Kent Messenger Maidstone

Ammonia man behind bars

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A clubber has been locked up after he was found to be carrying a bottle of dangerous liquid in a Herne Bay nightspot.

Fred Ketteringh­am, 20, was in The Front in Central Parade when revellers alerted police to the bottle of ammonia solution.

Ketteringh­am, from Kemsley near Sittingbou­rne, was found and arrested.

He pleaded guilty to possession of a noxious liquid at Folkestone Magistrate­s’ Court last week.

Magistrate­s sent him to a young offenders’ institute for 16 weeks. Tributes have been paid to a well known Saturday and Sunday league football player who died suddenly.

Friends and team-mates have expressed their shock and sadness at the death of Andy Hone.

All games in the Ashford and District Sunday League were asked to observe a minute of applause before kick-off.

News of Mr Hone’s death was published on the Sunday league’s website on Saturday, but the circumstan­ces are not yet known.

The popular 43-year-old fatherof-two had played for Ashford Dynamo Football Club since the age of 15, making a club record 1,200 appearance­s in a range of positions.

The postal worker had also played for Shadoxhurs­t and Aldington and was a trophy-winning darts player.

An inquest was due to open yesterday (Thursday).

 ??  ?? Andy Hone played for the Ashford Dynamo
Andy Hone played for the Ashford Dynamo

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