Trial date for Ipswich pair accused of robbery and falsely imprisoning

The trial of an Ipswich man and a woman accused of robbery and falsely imprisoning a man will take place next year <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i>
The trial of an Ipswich man and a woman accused of robbery and falsely imprisoning a man will take place next year (Image: Newsquest)
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The trial of  an Ipswich man and a woman accused of robbery and falsely imprisoning a man will take place in March next year. 

Before Ipswich Crown Court for a plea and trial preparation hearing on Monday (November 9) were Rebecca Edgley, 41, of Brightwell Close, Ipswich, Colin Weeding, 37, of no fixed address and Joseph Jay., 41, of Thompson Road, Ipswich.

They all pleaded not guilty to robbing a man of a bank card and mobile phone, falsely imprisoning him, burglary and fraud. 

The offences are alleged to have been committed on October 7 this year.

Their trial, which is expected to last five or six days, is expected to get underway on March 8 next year.

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