Cambridge Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 152 verdicts at Cambridge Crown Court (Cambridge). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

Mirgjen Hysa

Possession with intent to supply cocaine

August 8, 2025

Sentence: 2 years and 5 months imprisonment

On 22 May 2023, police executed a warrant at a property in Elfleda Road, Cambridge, where they found Mirgjen Hysa in possession of 27 bags of cocaine, £2,885 in cash, multiple mobile phones, and drug paraphernalia including scales and deal bags. Hysa, 27, from Whitehall Road, Walsall, was arrested and later sentenced.

Pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply cocaine and failing to surrender to police bail. PC Alex Macton commented on the commitment to tackling drug supply in Cambridgeshire and the impact on communities.

Sources: cambridgeindependent.co.uk

Danderson Decker

Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent

August 8, 2025

Sentence: three years and seven months imprisonment

Danderson Decker, 30, punched a fellow inmate unprovoked in the back of the head at HMP Peterborough on March 15, 2024. The victim was leaving his cell and had his back to Decker, resulting in the victim suffering a seizure and being taken to Peterborough City Hospital with serious injuries.

Pleaded guilty to grievous bodily harm with intent. DC James Walker-Harrison described the assault as brutal.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Ross Rawlins

Making indecent images of children

August 7, 2025

Sentence: 9 months imprisonment

Ross Rawlins uploaded indecent images of children to Snapchat in February 2023, with police discovering 600 illicit images on his device, including 186 Category A images.

Pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children and possession of extreme pornographic images.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Alvaro Ferreira

Engaging in Controlling and Coercive Behaviour

August 6, 2025

Sentence: 3 years and 10 months imprisonment

Alvaro Ferreira, 50, of Christie Drive, Huntingdon, regularly physically abused his victim throughout their relationship. He made threats to disfigure her to prevent her from reporting the abuse. In February 2024, he assaulted her, leading to a conviction for actual bodily harm and a suspended sentence in April 2024. After the victim rekindled the relationship, Ferreira reverted to abusive behaviours, including accusing her of cheating, messaging her family impersonating her, controlling her finances by transferring £750 from her account without consent, shouting at her during work calls, and assaulting her in December 2024 by hitting her and throwing objects. The victim fled, leading to his arrest and guilty plea.

Pleaded guilty to engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour. His suspended sentence for actual bodily harm was activated.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Sean Obazee

Actual Bodily Harm

August 4, 2025

Sentence: 37 months imprisonment

While serving a life sentence for the murder of 19-year-old RAF cadet Abdul Mayanja by shooting in July 2019, Sean Obazee assaulted a prison officer at HMP Whitemoor. The unprovoked attack occurred on August 28 of the previous year, when Obazee punched the officer in the face while the officer was walking along a corridor. Other prison officers intervened to stop the assault, and the officer was taken to hospital but not seriously injured.

Pled guilty to actual bodily harm. This extends his existing minimum life sentence of 30 years for murder.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Toby Wilton

Stalking

July 28, 2025

Sentence: 1 year imprisonment and a five-year restraining order

Toby Wilton bombarded his ex-girlfriend with messages, emails, and cryptic social media posts after their two-year relationship ended. Despite a non-molestation order issued on November 21, he breached it multiple times, including sending messages asking to meet, declaring his love, and noting items she was wearing that he had given her. This harassment caused serious harm or distress and continued from late November into January and beyond, with the victim in Huntingdon documenting the breaches.

Pleaded guilty to stalking involving serious harm or distress and ten counts of breaching a non-molestation order. Poses a significant risk to the victim, as noted by the investigating officer.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Huljan Rabdishti

Possession with intent to supply cocaine

July 24, 2025

Sentence: 2 years and 4 months imprisonment and 3 years and 2 months driving disqualification

On April 18, officers stopped Huljan Rabdishti in an orange Nissan Note in Angel Drove, Ely, as the vehicle was linked to drug dealing. He attempted to provide a false name and became agitated during the search, where officers found several wraps of cocaine on him. A subsequent search of his home in Soham Road, Stuntney, Ely, uncovered approximately 140 wraps of cocaine estimated to be worth £10,000, an iPhone, and £1,000 in cash. He lacked a UK driving licence and valid insurance.

Pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply cocaine, use of a vehicle on a road or public place without third party insurance, and acquiring/using/possessing criminal property.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Billy Ingram

Sexual assault of a child and possession of indecent images

July 22, 2025

Sentence: 18 years imprisonment, with 8 years on licence

Billy Ingram, 31, befriended families in Cambridge to gain unsupervised access to their children. In August 2022, he followed a woman home, entered her property, and sexually assaulted her young son the next morning while allowing the boy to play on his mobile phone. Investigations revealed he had similar unsupervised access to other children, breaching a 2017 Sexual Harm Prevention Order. Police found hundreds of indecent images and videos of children on his devices, including footage of him sexually abusing a boy in Greater Manchester and inciting another boy in West Mercia to send an indecent image via a computer game in 2020.

Admitted to two counts of sexual assault of a boy under 13 by touching, four counts of possessing indecent images of children, one count of causing or inciting a boy under 13 to engage in sexual activity, and four breaches of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. He was also given a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for life.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Andrew Gladwin

Stalking

July 17, 2025

Sentence: 2 years and 4 months imprisonment and a 10-year restraining order

Andrew Gladwin, 53, of Haweswater, Huntingdon, met the victim through a shared interest in running several years ago. After she stopped running with him due to feeling uncomfortable, he sent sporadic inappropriate texts. In October of the previous year, he bombarded her with over a hundred sexually violent messages from a fake Facebook account, claiming to 'own' her, threatening to rape her in her home, and stating she 'completely belonged to him'. He also mentioned driving past her house. The victim felt terrified and suspected she was being followed, leading to his arrest on November 5.

Gladwin admitted stalking involving fear of violence and sending communication threatening death or serious harm at a hearing in April. Detective Sergeant Simon Boast noted the behaviour was extremely concerning and caused the victim extreme distress.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Catalin Ganciu

Actual Bodily Harm

July 16, 2025

Sentence: 1 year and 7 months imprisonment

On April 26, Catalin Ganciu attacked a six-year-old girl by kicking her in the head in Lincoln Road, Peterborough, knocking her to the ground. He then followed a woman into a shop and punched her in the face. Upon police arrival for his arrest, he punched an officer in the stomach and caused damage to a police van by repeatedly kicking it.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of actual bodily harm, one count of assault by beating of an emergency worker, and one count of criminal damage. Described as a dangerous man by the investigating officer.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Ako Mohammad

Manslaughter

July 11, 2025

Sentence: 24 years imprisonment with a minimum term of 16 years for manslaughter, plus 13 years concurrent for false imprisonment, and 3 years concurrent for conspiracy to pervert the course of justice

Ako Mohammad pursued Ben Procter after he was seen breaking into a car compound in Wellington Street, Peterborough. On September 15, 2024, Mohammad and others rammed Procter off his bike in Boongate, placed him in a vehicle, left him to die, and attempted to cover up the incident by destroying evidence.

Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to pervert the course of justice and was found guilty of other charges after an eight-week trial.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Hawkar Mohammadi

False Imprisonment

July 11, 2025

Sentence: 2 years and 9 months imprisonment for false imprisonment and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice

Hawkar Mohammadi helped Shwan Sabah and Ako Mohammad cover up the crime after Ben Procter was rammed off his bike in Boongate, Peterborough, on September 15, 2024, by assisting in destroying evidence and delaying emergency services.

Shwan Sabah

Murder

July 11, 2025

Sentence: Life imprisonment with a minimum term of 20 years, plus 11 years concurrent for false imprisonment, and 2.5 years concurrent for conspiracy to pervert the course of justice

Shwan Sabah pursued Ben Procter after he was caught breaking into a car compound in Wellington Street, Peterborough. On September 15, 2024, Sabah rammed Procter off his bike in Boongate, dragged him unconscious into a vehicle, left him to die, and later met with others to destroy evidence before calling emergency services.

Found guilty after an eight-week trial and attempted to cover up the crime by not calling emergency services immediately.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Zamkar Mohammad-Majid

False Imprisonment

July 11, 2025

Sentence: 2 years and 9 months imprisonment for false imprisonment and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice

Zamkar Mohammad-Majid helped Shwan Sabah and Ako Mohammad cover up the crime after Ben Procter was rammed off his bike in Boongate, Peterborough, on September 15, 2024, by assisting in destroying evidence and delaying emergency services.

Didia Fetaj

Production of cannabis

July 7, 2025

Sentence: 8 months imprisonment

Didia Fetaj was found hiding at a large-scale cannabis factory in a warehouse in New Road, Chatteris. More than 250 cannabis plants were discovered after officers used a police drone to detect heat from the building and noticed extractor fans and the smell of cannabis from outside. He was arrested on May 27.

Angjelin Arra

Production of cannabis

July 7, 2025

Sentence: 8 months imprisonment

Angjelin Arra was found hiding at a large-scale cannabis factory in a warehouse in New Road, Chatteris. More than 250 cannabis plants were discovered after officers used a police drone to detect heat from the building and noticed extractor fans and the smell of cannabis from outside. He was arrested on May 27.

Max Simpkins

Breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order

July 4, 2025

Sentence: 2 years and 6 months imprisonment

Max Simpkins pulled up alongside three girls, aged eight and nine, in his blue Mini Cooper in Paynes Lane, Feltwell, Norfolk, on October 23, and tried to engage them in conversation while performing an indecent act. The incident was caught on CCTV, and he was apprehended despite attempting to offend out of his local area.

Pleaded guilty to breaching a sexual harm prevention order (SHPO) by having unsupervised contact with a child under 18.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Gavin Boot

Witness intimidation

July 3, 2025

Sentence: 1 year imprisonment

Gavin Boot, 32, contacted a woman on Instagram in December of the previous year, despite her attempts to block him. He threatened her and her partner to withdraw her statement in a domestic abuse case. As a result, she withdrew her statement a few days later. Boot, of no fixed address, was arrested in Glebe Gardens, Crowland, on January 10, 2025.

Admitted witness intimidation. A restraining order was made for five years, preventing contact with the woman. Detective Constable Emily Richardson noted that attempts to thwart the legal process are taken seriously.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Blessing Maponga

Coercive and controlling behaviour

July 2, 2025

Sentence: One year and one month imprisonment

Blessing Maponga coercively controlled and abused his wife for nearly a year, culminating in an incident where he stabbed her in the stomach with a comb. He was caught after calling her employer and claiming abuse, during which the employer heard her screaming and alerted the police.

Admitted to assault occasioning actual bodily harm and coercive and controlling behaviour on the day his trial was set to begin. A three-year restraining order was issued to prevent contact with the victim.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Martin Roskilly

Assault causing grievous bodily harm

July 2, 2025

Sentence: Two years and eight months imprisonment

Martin Roskilly, 48, became verbally aggressive at a pub and refused to leave when asked. He pushed and dragged a pub worker outside during a scuffle, where both men hit their heads on the ground, and Roskilly bit off the worker's right middle finger.

Pleaded guilty to assault causing grievous bodily harm without intent. Handed an indefinite restraining order preventing contact with the victim and visits to the pub where the incident occurred.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Thomas Peggs

Causing death by careless driving

June 26, 2025

Sentence: 2 years and 4 months imprisonment plus 12 months for injuries caused, 4-year driving ban, and £228 victim surcharge

On February 3, 2023, Thomas Peggs drove his Jaguar XKR out of a village via Gote Lane, a 30mph road, at speeds up to 80mph after drinking three pints in a pub. He lost control of the vehicle over bumps in the road, veered onto a grass verge, collided head-on with a large tree, and the car caught fire. This resulted in the death of passenger Grace Robinson, who was declared brain-dead and taken off life support two days later, and life-changing injuries to Macie Hall, including memory loss, cognitive impairment, and the need for 24/7 care.

Pleaded guilty. Judge described the incident as 'showing off to two pretty young girls by taking them for a joyride'. In mitigation, he had no previous convictions, was remorseful, and had been driving for over a decade with a clean record.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Bradley Thorpe

Assault Causing Actual Bodily Harm

June 25, 2025

Sentence: Three years imprisonment for assault causing actual bodily harm and 18 months concurrent for intentional strangulation

In November 2024, Bradley Thorpe assaulted a woman in Feltwell following a verbal argument. He punched her repeatedly, bit her nose, and strangled her, causing actual bodily harm. The victim suffered significant emotional and physical impact, as detailed in her personal statement.

Thorpe was made subject to a 20-year criminal behaviour order to prevent further violence against women. The victim stated in court that the incident left her as a 'shadow of myself' and petrified to interact with others.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Daniel Crow

Wounding with intent

June 23, 2025

Sentence: four years and six months imprisonment

Daniel Crow, 54, of Lawn Lane, Littleport, stabbed his 54-year-old wife with a large kitchen knife in an unprovoked attack at their home in Little Downham on 25 January, after their relationship ended. He attacked her while she was at the kitchen sink, continued despite her screams, and held her in a headlock, causing multiple cuts, bruises, and puncture wounds to her stomach, arms, hands, face, and body. She fought back, called the police from the bathroom after locking herself in, and he fled the scene. Weapons, including pepper spray, a flick knife, a metal whip with a bayonet, a knuckle duster, and scalpels, were later found in his car.

Admitted to wounding with intent, possessing a knife in public, and possession of a weapon for the discharge of a noxious liquid, gas, or electrical incapacitation device. Judge Andrew Hurst commented that the attack was utterly terrifying and that the victim feared for her life, despite pleas to consider their children.

Sources: cambridgeindependent.co.uk

Shane Sparks

Robbery

June 20, 2025

Sentence: 2 years and 7 months imprisonment

Shane Sparks attempted to conceal a packet of burgers and some cheese in his trousers at the Co-op in Burwell on January 28 at about 1.30pm. When staff confronted him as he tried to leave, he pulled out a kitchen knife, lunged towards them while holding it above his head, and threatened to 'cut their insides out'. He left the shop but was arrested at his home address on January 30.

Pleaded guilty to robbery and possessing a knife in a public place. Police noted that he went to the shop armed with a knife to intimidate and scare anyone who stood in his way.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Simon Langton

Burglary

June 16, 2025

Sentence: three years and eight months in prison

Simon Langton, 40, went on a 10-day rampage through Cambridge, smashing his way into shops and cafés. He stole items including toothbrushes, clothing worth more than £500, cash from tills, a mobile phone, bank cards, alcohol, cigarettes, and fragrances. The crimes occurred between February 8 and February 17 at locations such as Superdrug, John Lewis, Café Arena, Marks and Spencer, Co-Op, Ta Bouche, and Savers. He used a hammer to break windows and was identified via CCTV.

Adam Farag

Engaging in sexual activity with a girl and drug supply

June 16, 2025

Sentence: two years and five months imprisonment in a young offenders institution

Adam Farag, from Epsom, groomed and sexually abused a vulnerable young girl, exploiting her to store and deliver drugs as part of a county lines operation involving cocaine and heroin. He asked her to transport drugs from London and store them at her home in Cambridge. Additionally, he was involved in a road rage incident on May 15, 2024, where he used an axe and a knife to threaten another motorist.

Pled guilty to multiple charges, including threatening a person with a knife and possessing a bladed article. DC Sarah Knights commented that he targeted and exploited a vulnerable young girl and is capable of serious violence.

Sources: getsurrey.co.uk

Tanveer Chowdhury

Controlling and Coercive Behaviour

June 12, 2025

Sentence: 5 years and 8 months imprisonment and an indefinite restraining order

Tanveer Chowdhury subjected his girlfriend to controlling and coercive behaviour, including demanding to know her whereabouts, degrading her by stripping and beating her in front of friends, showing an intimate video, and physically assaulting her multiple times, such as throwing her to the floor, kicking, punching, and suffocating her. This occurred over several months, leaving her with injuries including a cut lip, bruising, and hair pulled out, and in fear for her life.

Pleaded guilty to actual bodily harm (ABH) and assault by beating. Judge described him as having a quick and violent temper and a highly dangerous attitude towards women.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Mariglen Sadiku

Drug dealing

June 10, 2025

Sentence: three years imprisonment

Mariglen Sadiku was stopped in Cambridge and found in possession of 18 bags of cocaine. He was subsequently arrested and sentenced for drug dealing offences.

Stanley Rose

Dangerous Driving

June 5, 2025

Sentence: 33 weeks in prison, suspended for 18 months; 18-month driving disqualification; 40-day rehabilitation activity requirement; £912 in compensation

Stanley Rose, 20, of Clayway, Ely, drove onto a footpath in New Barns Road, Ely, on the evening of 2 January, narrowly missing a pedestrian and forcing a woman to jump out of the way after spotting a marked police car. He was arrested a week later and charged with dangerous driving, driving a conveyance without consent, driving without a licence, driving without insurance, use of fraudulent plates, and fraud by false representation related to using someone else’s fuel card to buy £912.55 of petrol at Welcome Break Services in Chatteris over 12 occasions between 12 May and 5 June of the previous year.

Admitted the offences. Sergeant Paul Delmer commented that it was fortunate no one was injured by his actions.

Sources: peterboroughtoday.co.uk

Safa Lawan

Possession with intent to supply cocaine

June 5, 2025

Sentence: 2 years and 2 months imprisonment

Safa Lawan was pulled over by traffic officers in Gables Close, West Town, on December 15, 2023, for insurance enquiries. He was found with almost £1,500 in cash, 23 wraps of cocaine, and two mobile phones containing messages related to the sale of cocaine.

Admitted to possession with intent to supply cocaine, possession of criminal property, and being concerned in the supply of cocaine. Cash seized was ordered to be divided between charities Cambridge Community Foundation, The Red Hen Project, and ThePort.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Lirim Shiqerukaj

Possession with intent to supply cocaine

May 20, 2025

Sentence: 21 months imprisonment and eight penalty points on his licence

Lirim Shiqerukaj hid a stash of cocaine inside a hairbrush and was found by police after parking his blue Jaguar on Matthew Wren Close, Little Downham, on March 27. Officers discovered £555 in cash and 26 bags of cocaine in the vehicle.

Pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply cocaine, driving without insurance and without a licence.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Fabian Small

Taking prohibited items into prison

May 19, 2025

Sentence: 8 months imprisonment, suspended for 1 year

Fabian Small, 23, from Leicester, was caught passing a package to a prisoner at HMP Peterborough on March 8, 2025, during visiting hours. The package contained 29.9g of cannabis, 43.4g of tobacco, and seven unknown pills. This incident was linked to a separate Leicestershire police investigation for possession with intent to supply cannabis. The items had significant value inside the prison, with cannabis worth up to £3,000 and tobacco up to £1,500.

Pleaded guilty to taking a prohibited ‘class A’ item into prison (cannabis) and taking a prohibited ‘class C’ item into prison (tobacco). Also sentenced for possession with intent to supply cannabis. Must complete 180 hours of unpaid work and a 30-day rehabilitation activity requirement. Detective Constable Katey Shaw noted the high value of the items inside prison.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Max Roberts

Intentional Strangulation

May 15, 2025

Sentence: 12 months imprisonment

Max Roberts, 18, from Eastfield Road, Peterborough, attempted to strangle his fiancée, punched and kicked her face and body, smashed furniture, and killed her pet hamster in November 2024. He later sent her a threatening message saying he would 'kill everything she loves'.

Admitted to intentional strangulation, criminal damage, and causing unnecessary suffering to an animal.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Adam Mcdonnell

Robbery

May 14, 2025

Sentence: 11 years imprisonment with an extended licence period of 5 years

Adam McDonnell, 30, of no fixed address, robbed a taxi driver at knife point in London Road, St Ives, in December 2024, by holding a knife to his throat, slashing his hands, and stealing £250. In a separate incident, he punched an 85-year-old man in Berman Park, St Ives, and stole his drone in December 2024.

Jay Woodgate

Dangerous driving

April 7, 2025

Sentence: 15 months imprisonment

Jay Woodgate, 28, of Eastfield Road, Peterborough, crashed his BMW into a parked car in Broadway at about 4am on 15 December and failed to stop. He led police on a high-speed pursuit, driving at nearly double the 30mph speed limit on Eye Road, ignoring a keep left bollard, turning right onto the Frank Perkins Parkway, driving through red traffic lights at Eye roundabout, re-joining the parkway at speeds over 90mph, going the wrong way around the Boongate roundabout, driving along St Johns Street, crossing a mini roundabout in the wrong lane, continuing onto Rivergate, and travelling at 65mph along London Road before crashing into traffic lights at the junction with Fletton Avenue. He attempted to hide in nearby undergrowth but was arrested and failed a roadside alcohol breath test with a reading more than double the limit. He was taken to hospital as a precaution and refused to provide a blood sample.

Admitted to failing to stop after a road accident, failing to stop for police, dangerous driving, driving whilst disqualified, failing to provide a specimen for analysis, and driving without insurance. PC Mark Draper commented that Woodgate's reckless behaviour could have resulted in serious injury or death and showed complete disregard for others' safety.

Sources: peterboroughtoday.co.uk

Mark Bye

Serious sexual offence with a boy under 16

March 13, 2025

Sentence: 7 years and 4 months imprisonment

Mark Bye sexually abused a single boy over a four-year period. The abuse involved multiple serious sexual offences, indecent assaults, and acts of indecency with the child. It occurred while Bye was residing in Acorn Way, Red Lodge, near Mildenhall, Suffolk. The victim described feelings of shame, fear, and disgust, which affected his relationships and daily life. The crimes were reported later, leading to Bye’s prosecution.

Pleaded guilty to 13 charges, including one count of a serious sexual offence with a boy under 16, an attempted serious sexual offence with a boy under 16, eight counts of indecent assault of a child, and three counts of indecency with a child. Also signed the sex offenders’ register for life and received a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. Victim reported significant impacts on his life.

Sources: suffolknews.co.uk

Lukasz Woda

Making indecent images of a child

January 9, 2025

Sentence: 10 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months; fined £1,000; rehabilitation activity requirement; forfeiture and destruction of phone and laptop; sexual harm prevention order until 2035

Lukasz Woda was convicted of making indecent photographs and moving images of a child. The circumstances of the crime are not detailed in the text, but it involved the creation of such images, leading to his sentencing.

Suspended by the General Medical Council; to be on sex offenders register for 10 years; facing a tribunal for fitness to practise.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Shoaib Mohammed

Drug dealing

November 4, 2024

Sentence: Imprisonment

Shoaib Mohammed and his brother Haroon used a vulnerable person's home to store Class A drugs and employed threats of violence and intimidation in their drug dealing operations.

Used threats of violence and intimidation in drug dealing, along with brother Haroon.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Haroon Mohammed

Drug dealing

November 4, 2024

Sentence: Imprisonment

Haroon Mohammed and his brother Shoaib used a vulnerable person's home to store Class A drugs and employed threats of violence and intimidation in their drug dealing operations.

Used threats of violence and intimidation in drug dealing, along with brother Shoaib.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Gvidas Kairiukstis

Possession with intent to supply cannabis and supply of ecstasy, cocaine and ketamine

October 29, 2024

Sentence: 6 years imprisonment

Gvidas Kairiukstis, 20, was arrested on January 13, 2024, after officers pursued another man who smelt strongly of cannabis in Branston Rise, Welland, Peterborough. The man ran to a Vauxhall Insignia in Cropston Road where Kairiukstis was sitting in the driver’s seat and a woman was in the back. Officers searched the car and found cannabis worth up to £1,190, multiple mobile phones, and more than £2,000 in cash. Analysis of his phone revealed a social media profile where he openly advertised the sale of ecstasy, cocaine, ketamine, and cannabis, including a menu with prices, and messages about drug dealing and distribution using Royal Mail.

Admitted to possession with intent to supply cannabis, as well as being concerned in the supply of ecstasy, cocaine and ketamine.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Lee White

Sending communications threatening death or serious harm

October 28, 2024

Sentence: 23 months imprisonment

Lee White, 52, of Granby Street, Littleport, sent 109 emails to Labour MP Rosena Allin-Khan between August 29 and September 1, 2024, containing racial abuse and threats to kill Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and cabinet ministers. He claimed in interview that he sent them after an aggravated burglary at a relative’s house was 'covered up' and because he was 'bored'. He was arrested on September 4, 2024. While on bail, between November 24 and 26, 2024, he sent messages to his probation officer threatening to kill everyone in the probation office with grenades and guns, and to make Parkside Police Station in Cambridge explode. He was arrested again on November 28, 2024, and remained silent in interview.

Pleaded guilty to sending communication threatening death or serious harm, harassment without violence, sending a letter/communication/article conveying an indecent/offensive message, and sending false communication with intent to cause harm (no separate penalty for the latter). DC James Lewis described the messages as deeply unpleasant and disgraceful.

Sources: cambridge-news.co.uk

Nam Hong Tran

Production of cannabis

August 23, 2024

Sentence: 1 year imprisonment

Nam Hong Tran was found with 238 cannabis plants in his home in Tanglewood, Alconbury Weston, on May 8, with a street value of up to £199,000. The plants were discovered in bedrooms and a loft following complaints of a strong cannabis smell. He was sentenced after pleading guilty.

Pleaded guilty to production of cannabis. Judge noted understanding of how he became involved in criminal conduct, but emphasised the harm caused by growing cannabis as a controlled drug.

Sources: huntspost.co.uk

Marcin Zielinski

Theft

August 18, 2024

Sentence: 4 months imprisonment

Marcin Zielinski, a former Herts police officer aged 27 from Shefford, Bedfordshire, stole an item of underwear from a property in Stevenage on September 12, 2024, while conducting a Section 32 search. The woman at the address had been arrested for an unrelated matter and was later released with no further action. Zielinski resigned from the force in November 2024 amid the investigation.

Pleaded guilty to one charge of theft and a charge of corrupt or improper exercise of police powers and privileges. Hertfordshire Constabulary described his actions as a fundamental betrayal of the public and the values of the police service.

Sources: stalbansreview.co.uk

Robert Fitzjohn

Burglary

August 7, 2024

Sentence: two years imprisonment

Robert Fitzjohn, 44, broke into March Town Hall in Market Place between 5.30pm on Monday April 15 and 8.30am on Tuesday April 16. He smashed a window to access an office, searched through a safe and cupboard, and stole cheque books, bank cards, a bottle of prosecco, and another small safe. He also used parts of a drill to break into another office, stole £17 from the till in the coffee shop, along with a pot of foreign coins and a cake, then left through a fire exit. His DNA was found on the drill bits, leading to his conviction.

Pleaded guilty to burglary which triggered a suspended sentence. PC Rachael Copeland noted that Fitzjohn knew what he was doing and caused about £2,000-worth of damage.

Sources: cambstimes.co.uk

Samuel Thomas

Intentional Strangulation

August 7, 2024

Sentence: 2 years and 3 months imprisonment and a 5-year restraining order

Samuel Thomas, 36, of Crest Drive, Fenstanton, strangled his girlfriend until she lost consciousness on November 3 and during another incident, slapped her to revive her, slammed her head against a wall about four times, threatened to bite her nose off and gouge her eyeball, and refused to let her leave with their 12-week-old baby. The abuse was reported after police were alerted to an assault at his home, where injuries including a handprint on her face and bruising on her neck were observed.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of intentional strangulation and actual bodily harm. DC Ewa Byrne commented on the victim's bravery and described Thomas as a danger to women.

Sources: huntspost.co.uk

Alfie Holt

Possession with intent to supply class A drugs

July 31, 2024

Sentence: 18 months imprisonment, suspended for two years, and 50 hours unpaid work

Alfie Holt, a 21-year-old from Victory Avenue, Whittlesey, was driving a blue Seat Ibiza on the A14 near Godmanchester on April 21 when neighbourhood officers stopped him due to suspicions. He had been disqualified from driving in March. A search of his car revealed class A drugs, cannabis, scales, and a kitchen knife in the driver's door.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs, driving while disqualified, possession of cannabis, and possession of a knife. PC Chris Winchester from the Huntingdon Neighbourhood Team commented on targeting drug dealers who pose a danger to communities.

Sources: huntspost.co.uk

Christopher Marshall-Mcintosh

Causing serious injury by careless driving

July 12, 2024

Sentence: one year and 11 months imprisonment

Christopher Marshall-McIntosh was driving his silver Audi A4 at excessive speed in Back Lane, Cambourne, on 5 March 2024, when he collided with a 15-year-old boy on a push-scooter, causing serious and life-threatening injuries. He fled the scene and attempted to cover his tracks by setting the car on fire in a remote area. The victim suffered lasting injuries, impacting his childhood and future.

Pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by careless driving and perverting the course of justice. Also disqualified from driving for five years and four months. DS Craig Wheeler commented on the appalling behaviour and the impact on the victim.

Sources: huntspost.co.uk

Bogdan-Mitrut Radulescu

Possession with intent to supply Class A drugs

June 26, 2024

Sentence: 32 months imprisonment

Bogdan-mitrut Radulescu, a 33-year-old from Romania living in the Northamptonshire area, was stopped by officers while driving a white Vauxhall Astra in Tayfen Road, Bury St Edmunds, on March 6. He was found with press-seal bags containing cocaine in his pocket. A search of a nearby address linked to him uncovered additional cocaine with an estimated street value of £24,000, along with his ID documents. He was arrested and charged accordingly.

Pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply Class A drugs. Pc Harry Tully commented that Radulescu travelled to Bury St Edmunds from another county to deal drugs, and that the evidence was overwhelming.

Sources: burymercury.co.uk

Aidan Graves

Supply of Cocaine

June 21, 2024

Sentence: 16 weeks in prison

Aidan Graves was captured on CCTV sitting on a bench and handing over white powder to another man in exchange for cash in Market Hill, Huntingdon, at around 3am on May 9. He was stopped by police in the High Street where he was found with three bags of white powder and other drug paraphernalia.

Pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine and activating a suspended sentence.

Sources: huntspost.co.uk

Andrzej Kopysc

Stalking and Assault Causing Actual Bodily Harm

June 14, 2024

Sentence: 19 months imprisonment

Andrzej Kopysc stalked his ex-partner and threw a knife at her in June of the previous year, causing a cut to her upper arm. On 3 September, he went to her home, hit the front door with a hammer, waved it in her face, and threatened her, leading to his arrest. Despite being released on bail with conditions not to contact her, he returned on 7 November, banging on windows, and later attempted to hang himself outside her property. While in custody, he sent text messages and wrote to the victim asking for help.

Pleaded guilty to assault causing actual bodily harm and stalking. Denied threatening a person with an offensive weapon, which was ordered to lie on file. DC Charmaine Wood described his behaviour as disgusting and noted the potential for more serious injury.

Sources: huntspost.co.uk

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