Join Grimsby Live on Facebook - Like our Facebook page to get the latest news in your feed and join in the lively discussionsįind GrimsbyLive on Twitter - For breaking news and the latest stories Get behind the scene at court - with The Grimsby Court Mouse on Facebook It led White to go out into the street in the early hours, with a child, shouting "Help, help, help."įollow our court coverage on Twitter with gtmarknaylor Severe mental anguish at his situation combined with drinking half a bottle of rum and 10 or 11 beers and using cocaine proved a dangerous cocktail before the alarming incident. He also admitted child cruelty by acting in a manner likely to cause unnecessary suffering to the girl. He had previously, before Grimsby Magistrates' Court, admitted a charge of possessing a kitchen bread knife in public in Mollison Avenue, Cleethorpes. He appeared in custody before Grimsby Crown Court and admitted making to police officers a threat that he would kill the girl on May 3. 'She'll be safer with me in Heaven' - what man told police as he held knife to toddler's throat.Get the latest Grimsby Live news with our email newsletters.White, 32, of Sea View Street, Cleethorpes, seems to have been particularly badly affected.įrom what the defence said in court, it seems to have sparked a meltdown that ended with him grabbing the girl, and holding a knife to her neck. More than 17,000 in North East Lincolnshire have been affected.įor some, it has been a living nightmare because many of them will feel that they have lost their sense of purpose as well as being trapped within four walls for days on end. Millions of other workers across the country have been furloughed under the Government job retention scheme that guarantees that they will receive up to 80 per cent of their wages. It formed a key plank of his defence when he appeared in court for the first time and his solicitor asked him to be allowed bail. The scene in Mollison Avenue before police arrested Dean White (Image: GrimsbyLive)
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