All have been handed custodial sentences
Drug dealers, a one-punch killer and a cruel man who shook a baby so hard they were left permanently disabled were among those sent to prison in April 2023.
Laughing killer sent texts gloating about breaking the bones of his victim A kind, funny and friendly family man was killed with a single punch by a thug who "revelled in violence". Michael Hannan, 32, felled James O'Hara in the street before running away laughing. In the hours after the attack on October 19, 2021, Hannan posed for photos in a boxing stance and sent sickening text messages bragging about the attack.
Three of the men were arrested when a car was stopped on the motorway in Exeter in March last year and drugs with a street value of £21,000 were seized. The men had roles as couriers and runners and were directed by those above them in the chain. FULL STORY: Vile con artist tricked his way into pensioner's home and walked away with £11k of jewellery and 'precious memories of husband'
The judge added Robinson, of Walker Street, Preston, has four previous convictions for common assault, but has no previous convictions even approaching the seriousness of the attack on Mr Mashhadi in July 2022. Oakley, who had been taking cocaine, pressed a knife against her mum's throat. As her mum tried to defend herself, the knife struck her thumb causing a cut which bled for some time, Preston Crown Court heard.
The 35-year-old had three phones seized from his property. They revealed he had taken pictures and videos of himself carrying out the sexual offences against two young girls. Singleton was arrested and on September 28 last year was charged with 13 sexual offences including rape, sexual assault of a child and making indecent images of them. He was also charged with three further counts of making indecent images of children, the M.E.N reports.
Judge Richard Gioserano ordered Mushtaq to pay back £15, 259.86 and Dar to pay back the full benefit sum of £48, 435.30. Powell went on to quiz the teenager about sexual activity with her boyfriend and described sex with his ex partner. He then asked if he could touch the teenager sexually, but the girl said no. He asked if he could teach her to perform sex acts, but again she refused.
£1m amphetamine lab gang carried out dodgy dealings in Costco car park The gang behind a secret £1million amphetamine lab used a Costco car park for their dodgy dealings. Terence Earle, 48, played a “leading role” in a Merseyside-based organised crime gang which plotted to supply cocaine in England and Scotland and produce amphetamines in a “secret laboratory” north of the border, Liverpool Crown Court heard.
Manole and his victim travelled by taxi to Brierfield and went to a flat in Colne Road above a tyre garage, the flat described by the girl as 'dirty', with a 'number of pigeons in there'. It was while at the flat – with the door having been locked - that Manole’s mood changed. Preston Crown Court heard that campaign started when the woman took on a senior role of a computing business and found what she believed to be evidence of financial mismanagement and suspected fraud. Those previously involved in the company launched the campaign of abuse and Preston electrician Daniel Newby soon joined in.
Matthew Denton appeared at Liverpool Crown Court on Thursday after pleading guilty to one count of possession with intent to supply amphetamine, and one count of possession of cocaine. It comes after police officers stopped a Ford van driven by Denton’s dad near Lymm motorway services on the M6, and Denton was in the front passenger seat, on March 15 at around 10.15am.
“You chose to involve your father who was blissfully unaware of the cargo being carried but could have found himself in police custody for much longer than he was.” Footage from inside the base the group have been operating from shows members of the organised crime group putting on forensic suits to weigh out and cut the drugs. This was in excess of 200 kilos of amphetamine, along with mixing agents, made to be sold all over North and South England.
As he searched for a phone to call the child's parent, to ask her to collect the baby, he held the infant by the baby grow and shook with such force the baby suffered brain injuries. The baby suffered bleeding to the brain and bruising to the temporal lobe. Joseph Whittam, 32, sent hundreds of abusive texts and voicemails, including death threats to the woman and a man he wrongly thought she had started a relationship with. In August 2022, Whitton called the woman a "fat, ugly c***" and threatened to smash her face in.
FULL STORY: Jilted lover torched ex's car then threatened to burn down house where she lived with her kids Between 2016 and 2022 Christopher Taylor, of Athens View, Athletic Street, Burnley subjected his wife to a campaign of horrific abuse. He sent private photographs to her friend and forced her to have his name tattooed onto his body. Taylor kept an arsenal of weapons at the family home, including air rifles, daggers, a whip and imitation stun guns. He punched walls to intimidate his partner and withheld medicine after she suffered a stroke.
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