilieps į mūsų prašymą ir mums pagelbės. 

Jei esate jį matę ar žinote, kur jis yra, prašome su mumis susisiekti taip: 

Skambindami numeriu 101 ir paminėdami incidentą Nr. 306, kuris registruotas 2021 m. lapkričio mėn. 02 d. 

Rašydami elektroninį laišką elektroninio pašto adresu  [email protected] – tik pavadinimo eilutėje (“Subject”) nepamirškite paminėti incidento numerio ir jo registravimo datos (“incident 306 of 2nd November 2021”)

Šią informaciją taip pat galite pranešti per nepriklausomą labdaros organizaciją “Missing People” (“Dingę asmenys”).

Galite paskambinti telefonu ar pasiųsti teksto žinutę numeriu 116 000 arba parašyti laišką elektroninio pašto adresu [email protected].

English release, last updated 4 January

Update: 

We are continuing to ask for help to find Andrej who has been missing since November.  We are getting increasingly concerned for him and ask anyone who may have seen or heard from him to get in touch.  

If you have seen him or know where he is, please contact us.

• By calling 101 quoting incident 306 of 2nd November.
• By emailing [email protected] – don’t forget to quote incident 306 of 2nd November in the subject line.
• Through the independent charity missing people. You can call or text 116 000 or email [email protected]

Original post – 4 November 2021

We are appealing for information to find missing man Andrej.

The 43-year-old was reported missing from his home in Boston.

Andrej is described as a white male who is 6ft tall with short, dark brown hair. He is of a slim build and has green eyes with a scar near his left eye. He was last seen wearing a black hoodie and black or grey trousers.

If you have seen him or know where he is, please get in touch.

• By calling 101 quoting incident 306 of 2nd November.
• By emailing [email protected] – don’t forget to quote incident 306 of 2nd November in the subject line.
• Through the independent charity missing people. You can call or text 116 000 or email [email protected]

Reference: Incident 306 of 2nd November

Lincoln City have made another move in the January transfer window, signing Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Jordan Wright on a permanent deal.

The 22-year-old joins the Imps on an 18-month contract after spending the past eight years at Championship side Nottingham Forest.

While at Forest, Wright enjoyed loan spells across the UK, including at Alfreton, Alloa Athletic in Scotland and Hereford.

He is the Imps’ fifth capture of the January window, having previously signed forwards Liam Cullen and Morgan Whittaker on loan from Swansea City, experienced striker John Marquis from Portsmouth, and teenage full back Brooke Norton-Cuffy on loan from Arsenal.

Jordan Wright, 22, has signed an 18-month contract with the Imps. | Photo: Lincoln City FC / Chris Vaughan Photography

Jordan said: “I’m pleased to get the deal done, I know I’m coming in as a number two but I’m looking forward to working with everyone and kicking on from there.

“I’ve been up and around the first-team at Forest and had some loans, I need to be challenging to be in the first team on a regular basis now.

“I’ve had a good chat with the goalkeeper coach Steve Croudson, and I am sure I can develop a lot under him.”

Goalkeeper Sam Long. | Photo: Lincoln City Football Club

The move is expected to pave the way for current Imps youngster Sam Long to go out on loan and gain valuable first team experience.

Lincoln City director of football, Jez George added: “This has been something that we have been working on for a while so that we have a permanent number two goalkeeper to provide cover for the first team and allow us the option of Sam Long getting out on loan to play regular senior football for his continued development.

“Jordan fits the bill perfectly for what we wanted, and we are delighted that he is joining us.”

Three vehicles have been seized and 14 dispersal orders issued after hare coursers were stopped in their tracks.

Our force control room received a report that a group of hare coursers were in the Moulton Eaugate area of Spalding on January 17 at 10.30am.

The Force’s new Rural Crime Team deployed to the area. It was reported that around 50 people attended what is believed to be a hare coursing match.  The rural crime team, with assistance from a dog unit, a drone unit, and our response officers disrupted their barbaric sport, resulting in three vehicles being seized and 14 dispersal orders issued. Investigations are ongoing into what offences may have taken place.

Rural Crime Sergeant Deborah Nunn said: “We would like to thank the public for reporting these offenses to us and I would urge residents to help us protect our rural communities from hare coursing by continuing to report anything they feel is suspicious.

“Our main focus is to deter criminals and support our rural crime communities.

“The aim of our new rural crime team is to stop criminals in their tracks by patrolling areas and attending incidents as soon as they are reported. We continue to ask anyone affected by crime to call us on 101, or call 999 to report a crime in action.”

If you have been a victim of crime, please call us on 101, or dial 999 to report a crime in action.