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Following international cooperation a man from Sussex has been jailed over sex offences.
Roderick MacDonald, also known as Robinson, was handed over to police at Gatwick Airport after being extradited from Malta under the terms of a European Arrest Warrant.
The 77 year-old pleaded guilty to three offences of failing to comply with notification requirements while a registered sex offender.
MacDonald was sentenced to 44 months imprisonment.
An investigation has been launched into a series of burglaries in Crawley.
Four houses were broken into during the night of Wednesday 11th into Thursday 12th November.
Two incidents occurred in Boundary Close; one in Crosspath and one in Kilnmead – all in the Northgate area of Crawley.
Laptops, phones, tablets and watches were taken from three addresses. A black Toyota Yaris was stolen from the driveway of one of the properties after the car-keys were stolen from inside the house.
Two early goals from loan striker Rhys Murphy helped Crawley to a 2-1 League 2 victory against Bristol Rovers on Saturday- their fourth home win in a row.
In the Ryman league Merstham enjoyed a 1 nil home win against Canvey Island while East Grinstead Town drew 1 all at home to Corinthian Casuals.
South Park suffered a 5 – 1 hammering at Hastings United and Three Bridges also succumbed 3 – 2 at home to Carshalton Athletic.
But it was a good result elsewhere for Horley Town who ran out 2 -1 winners in their home encounter with Bedfont Sports.
The main A25 road in Reigate was blocked for a time on Saturday afternoon due to a car fire.
Susy listener Andy Baker told us that a vehicle had caught fire around 1pm close to the bus stop near Eversfield Road.
The fire was brought under control by Surrey Fire and Rescue service around 1:30pm and the road was re-opened shortly afterwards.
An ambulance also attended the scene but we do not have details of any injuries.
Four people from Crawley have been sentenced following a fight at Bewbush Community Park in the town last year.
Doris Robertson, of St Aubins Close, Broadfield; her sons Hansley, and Kenny Robertson and a 17-year old boy appeared at Lewes Crown Court last Thursday (19 November).
The Robertsons all received suspended jail sentences for various offences including violent disorder and the boy was required to attend a youth work project, was also given a 14 months Youth Rehabilitation Order and was ordered to carry out 80 hours unpaid work.
A police spokesman said that the incident resulted from a series of local disputes but that Bewbush remained largely a safe neighbourhood.