Bournemouth Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 188 verdicts at Bournemouth Crown Court (Bournemouth). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

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Akash Krishna Shrestha

Sexual assault *

Sentence

4 years 6 months imprisonment

In September 2021, Akash Krishna Shrestha followed a group into student accommodation in Bournemouth in the early hours, broke into a flat, and sexually assaulted a sleeping woman by climbing onto her bed, removing his trousers, kissing her, and placing his hands inside her knickers while pinning her. The victim escaped and alerted security. He then entered another room, pulled a blanket off a second woman who shouted, causing him to flee. The incident was captured on CCTV.

Admitted charges of sexual assault and trespass with intent to sexually assault. Judge Brian Forster QC highlighted the terror and lasting effects on victims, including loss of confidence, sleep disturbances, and heightened safety fears.

1 Jan 0001

Christopher Hole

Penetrative sexual activity with a child *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment

Christopher Hole, then 27 and from Weymouth, engaged in sexual activity with a 15-year-old girl on four occasions. Dorset Police received a third-party report on September 25, 2019. The victim confirmed the sexual activity. Hole attended a voluntary police interview and was issued a postal requisition for the offences.

Pleaded guilty to four counts of penetrative sexual activity with a child under the age of 16. Sexual Harm Prevention Order for 10 years. Placed on the sex offenders register for 10 years.

1 Jan 0001

Christopher James Attwood

Child sex offences *

Sentence

19 years imprisonment

Christopher James Attwood, of Countess Close, Poole, was convicted of multiple child sex offences, including two counts of rape, three counts of indecent assault, and two counts of sexual assault. The offences targeted young girls in the Bournemouth, Poole, and Southampton areas, with victims as young as primary school age. The first victim reported the abuse to Dorset Police in August 2018, detailing how she had been raped and sexually assaulted by Attwood at an address in Bournemouth in 2002, when she was 11 years old. A second victim came forward in March 2021, describing repeated sexual abuse by Attwood between 2001 and 2011, beginning when she was of primary school age. Dorset Police's Child Abuse Investigation Team conducted an investigation leading to Attwood's conviction after trial at Bournemouth Crown Court.

Found guilty after trial. Placed on the sex offenders' register for life and made subject to an indefinite sexual harm prevention order.

1 Jan 0001

Caleb Ollie Johnson

Aggravated burglary *

Sentence

8 years imprisonment

On 2 February 2022, Caleb Ollie Johnson and another man broke into a home in Godmanstone Close using a large hunting knife, stealing over £2,000 in cash and bank cards which were later used for fraudulent transactions totalling more than £80. Johnson also admitted theft of an electric bike and bicycle in Poole in 2020, and a robbery in Poole in February 2020 where he stole a woman’s handbag.

Pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary, possessing an offensive weapon, three counts of fraud, theft, robbery and an additional fraud offence.

1 Jan 0001

Chad Antony Martin Smedburg

Rape *

Sentence

10 years imprisonment with an extended licence period of 2 years

Chad Antony Martin Smedburg raped and repeatedly violently assaulted a female victim over a period of several months. The abuse involved repeated assaults and non-consensual sex despite the victim making it clear she did not consent. The victim reported the offences to police, supported by officers and an ISVA, leading to a detailed investigation by Dorset County CID.

Pleaded guilty to rape, three counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, breaching a suspended sentence order, unrelated driving matters and possession of class A and class B drugs.

1 Jan 0001

Benjamin David Jason Albin

Controlling and coercive behaviour *

Sentence

2 years and 6 months imprisonment

Benjamin David Jason Albin, 25, of Swanage, was convicted after a trial of controlling and coercive behaviour towards a former partner during a relationship in early 2021. He contacted the victim excessively, monitored her movements via a phone app, checked her phone, contacted her friends, and made threats including to kill her. He also caused criminal damage to her possessions. Mobile phone evidence supported the case.

Convicted after trial of controlling and coercive behaviour; previously admitted criminal damage. Made subject of a restraining order for 7 years.

1 Jan 0001

Benjamin Kenneth Fooks

Attempted robbery *

Sentence

20 months imprisonment

On the afternoon of September 11, 2022, Benjamin Kenneth Fooks, 35, walked into the Londis branch in Stour Road, Christchurch, and approached two female workers at the counter. He made threats before pulling a long screwdriver out of his pocket and repeatedly stabbing the shop counter with it. One staff member chased him out of the shop with a bottle and locked the door. Forensic analysis obtained a DNA match from a damaged chewing gum stand, leading to his arrest on October 14. He was sentenced on April 19, 2024.

Admitted attempted robbery and criminal damage. Victims experienced long-lasting anxiety and trauma. Bravery of staff noted by police.

1 Jan 0001

Brian Nutt

Rape *

Sentence

5 years imprisonment

Brian Nutt, aged 22 from the New Forest area, was convicted of raping a 16-year-old girl on a clifftop in New Milton, Hampshire, in August 2021. At the time of the offence, Nutt was 18 years old. The incident occurred after Nutt met the victim as part of a group of friends enjoying a social outing near the coastal cliffs. According to court proceedings at Bournemouth Crown Court, the interaction initially appeared consensual, with the pair kissing. However, Nutt proceeded to engage in sexual activity despite the victim clearly and repeatedly stating 'no' and resisting. The prosecution described it as a brutal violation of the victim's autonomy. Dorset Police investigated. Nutt showed no remorse in initial statements. In September 2024, Nutt was sentenced to five years' imprisonment.

Convicted of raping a 16-year-old girl. The victim repeatedly said 'no' and resisted. Judge emphasised the devastating impact on the victim.

1 Jan 0001

Coby Roper

Making and distributing indecent pseudo-images of children *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment suspended for 2 years

Coby Roper, a 21-year-old from Canberra Crescent, Littlemoor, Weymouth, pleaded guilty to making and distributing indecent pseudo-images of children. The charges included three counts of making indecent pseudo-images in categories A, B, and C, and three counts of distributing such images (two category A, one category B). Police found he had made 413 category A images, 571 category B images, and 895 category C images. The offences came to light following an investigation by Dorset Police.

Pleaded guilty to six counts of making and distributing indecent pseudo-images of children. Also ordered to complete 10 days Rehabilitation Activity Requirement, 200 hours unpaid work, and a sexual harm prevention order for 10 years. Required to register as a sex offender.

1 Jan 0001

Client In R V L

Sexual activity with patient *

Sentence

Suspended sentence

Mental health support worker alleged to have entered into an ongoing sexual relationship with a patient with complex mental health diagnoses. Contested multiple incident counts contrary to section 38 Sexual Offences Act 2003.

Pleaded guilty to one instance of sexual activity with patient and unauthorised access of NHS computer records. Successfully opposed Crown’s application to adduce hearsay evidence due to complainant’s unfitness.

1 Jan 0001

Chret Callender

Rape *

Sentence

7 years imprisonment

Chret Callender, a 28-year-old Trinidadian asylum seeker, raped a woman in her home in the early hours of June 14 after turning up uninvited following her night out at Bournemouth Pleasure Gardens. The victim recorded the attack on her phone, capturing her pleas of 'no' and 'please stop', which he ignored, pinning her face down, restraining her with his body weight, grabbing her wrist, and calling her names while demanding respect. He later said 'I have messed up'.

Found guilty of rape and sexual assault after denying charges. Judge Richard Fuller KC described the attack as 'animalistic and base' and condemned his 'warped sense of entitlement'. Faces deportation.

1 Jan 0001

Christopher Wellman

Inflicting grievous bodily harm without intent *

Sentence

14-month prison sentence suspended for 18 months, 200 hours unpaid work, £5,000 compensation

On 26 March 2025, in Walditch near Bridport, Dorset, Christopher Wellman was working at his mother-in-law's house near a shared entranceway with neighbours Colin and Helen Prior, playing loud music and using an electric saw. Mr Prior, 76, complained about the noise, put his foot on the saw after Wellman ignored him. Wellman shouted an insult, took a long back swing with a 3x4 piece of wood and struck Mr Prior on the right side of the face and ear with both hands. This fractured Mr Prior's cheekbone and eye socket wall, split his ear, caused a laceration requiring hospital treatment, loosened a tooth, and additional shoulder injury from falling onto a gate. The incident stemmed from ongoing neighbour dispute over planning for a massage business.

Admitted inflicting grievous bodily harm without intent. Judge Recorder Tom Day described the attack as unprovoked, unjustified and appalling but suspended sentence as it was out of character, impulsive and supported by character references. Restraining order for five years preventing contact with victims or entry to Walditch.

1 Jan 0001

Daniel Lee Coker

Fraud *

Sentence

six years seven months’ imprisonment

In November 2022, Daniel Lee Coker and associates cold-called a vulnerable elderly man in Dorchester, falsely claiming neighbours had recommended hedge trimming work. They performed minimal work, demanded excessive payment, and used aggressive tactics to extract a total of £36,600. The legitimate value of the work was assessed at only £3,500. Coker was identified as a principal offender.

Described by the judge as an experienced offender and on bail for other matters at the time. Victim impact statement read to court.

1 Jan 0001

Dale Clark

Causing serious injury by dangerous driving *

Sentence

3 years and 8 months imprisonment

On 11 April 2023 at around 9am, 38-year-old Dale Clark drove a Toyota Rav-4 at speed (estimated in excess of 40mph in a 30mph limit) while under the influence of alcohol and using a mobile phone. He collided with a woman in her 30s who was pushing an 11-month-old child in a pushchair on a pedestrian crossing in Redhill Avenue, Bournemouth. The child was unharmed but the woman suffered serious injuries to her head, pelvis, leg and spleen and was hospitalised in a life-threatening condition. Clark drove away from the scene but was identified by a witness who memorised his registration plate. He was arrested and provided a breath reading of 46 micrograms of alcohol per 100ml (legal limit 35).

Pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving and failing to stop at the scene of an accident. Also admitted drink driving. Banned from driving for six years (disqualification to start on release from prison).

1 Jan 0001

Dennis John Adkin

Rape *

Sentence

3 years 3 months imprisonment

Dennis John Adkin, a 49-year-old from Wimborne, Dorset, raped a woman in her own home on 13 November 2017. The victim reported the incident to police on 10 December 2017. Adkin was not charged until January 2020, leading to an almost three-year wait before the case reached trial at Bournemouth Crown Court. He was convicted following the trial. Judge Robert Pawson described the delays as 'excruciating' and said Adkin should have been charged two years earlier, leading to a reduced sentence. The victim stated that the attack forced her to move house and described ongoing trauma, including waking up fighting and shouting in her sleep and feeling constantly scared. The sentence was also influenced by coronavirus restrictions making prison conditions tougher.

Convicted after trial. Sentence reduced due to three-year delay in case proceedings; judge criticised police and CPS handling. Victim described severe anxiety, sleep disturbances, and moved house due to trauma. Also ordered to sign the sex offenders register and given an indefinite restraining order.

1 Jan 0001

Dean Anthony Pennett

Burglary *

Sentence

two years and eight months in prison

Dean Anthony Pennett broke into a flat in Wimborne High Street at around 11.20am on March 7, stealing a quantity of cash from a bedside drawer that had been raised for charity. He was identified via CCTV footage, arrested and charged with burglary.

The money stolen had been raised for charity. CCTV footage led to identification and arrest.

1 Jan 0001

Dean Goodwin

Rape and attempted murder *

Sentence

nine life sentences

Dean Goodwin, a registered sex offender, was released from prison and went on a violent crime spree in Bournemouth and Poole, Dorset. He committed five rapes and an attempted murder. He absconded after release, prompting a major police manhunt. He was eventually arrested outside a Sainsbury's supermarket in Parkstone. He admitted to all offences.

Pleaded guilty to multiple rapes and attempted murder. Judge described the acts as 'terrible acts of violence and humiliation.'

1 Jan 0001

Darren Salmon

indecent exposure *

Sentence

three-year community order with a 35-day accredited programme and a 30-day rehabilitation activity requirement

Darren Salmon, a gardener of Sarisbury Green, Southampton, exposed himself to women aged between 19 and 92 while carrying out work for them at various addresses in the Bridport area, Dorset. He claimed his trouser zip was broken or he had been stung by an insect before asking for assistance, at which point the victims realised he was exposing himself. The offences occurred between 1 August and 6 September 2018. He was arrested on 9 September 2018.

Admitted eight counts of indecent exposure. Placed on the sex offenders register for five years.

1 Jan 0001

David Merrick Taylor

Attempting to arrange or facilitate sexual activity with a child *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

David Merrick Taylor, of Havilland Road East, Bournemouth, began messaging an undercover police officer posing as a single mother with daughters aged eight and 11 on Chatiw on January 19, 2021. He sent pictures of himself and discussed explicit sexual activity with the girls, then arranged to meet at Bournemouth Pier days later. He arrived with a rucksack containing lubricant, condoms, sweets and binoculars, and was arrested.

Admitted a charge of attempting to arrange or facilitate sexual activity with a child at Poole Magistrates’ Court. Committed offence while subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order from a similar 2017 offence. Has autism and Asperger’s. Placed on sex offenders’ register indefinitely, with new SHPO terms at later hearing.

1 Jan 0001

Rickey Lee Thompson

Aggravated theft of a motor vehicle *

Sentence

six years in prison

Rickey Lee Thompson stole a tractor from the Litton Cheney area on March 31, 2023, which was later found damaged near Maiden Newton. On June 9, he stole a Range Rover from Nottington Lane near Weymouth, which was found in Abbotsbury after colliding with a wall. On July 5, he stole a white Nissan e-NV200 van from Martinstown near Dorchester, making slight contact with the victim. The van was found in Bridport on July 12. On July 6, a white tipper truck stolen from Burton Bradstock was found on fire in Jubilee Close, Weymouth. Thompson was linked to the offences through police investigation and arrested.

Admitted two counts of aggravated theft of a motor vehicle, as well as charges of taking a motor vehicle without the owner’s consent, assault, theft of a motor vehicle and arson. Also disqualified from driving for five years (ban to commence after release). Described as a prolific offender.

1 Jan 0001

Ricky Anthony Mills

Child sex offences *

Sentence

16 years imprisonment

Ricky Anthony Mills, a 47-year-old man from Shoeburyness, Southend-on-Sea, with previous connections to East Dorset, was convicted of 15 child sex offences, including sexual assault of a child under 13 and causing a child to engage in sexual activity. The offences occurred between August 2013 and November 2017 against a victim under the age of 13. The charges included five counts of sexual assault of a child under 13, six counts of sexual activity with a child, two counts of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, and two counts of causing a child to watch a sexual act. He denied all allegations but was found guilty on all counts after a nine-day trial at Bournemouth Crown Court. Sentencing took place on 19 August 2021.

Denied all allegations; found guilty after a nine-day trial. Judge Jonathan Fuller QC presided. Victim praised for bravery by Dorset Police's Child Abuse Investigation Team.

1 Jan 0001

Satwinder Singh

Attempted sexual assault *

Sentence

1 year imprisonment

In June 2023, Satwinder Singh attempted to sexually assault two teenage girls on Bournemouth beach. He first approached a 15-year-old girl who told him her age, but he still attempted to grope her breast before her sister intervened. Minutes later, he targeted two 17-year-old girls, pretending to assist one who had fallen from an e-scooter, and tried to grope her breast. Witnesses reported the incidents and police arrested him. Singh pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted sexual assault, and at Bournemouth Crown Court in May 2024 he was sentenced to one year's imprisonment.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted sexual assault. The judge condemned his 'selfish and predatory' conduct.

1 Jan 0001

Scott Matthew Cochrane

Fraud *

Sentence

three years seven months’ imprisonment

In November 2022, Scott Matthew Cochrane and associates cold-called a vulnerable elderly man in Dorchester, falsely claiming neighbours had recommended hedge trimming work. They performed minimal work, demanded excessive payment, and used aggressive tactics to extract a total of £36,600. The legitimate value of the work was assessed at only £3,500. Cochrane was identified as a principal offender and the proceeds were laundered.

Offending while on bail for other offences. Proceeds laundered through third-party accounts.

1 Jan 0001

Simon Anthony Jeff

Inflicting grievous bodily harm *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment

On 2 September 2022 at around 7.30pm, Simon Anthony Jeff approached a man in his 60s outside The Three Compasses pub in Charminster, Dorchester, and without warning punched him in the face. The victim lost consciousness, struck his head on the ground and sustained a bleed on the brain. Jeff then dragged the victim down steps by his ankles. Jeff was arrested the following day and later admitted the offence.

Admitted offence of inflicting grievous bodily harm. Described by police as a 'cowardly and completely unprovoked attack'.

1 Jan 0001

Peter Edwards

Bestiality *

Sentence

3-year community order

Peter Edwards, aged 36, from South Perrott, Dorset, sexually abused his pet Labrador dog, Max. An anonymous tip-off led Dorset Police to seize his mobile phone and computer devices, revealing disturbing videos and images of the abuse. He also encouraged or allowed Jonathan Barton to engage in bestiality with the dog. Edwards admitted making indecent images of children and possessing extreme pornographic images. Following his arrest, Edwards expressed concern for Max's welfare, and the dog was rehomed. Edwards exhibited autistic traits, high intelligence, and unusual attitudes, and had been signed off work with anxiety and depression. Judge Stephen Climie at Bournemouth Crown Court declined a custodial sentence, citing Edwards' vulnerability in prison and the potential for rehabilitation in the community.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual intercourse with an animal, one count of encouraging bestiality, three counts of making indecent images of a child, and three counts of possessing extreme pornographic images. Judge Stephen Climie described the acts as 'bizarre and utterly depraved'. The community order includes up to 60 rehabilitation activity days and a three-month curfew. A five-year criminal behaviour order prohibits Edwards from being alone with any dog unless accompanied by its owner. A sexual harm prevention order was imposed, and he must register on the sex offenders' register for five years. Breach could lead to 21 months' imprisonment.

1 Jan 0001

Richard John Haddlesey

Assault by touching of a child under 13 and inciting sexual activity with a child under 13 *

Sentence

8 years imprisonment

Richard John Haddlesey, a 52-year-old former supply teacher from Weymouth, Dorset, was sentenced at Bournemouth Crown Court on 8 December 2022 to eight years in prison for child sex offences committed between April 2013 and April 2015. The offences involved the repeated sexual abuse of a girl, beginning when she was in year four (around nine years old), including inappropriate touching of her genitals and inciting sexual activity. The abuse occurred on multiple occasions at an address in Weymouth. The victim disclosed the abuse at age 12 after seeing Haddlesey at her school. In her impact statement, she described feelings of constant shame, anger, and self-hatred but emphasised resilience. Haddlesey, of Abbotsbury Road, Weymouth, was convicted on two counts of assault by touching a girl under 13 and one count of inciting or causing a girl under 13 to perform sexual activity after a trial in November 2022. He must serve two-thirds of his sentence before release eligibility.

Convicted by jury on three counts: two of assault by touching a girl under 13 and one of inciting or causing a girl under 13 to perform sexual activity. Judge praised victim's extraordinary strength. Defendant was of otherwise good character and suffered from anxiety. Subject to a sexual harm prevention order and a restraining order.

1 Jan 0001

Penny Jayne Barney

Money laundering *

Sentence

12 months’ imprisonment suspended for 12 months, with a 7pm to 7am curfew for five months and ordered to pay £200 in compensation

Penny Jayne Barney (also known as Penny Jayne Small) assisted in laundering £25,000 of proceeds from the fraud by receiving and transferring funds through third-party accounts to disguise their criminal origin.

Judge Fuller KC said she had “laundered the money for financial gain” and “turned a blind eye” to its source.

1 Jan 0001

Morgan George Smith

Gross negligence manslaughter *

Sentence

3 years imprisonment

Morgan George Smith, 21, from Northampton, caused a fatal collision in Poole Harbour in the early hours of 2 May 2022. After drinking at a regatta prize-giving event at Poole Yacht Club, he agreed to ferry passengers including 24-year-old David Haw across the harbour in a rigid inflatable boat. Smith hit an illuminated metal Diver Buoy at nearly 30 knots, throwing Mr Haw into the water where he drowned. His body was recovered two weeks later. Smith was not trained for night-time operation, used a mobile phone for navigation, and neither he nor the passengers wore life jackets.

Caused fatal collision by recklessly speeding at night after drinking; not qualified to operate boat after dark; showed no regard for passenger safety.

1 Jan 0001

Timothy J Ross

Making indecent photographs of children *

Sentence

2-year community order with 25 days rehabilitation activity, Sexual Harm Prevention Order for 5 years, and sex offender registration for 5 years

Police received information that Ross was showing a keen interest in young boys. His home address was visited, computer equipment seized, and indecent images of boys aged 6 to 10 found on his devices. He gave a no comment interview but claimed no knowledge of the images. Convicted in August 2019 after pleading guilty; sentenced in September 2019.

Pleaded guilty on 8th August 2019 to 3 counts of making an indecent photograph/pseudo-photograph of a child and 1 count of possessing extreme pornographic images. Fitness to practise impaired; struck off medical register by HCPTS. Barred from Children's and Adults' Lists by DBS on 7th December 2019.

1 Jan 0001

Tomasz Willmington

Possessing indecent images of children *

Sentence

14 weeks imprisonment, suspended for 15 months, with 100 hours unpaid work

In October 2022, police monitoring Tomasz Willmington's laptop as part of a sexual harm prevention order discovered indecent photographs of children, a prohibited image of a child, and extreme pornographic images involving dogs. He had been convicted in July 2022 of possessing pornographic images of children and was given a community order and a ten-year prevention order in August 2022. Willmington admitted the new offences and pleaded guilty to making an indecent photo of a child, possessing a prohibited image, and possessing an extreme pornographic image. He lived with his mother at Northport Drive, Wareham, Dorset, and had started working to aid his rehabilitation.

Pleaded guilty to three counts. He had received a three-year community order in August 2022 for similar sex offences and was under a ten-year sexual harm prevention order when he reoffended just two months later. The judge noted his rehabilitation progress and imposed new prevention orders lasting seven years.

1 Jan 0001

Thomas David Brown

Possessing a prohibited firearm *

Sentence

5 years in prison

Thomas David Brown, of no fixed abode, was arrested after a revolver was found in his room at the George Hotel, High Street North, Poole on October 20, 2022. The firearm was examined and confirmed to be viable. He was sentenced after pleading guilty.

Pleaded guilty to possessing a prohibited firearm.

1 Jan 0001

Tim Stephens

Child sex offences *

Sentence

30 months imprisonment

Tim Stephens, a former world karate champion and instructor from Poole, committed a series of child sex offences between 2005 and 2011. Police discovered more than 38,000 indecent images of children on his computers and hard drives. He admitted attempting to cause a child to watch a sexual act, voyeurism, distributing and making indecent images, and taking indecent photographs. He attempted to send an indecent picture of himself to a pupil via mobile phone, but the message could not be received due to the phone model. He was arrested in July 2012 and pleaded guilty in February 2013.

Pleaded guilty to 43 child sex offences. Banned from working with children and placed on the sex offenders register for life.

1 Jan 0001

Steven Wenzel

Inflicting grievous bodily harm *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment

Steven Wenzel punched a man in his 50s in the face at the Upton Social Club in Poole Road shortly before 4.24pm on Saturday, October 12, 2024. The attack left the victim with a fractured skull and blood clots on the brain. Wenzel was arrested after a quick investigation by Dorset Police and faced trial at Bournemouth Crown Court on July 31 and August 1, where he was convicted for inflicting grievous bodily harm without intent.

Convicted after trial. Detective Constable Fiona Napier stated there is “no excuse for Wenzel’s violent actions”.

1 Jan 0001

Stuart John Aldridge

Rape *

Sentence

18 years' imprisonment

Stuart John Aldridge, aged 52 and of Bournemouth, committed historical child sex offences against two girls over a period of around 10 years, starting in the late 1990s. One victim disclosed the offences to police in April 2019 and the second was interviewed the following month. Aldridge was arrested and charged.

Convicted after trial of rape, two charges of indecent assault and two counts of sexual activity with a child.

1 Jan 0001

Sonny Michael Foster

Aggravated burglary *

Sentence

6 years and 6 months imprisonment

On 2 February 2022, Sonny Michael Foster and another man broke into a home in Godmanstone Close using a large hunting knife, stealing over £2,000 in cash and bank cards which were later used for fraudulent transactions totalling more than £80.

Convicted of aggravated burglary.

1 Jan 0001

Yusuf Muzil

Causing death by dangerous driving *

Sentence

12 years imprisonment

On June 15, 2023, Yusuf Muzil drove a Lexus GS300 at excessive speed on the A338 in Dorset, colliding with the back of a Nissan Micra that was slowing for the Ashley Heath roundabout. The collision caused the Micra to leave the road. George Greaves, 31, the front seat passenger, was pronounced dead at the scene. Two other occupants suffered serious injuries. Muzil and two others fled the scene after removing a black holdall and registration plates. Muzil was arrested following a search involving NPAS and a dog unit.

Admitted causing death by dangerous driving and two charges of causing serious injury by dangerous driving. Also disqualified from driving for three years.

1 Jan 0001

Wanrong Liang

Possessing an imitation firearm with intent to cause fear of violence *

Sentence

5 years imprisonment

On 4 January 2023 at around 7.30pm, Wanrong Liang confronted a group of young people outside the Spar shop in Turlin Road, Poole, while brandishing an imitation black revolver. He shouted abuse, followed them into the shop waving the weapon, then left on an electric bike. Dorset Police arrested the 30-year-old after searches; an electronic incapacitation device and CS gas were also recovered from his Poole address. He was convicted of possessing an imitation firearm with intent to cause fear of violence, possessing a prohibited weapon (CS gas) and possessing a disguised firearm.

Appeared at court on the day of sentencing. No plea details stated.

1 Jan 0001

Wayne Legg

Causing death by driving without due care and attention *

Sentence

Community order with 150 hours unpaid work

On June 24, 2022, at around 9.50am, Wayne Legg was driving a Vauxhall Zafira along Heckford Road toward the junction with Wimborne Road in Poole. Edward ‘Ted’ Teggin, 89, was walking along the pavement on Wimborne Road. When the Zafira stopped at the junction, Mr Teggin proceeded to cross the road in front of the vehicle. Legg drove forward, colliding with Mr Teggin, who was taken to hospital but died on June 29. Legg failed to make sufficient checks of his surroundings as he pulled off from the junction.

Also disqualified from driving for 12 months. Pleaded guilty to causing death by driving without due care and attention.

1 Jan 0001

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Bournemouth Crown Court Sentencing Results

Akash Krishna Shrestha

Christopher Hole

Christopher James Attwood

Caleb Ollie Johnson

Chad Antony Martin Smedburg

Benjamin David Jason Albin

Benjamin Kenneth Fooks

Brian Nutt

Coby Roper

Client In R V L

Chret Callender

Christopher Wellman

Daniel Lee Coker

Dale Clark

Dennis John Adkin

Dean Anthony Pennett

Dean Goodwin

Darren Salmon

David Merrick Taylor

Rickey Lee Thompson

Ricky Anthony Mills

Satwinder Singh

Scott Matthew Cochrane

Simon Anthony Jeff

Peter Edwards

Richard John Haddlesey

Penny Jayne Barney

Morgan George Smith

Timothy J Ross

Tomasz Willmington

Thomas David Brown

Tim Stephens

Steven Wenzel

Stuart John Aldridge

Sonny Michael Foster

Yusuf Muzil

Wanrong Liang

Wayne Legg

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