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Police were called to Avondale Road, Farnworth, nearits junction with Mount Pleasant Road at around midnight on Sunday.

They found a man had been attacked.

Police confirmed no arrests have been made in connection with the incident.

A GMP spokesperson said: We were called to a report of an assault from a group with weapons of a man on Avondale Road, Farnworth at around midnight on Sunday, March 26 2023.

Injuries sustained are believed not to be life threatening.

No arrests made at this time and enquiries are ongoing.

Police maintained a presence on the street into the afternoon on Monday.

Crime scene investigation teams were called with part of the streetsealed off by police.

Later in the day Bolton Councils neighbourhood team were called to clean up the blood which had remained on the pavement.

Nearby residents spoke of their shock at what had taken place.

Lloyd Burgess has lived in the area for two years.

He said a friend had told him he saw CCTV where there was a disturbance with some thought to be armed with some form of bats.

He added: "It happened in the early hours.

"There police were here.

"I used to live on Highfield road before I moved here, most of the stuff happened there before they got rid of the cashpoint, that got done in a lot.

"There is a good community here, everyone speaks to everyone, we are good friend and we look out for each other.

"It is a bit unusual for it to happen here."

Another nearby resident said she was up all night as a result.

She said: "Somebody got assaulted in the middle of the night.

"It must have been about 1am or something like that.

"The crime scene investigation were here this morning, they had cones out."

She said she had been up all night as a result, adding: "It is a bit strange them being here all night.

"The crime scene investigation left around 1.45pm."

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Police and crime scene investigation units descended on Sackville Close,a smallcul-de-sac off Drakes Way, in numbers on Friday after the incident on March 23.

A man was left with potentially life-changing injuries after being shot in the arm on Thursday evening.

The victim took himself to the hospital from the scene at around 9.15pm with a gunshot wound, where he was treated for his injury.

Following this, an investigation into the shooting was launched by Wiltshire Police, and the small street has been a crime scene since.

Several police cars were spotted parked along Drakes Way, and in Sackville Close itself, with police officers, PCSOs and detectives overseeing the scene.

Police tape was put up at the end of the cul-de-sac, strung from fences at either side of the street, blocking off public access to the row of homes at the end of it.

A forensics officer taking a picture of the front door of a house at the crime scene of the Sackville Close shooting in Swindon (Image: Newsquest)

A forensic police van was also in attendance, withinvestigators wearing white suits and masks concentrating their efforts on one of the houses.

As of 1pm one of these forensic officers could be seen going in and out of the house carrying boxes of various things.

At one point photographs were taken of the house's front door, and the two cars in the driveway at the front of the house.

A wheelie bin was searched as well.

A short while later a flatbed truck arrived to help police seize a vehicle as part of their investigations. Itloaded one of the two cars at the property - a white Mercedes -onto the back of it and then drove away.

Wiltshire Police are now appealing for any witnesses who may be able to shed some light on the incident.

A spokesperson for Wiltshire Police said: "We have launched an investigation after a man suffered a potentially life-changing injury to his arm in an incident near Sackville Close, Swindon, [Thursday]evening

"We are still in the early stages of our investigation and our enquiries are ongoing. No arrests have currently been made.

"A scene is currently in place in Sackville Close and members of the public are likely to see an increased police presence in the area while we investigate.

"Any witnesses or anyone with information is urged to contact us on 101 quoting reference 54230031363"

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Actress Karen Bethzabe is known for portraying Elena Reyes in seasons 2 and 3 of The Walking Dead spinoff seriesFear the Walking Dead.Deadline reports that Bethzabe will star in a new series, Casa Grande.

The limited bilingual series, created by Lauren Swickard and Ali Afshar, follows the reality and conflicts experienced by Californias migrant workers and the landowners who employ them. Casa Grande is described as an upstairs/downstairs story transposed from turn-of-the-century English countryside to rural America.

Casa Grande was recently picked up by Freevee and will premiere on May 1, 2023. The English and Spanish language series consists of 5 one hour episodes.

In addition to Bethzabe, the cast includesJohn Pyper-Ferguson (The 100, Suits), Christina Moore (That 70s Show, 90210), Madison Lawlor (Juniper), Karen Bethzabe (Babylon), Javier Bolaos (All American), Raquel Dominguez (Chicago Med), James Marsters (Buffy The Vampire Slayer), Kate Mansi (Days of Our Lives), Daniel Edward Mora (Coco), Loren Escandon (The Baxters), and Ali Afshar (Hes Just Not That Into You).

Bethzabe shared the news on social media.

Fans of Fear the Walking Dead remember her characterElena who lived at the Rosarito Beach Hotel, where at the onset of the outbreak, during a wedding, one guest reanimates. Elena and her nephew locked the doors to prevent the spread, closing the remaining guests inside with the walker. She had to live with this decision, and she attempted to redeem herself by caring for others. Her performance in this role would gain her international recognition.

She is also known for her roles in Babylon, Listen, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Dead Men, and more.

Next, Bethzabe will star in a short film that she writes and stars in, The Carnival King.

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Quentin Tarantino was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, on March 27, 1963, but lived for twenty years, until he was 22, in the South Bay, south of Los Angeles, with his mother. Tarantino dropped out of school at 17 to teach acting classes and support himself with odd jobs.

At 22, he moved to Manhattan Beach, where, along with Roger Avary and Jerry Martinez, Tarantino would turn "Video Archives" into a makeshift film school. Tarantino spent several frustrating years writing and trying to get two screenplays that were intended to be his directorial debut off the ground.

His first two scripts, Natural Born Killers and Point Blank Love, made possible the production of his first recognized film, Reservoir Dogs (1992).

Quentin Tarantino presented the feature film at the Sundance Film Festival. It was highly acclaimed by critics. Empire magazine named it the best independent film of all time.

He has won two Oscars for Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained, which also won the Bafta Award and the Golden Globes. Tarantino's films are characterized by a very particular aesthetic of violence.

Quentin Tarantino's net worth as a director, screenwriter, actor and producer is approximately $120 million, according to specialty site celebrity networth.com.

Quentin usually receives a $20 million advance for his standard directing/producing/writing work on his own films. He also owns a generous percentage of the profits from his films, which can translate into a total per-film haul of $30-40 million in some cases.

Filmography

These are the films in which Quentin Tarantino has participated as director, screenwriter or producer.

1987: My Best Friend's Birthday.

1992: Reservoir Dogs.

1993: True Romance; Iron Monkey.

1994: Pulp Fiction; Natural Born Killers; Sleep with Me; Killing Zoe.

1995: Four Rooms; Desperado; Johnny Destiny; Dance Me to the End of Love; ER.

1996: Girl Six; Open Till Dawn; Curdled.

1997: Jackie Brown.

1999: Open Till Dawn 2; Open Till Dawn 3.

2000: Little Nicky.

2002-2004: Alias.

2003: My Name is Modesty.

2003-2004: Kill Bill (Vol. I and II).

2004: Jimmy Kimmel Live!

2005: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation; Sin City; Daltry Calhoun; Hostel.

2006: Freedom's Fury

2007: Grindhouse; Sukiyaki Western Django; Hostel: Part II.

2008: Hell Ride.

2009: Inglourious Basterds.

2011: Hostel: Part III.

2012: The Man with the Iron Fists; Django Unchained.

2015: The Hateful Eight

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Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer announced on March 24, 2023, Charles Sharkey, Jr., 33, of Jackson Township, was charged with four counts of Aggravated Assault, four counts of Assault by Auto, Unlawful Taking of a Means of Conveyance, Causing Death or Injury While Driving with a Suspended or Revoked Drivers License, and multiple motor vehicle summons, in connection with a serious motor vehicle crash that occurred on March 23, 2023, in Toms River.

On Thursday, March 23, 2023, at approximately 4:00 p.m., Officers from the Toms River Police Department responded to the area of Route 70 and Massachusetts Avenue for a report of a serious motor vehicle crash. Initial investigation by responding officers revealed that a 2022 Dodge Ram 1500, operated by Sharkey, was traveling eastbound on Route 70 approaching the cross street of Massachusetts Avenue. Sharkey failed to stop at the red light at the intersection, and grazed the rear of a 2016 Honda CRV which had been travelling westbound on Route 70 and turning left onto Massachusetts Avenue. Sharkey then struck a 2017 Subaru Impreza also attempting to make a left-hand turn onto Massachusetts Avenue from Route 70 westbound which contained a male adult driver and three juvenile passengers. As a result, the Impreza was pushed backward and rotated in a clockwise manner. The Dodge Ram operated by Sharkey overturned and came to final rest on the driver-side; the vehicle caught fire and sustained heavy fire damage. In the process of the vehicle overturning, a 2021 Lexus RX 350 was grazed and sustained minor damage.

As a consequence of the crash, the adult driver of the Impreza and two of the juvenile passengers were taken to Jersey Shore University Medical Center (JSUMC) in Neptune Township for treatment of minor injuries; they were subsequently released. The third juvenile passenger of the Impreza was also taken to JSUMC with serious injuries, and is presently listed in critical condition.

Further investigation revealed that Sharkey had been driving erratically and was utilizing a cellular device just prior to the crash. Additionally, it was learned that Sharkey had a suspended drivers license at the time of the crash, as well as two active warrants for his arrest. It was also determined that the Dodge Ram was a rental vehicle taken by Sharkey without the renters consent. Sharkey was placed under arrest at the scene. He was transported to Monmouth Medical Center-Southern Campus in Lakewood for treatment of his injuries. While at the hospital, Detectives obtained a warrant for a draw of Sharkeys blood; the laboratory results relative to the blood draw remain pending. Sharkey was transported to the Ocean County Jail, where he is currently lodged pending a detention hearing. Further charges may be forthcoming.

Prosecutor Billhimer commends the Ocean County Prosecutors Office Vehicular Homicide Squad, Toms River Township Police Department, Toms River Township Police Department Detective Bureau, and Ocean County Sheriffs Office Crime Scene Investigation Unit, for their combined and collective effort in connection with this investigation.

The charges referenced above are merely accusations and the press and public are reminded that all defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

R.P.C. 3.6(b)(6).

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