When news happens get involved. Send your pictures, views and video to us by text and email
1:30pm Friday 3rd April 2009 in News
A MAN has been charged after allegedly making threats with a firearm close to Hooke Court School, near Beaminster.
Armed police were called to a house in the village shortly before 1pm on Wednesday following reports that a man had made threats against someone he knew.
Lee Marsh, 40, from Hooke, was arrested and charged with a public order offence. Following normal procedures officers seized a number of lawfully held firearms from the address. Police said was no suggestion that the man had threatened members of the public with the weapons.
Marsh appeared before Weymouth magistrates on Thursday and was released on bail until June 2 for trial.
Some 30 pupils aged between five and 13 attend independent Hooke Court School. A residential study centre also operates on the site.
Find your next job whether local or beyond
Search Now »
Find the perfect partner for you right now
Search Now »
Find your dream home from our extensive listings
Search Now »
Find your new car in just a couple of clicks
Search Now »