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Guernsey's Shocking Arrests: Dangerous Driving and Child Exploitation

2/3/2026

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A 34-year-old man was arrested in Guernsey for dangerous driving after crashing into three parked vehicles on St George's Esplanade.
Police say the driver fled the scene.
Former Guernsey chief minister Jonathan Le Tocq was sentenced to nine years for child exploitation charges.
A by-election to fill his seat is scheduled for April 29.
Critics say Sir Keir Starmer has been slow to address Lord Mandelson's Epstein associations.

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A 34-year-old man was arrested in Guernsey for dangerous driving after crashing into three parked vehicles on St George's Esplanade.
Police say the driver fled the scene.
Former Guernsey chief minister Jonathan Le Tocq was sentenced to nine years for child exploitation charges.
A by-election to fill his seat is scheduled for April 29.
Critics say Sir Keir Starmer has been slow to address Lord Mandelson's Epstein associations.