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Woman charged following incident involving criminal damage to police car

By Gary Skentelbery on 21st December 2023 4:00 pm Crime, News

UPDATED: A 20-year-old woman has been charged following a CCTV appeal after a police car was deliberately damaged on Bridge Street, Warrington.

Olivia Pennington was arrested and subsequently charged with criminal damage.

The 20-year-old, of Arden, Widnes, has been released on conditional bail to appear at Warrington Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday 24 January.

The charge relates to an incident on Bridge Street, Warrington, on Saturday 2 December in which a police car was damaged.
She was arrested following a CCTV appeal.

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DANNY SMITH on 20th December 2023 8:20 pm 8:20 pm

WHATS HER NAME?

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- David on 21st December 2023 8:58 pm 8:58 pm
  
  It’s on there Olivia Pennington
  
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  - DANNY SMITH on 21st December 2023 9:41 pm 9:41 pm
    
    is now, wasnt before
    
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    - Gary Skentelbery on 21st December 2023 11:26 pm 11:26 pm
      
      That’s because people are only named after they have been charged.
      
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Davy Boy Smith on 22nd December 2023 1:31 pm 1:31 pm

Unless they stab a trans girl to death on a park that is Gary

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- DANNY SMITH on 23rd December 2023 11:18 am 11:18 am
  
  well said, so Gary is wrong then
  
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  - Gary Skentelbery on 23rd December 2023 4:19 pm 4:19 pm
    
    No, he isn’t! It’s police policy to only release names when people are charged – and also our policy.
    
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- Gary Skentelbery on 23rd December 2023 4:17 pm 4:17 pm
  
  What on earth are you going on about? – that has nothing to do with this case. In the case you are referring to they have been charged and convicted and still not named until sentencing. In this case, as soon as the suspect was charged and the police released the name we published it.
  
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