Aylesbury Crown Court Sentencing Results

Jordan Fowler, a 29-year-old from Old Tea Warehouse, Wycombe, conducted a shoplifting spree between October 6, 2024, and November 20, 2024, stealing goods worth £3,154.56 from various stores including Co-Op, B&M, Sainsbury's, and Marks and Spencer in High Wycombe, Marlow, and Princes Risborough. He stole items such as confectionery, energy drinks, washing products, wine, hair straighteners, coats, meat products, laundry items, razors, electric toothbrushes, perfume, and household goods. He was arrested on February 4, 2025, after drugs were found on him, and he admitted to the offences.

Tunbi Eyite was stopped in a hire car in Holmer Green on March 25, 2025, and attempted to evade police by running through several gardens while barefoot and wearing a dressing gown, eventually hiding under a parked vehicle. Police arrested him and discovered a stash of Class A drugs, a mobile phone, and a set of keys he had discarded. A subsequent search of an address linked to him uncovered crack cocaine, heroin, a large sum of cash, and items related to the production of crack cocaine.

Elvis Nosakhare, 41, met the mother of the victim on an online dating website and engaged in sexual activity with her underage daughter in the Thames Valley area. The incidents occurred at his address in Sheelin Grove, Bletchley. He was convicted following an investigation by Thames Valley Police, which described the acts as a disgusting betrayal of trust.

Muhammad Arshad subjected two women to a campaign of horrific sexual abuse between January 2018 and July 2024. He enslaved, raped, and assaulted them, holding one woman in servitude between 2019 and 2024 during which he repeatedly raped and assaulted her. He was found guilty of modern slavery, common assault, threatening to disclose a private sexual image, seven counts of rape, two counts of assault, and three counts of sexual assault.

Bereket Mehertab, 38, of Melrose Close, Hillingdon, played a role in a county drugs line that supplied crack cocaine and heroin from London to Wycombe. The operation was uncovered through a joint investigation in June 2023, leading to his arrest on July 12, 2023.

William Blenkarn, owner of MJB Events Limited and MJB Entertainment Group Ltd, fraudulently obtained £50,000 in Covid support funds by applying for multiple Bounce Back loans in May 2020, despite being entitled to only one. He transferred £41,000 from the first company's account to the second, which was newly established, and failed to deliver required accounting records to liquidators, leaving creditors deprived of funds.

Gulled Adan, 27, of Avondale Drive, Hillingdon, was involved in a county drugs line that operated from London to Wycombe, supplying crack cocaine and heroin in June 2023. He was part of a gang investigated by the Metropolitan Police's Operation Orochi team and was arrested on July 12, 2023, along with others.

On November 19, 2022, Nikesh Mistry was driving a silver BMW near the Walton roundabout in Milton Keynes when he had a confrontation with a motorcyclist. He intentionally swerved his vehicle to force the motorcyclist off the road, causing the rider to be thrown over a bridge and sustain serious injuries. Mistry then lost control and crashed head-on into another vehicle, resulting in serious injuries to its front passenger.

Mary McCann was driving a Vauxhall Astra with three children while under the influence of alcohol. At around 11.10pm on August 9, 2021, on the M1 near Milton Keynes, between junctions 14 and 15, she was driving at 72mph in a 60mph zone. Her car drifted into the lorry's lane, leading to a collision that caused her vehicle to spin. Her children, four-year-old Lilly McCann and 10-year-old Smaller Peter McCann, were not wearing seatbelts; Lilly was thrown from the car and found on the roadside, while Smaller was flung around the backseat and found slumped in the footwell. Both children died at the scene. A two-year-old girl passenger was not badly hurt, and the lorry driver, Simon Denton, suffered whiplash.

Kandice Barber, a 35-year-old married teacher, groomed a 15-year-old boy by adding him on Snapchat in September 2018 and quickly exchanging sexual messages. She sent topless images of herself and a live video of herself masturbating. She met the boy in a private field where they had sex, threatened to 'bring him down' if he revealed the relationship, and later claimed to be pregnant to manipulate him further. This occurred while she worked as a school cover supervisor, breaching her duty to safeguard students.