Central Cambridgeshire Police

A Wisbech man has been jailed for four years after admitting he deliberately ran over his girlfriend's ex-husband multiple times.

Johnathan Leuty, 34, of Malt Drive, South Brink, was arrested on October 30 last year after he called police to admit what he had just done.

Police received a call at just after 11.30pm from Leuty saying he had tried to visit his girlfriend, but her ex-husband was there and was blocking the doorway, preventing him from entering the flat.

Officers found a man lying in the middle of the road after having potentially been run over.

Leuty called police again and said that while waiting for officers to arrive, he was provoked by the victim and had 'snapped' before running him over with his car.

Leuty made his was to Wisbech Police Station where he was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving, driving while under the influence of alcohol and attempted murder.

CCTV footage showed Leuty reversing his car then drive directly towards the victim, causing him to roll across the bonnet. He then turned his car round and drove over the victim, dragging him along the road under the car for a short distance, before stopping and reversing which released the victim from under the car.

The 30-year-old victim then hobbled across the road and hid between parked cars before Leuty rammed them in an attempt to injure the victim further.

Here is the CCTV of the incident:

A man who posted explicit pictures of a woman without consent has been given a suspended jail sentence.

21-year-old Christopher Noble, of Wellington Street, Eastgate, Peterborough had previously pleaded guilty to disclosing private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress and was sentenced at Peterborough Magistrates Court on January 7.

The court heard how Noble stored the pictures sent to him by the woman in the summer and later posted them online via video messaging application Snapchat.

Noble was given six weeks imprisonment suspended for 24 months.

He was also required to carry out 80 hours of unpaid work within the next 12 months.

Police officers searching for missing Gary Sanders have discovered a body.

Officers made the discovery in a secluded location, close to Sayers Street, in Huntingdon yesterday afternoon.

Formal identification is yet to take place, however the body is believed to be that of 43-year-old Gary Sanders, who was reported missing to police on Christmas Eve.

The death is currently being treated as unexplained.

Cambridgeshire Police are warning motorists to avoid the A14 Westbound near Swaffham Bulbeck and Rowley Mile, after a road traffic collision.

It has been closed and those out on the roads are being told to find alternative routes.

Police in Peterborough are to revisit the scene of a murder today in a bid to seek new witnesses to the crime.

Police will be putting up posters and handing out leaflets in Russell Street, where 18-year-old Mohammed Sanghar, known as Haroon, suffered serious injuries after being involved in an incident with a black Vauxhall Astra last Thursday.

Two men from Bedford have been charged with his murder.

A controlled explosion at an engine factory in Peterborough has been completed.

The operation was carried out due to an "unstable chemical" found at the plant. Police say all safety concerns have been satisfied.

Police are urging residents to stay in doors in Peterborough while a controlled explosion is carried out at an engineering plant.

Staff were evacuated from the Perkins site, which produces engines for use in construction and agriculture machinery, at around 1:30am this morning.

A spokeswoman for Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service said a fire engine is on standby at the scene but the service has so far not been involved.

Residents are part of Peterborough are being told to stay indoors while a controlled explosion takes place on an unstable chemical.

Staff were evacuated from Perkins on Frank Perkins Highway at 1:30am this morning.

A 500metre has been set up around the site and roads are currently closed.

Police say The chemical does not pose a risk to nearby residents, however people are being advised to stay indoors as a precaution.

A controlled explosion is due to take place in Peterborough in the next hour. It's after staff were evacuated from the Perkins engines site on the Frank Perkins Highway because of an unstable chemical. Residents are being advised to stay indoors. More follows...