Croydon Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 134 verdicts at Croydon Crown Court (Croydon). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

November 2020 2 cases

Kevin Whelan

Conspiracy to supply Class A drugs and possession of criminal property *

Sentence

9 years imprisonment

Kevin Whelan was involved in a drug exchange on October 8, 2020, where he was in a car with Dean Osmon, who had a black bag containing four 1kg blocks of cocaine. Whelan attempted to flee the scene but was detained. A search of his home revealed £19,720 in cash, which was linked to criminal activity, in Medway.

Found guilty of conspiracy to supply a Class A drug (cocaine) and possession of criminal property. He claimed the cash found at his home was from selling a boat and earnings as a painter and decorator.

17 Nov 2020

Dean Osmon

Possession of Class A drugs with intent to supply *

Sentence

9 years imprisonment

Dean Osmon was arrested on October 8, 2020, after being seen exiting Kevin Whelan's car with a black bag containing four individually wrapped 1kg blocks of cocaine, with an estimated street value of £320,000 to £400,000. This occurred during a police surveillance operation in south London targeting cocaine supply.

Pleaded guilty to possession of a Class A drug (cocaine) with intent to supply.

17 Nov 2020

October 2020 1 case

Bobby Garande

Exposure *

Sentence

16 weeks imprisonment and a Criminal Behaviour Order

Bobby Garande, 27, of Melfort Road, Thornton Heath, exposed himself on a Route 50 bus from Croydon to Norbury on May 27, while staring at women passengers and in the presence of children. He touched himself inappropriately over his trousers before exposing himself, then left the bus at Norbury Railway Station around 4pm. He was identified through CCTV evidence.

Pleaded guilty to exposure. Had prior convictions for similar offences. The sentence was served on remand, and PC Andy Morland noted that such acts are taken seriously due to CCTV evidence.

13 Oct 2020

August 2020 1 case

Aman Vyas

Murder *

Sentence

Life imprisonment with a minimum term of 37 years

Aman Vyas, known as the 'E17 night stalker', prowled the streets of Walthamstow, east London, in the spring of 2009, committing a series of violent rapes. He murdered 35-year-old Michelle Samaraweera by raping and strangling her in a children's playground on May 30, 2009, after she fought back. He also raped three other women aged between 35 and 59 in March and April 2009, and was convicted of grievous bodily harm. Vyas fled to India two days after a Crimewatch appeal and was arrested in 2011, leading to an eight-year extradition process before being returned to the UK in 2019.

Sentenced after a trial; judge described him as the 'E17 night stalker' and noted he was willing to kill in pursuit of his sexual perversions. He evaded justice for over a decade and was extradited from India.

20 Aug 2020

January 2020 1 case

David Ihenagwa

Supplying class B and class C controlled drugs *

Sentence

6 years imprisonment

David Ihenagwa was convicted for offences of supplying class B and class C controlled drugs, using his mother’s east London pharmacy to procure the drugs. Packaging from his pharmacy was found in connection with Kieron Banks' case.

Pharmacy manager who used his mother’s east London pharmacy, where he worked as company secretary, to procure the drugs.

1 Jan 2020

August 2019 1 case

Patryk Hrymak

Blackmail *

Sentence

2 years and 4 months imprisonment

Patryk Hrymak, a 27-year-old phlebotomist at Croydon University Hospital, blackmailed eight men he met on the dating app Grindr by threatening to distribute naked photos to their friends and family unless they paid him money. He used the alias Thomas and contacted victims via social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Hrymak demanded small amounts (£30-£50) after victims refused initial requests, and in two cases, he followed through by distributing the images. The blackmail occurred in November 2018, motivated by £7,500 debt from a cannabis habit. Victims included a banking auditor, university admissions officer, two student nurses, and an IT boss at a private bank. One victim described the ordeal as 'cyber raped' and now suffers panic attacks; another paid £110 out of fear.

Pleaded guilty to eight charges of blackmail and two of disclosing private sexual photographs with intent to cause distress. Judge Deborah Charles noted the significant impact on victims and described blackmail as a nasty offence.

21 Aug 2019

March 2017 1 case

Thirugnanaselvam Damayantharan

Fraud *

Sentence

19 months imprisonment

Thirugnanaselvam Damayantharan, of Demesne Road, was convicted of fraud over £15,000 of deposits as a letting agent.

Described by a Crown Court judge as being thoroughly dishonest; made off with thousands of pounds of clients’ holding deposits.

14 Mar 2017

February 2012 1 case

Gary Finch

Importing counterfeit DVDs and money laundering *

Sentence

six months imprisonment

Gary Finch, 45, of Burstead Close, Hollingdean, Brighton, acted as an administrator for an organised criminal network from Malaysia, importing and selling pirated DVDs via eBay. Over a 12-month period, he sold £255,961 worth of counterfeit DVDs, mostly box sets of American TV series such as Ghost Whisperer, Californication, and Kyle XY. The DVDs were shipped from overseas with fake UK postmarks. Sussex Police, with FACT, executed a warrant at his home in May 2009, recovering pirated DVDs, computer equipment, and financial documents. He transferred substantial monies overseas, earning £2,000 monthly. Initially, a jury failed to reach a verdict at Croydon Crown Court in May 2010, but he pleaded guilty before a retrial in 2011. A forfeiture order was granted for £34,074 in his account in August 2011.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of importing counterfeit DVDs and three counts of money laundering. Judge John Anderson noted that Finch knew or suspected his actions were illegal for a year, that the monies represented criminal property, and that his actions damaged the legitimate film industry. The sentence was intended as a deterrent to others involved in film piracy. The court took into account that monies had been repaid.

2 Feb 2012

April 2009 2 cases

John Radford

Rape and sexual assault *

Sentence

Indeterminate sentence for public protection with minimum term of 8 years

John Radford, a taxi driver, committed 19 serious sexual offences between October 2006 and February 2008 involving twelve victims aged 19 to 33. He exploited trust by offering spiked drinks (alcohol and sedative drugs like Temazepam or Nytol) to female passengers, rendering them semi-conscious, then sexually assaulting or raping them in his cab. Offences meticulously planned, using a 'rape kit' found in his car including champagne, condoms, vibrator, and drugs. He denied offences initially but admitted responsibility in 2015 after completing treatment programmes.

Sentenced after trial; convicted of 19 serious sexual offences; minimum term expired on 14 February 2016; later directed for release by Parole Board on 26 December 2017, stayed pending judicial review.

21 Apr 2009

John Worboys

Sexual assault *

Sentence

Not stated

John Worboys targeted women who were alone at night and needed transport home. He persuaded them with lies to accept alcoholic drinks, which, unknown to his passengers, he had previously laced with sedative. When the sedative had taken effect, he carried out sexual assaults on his sedated victims. The assaults occurred in his taxi during journeys in 2007 or 2008.

Convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting women while working as a licensed London taxi driver. Sentenced to indefinite imprisonment.

1 Apr 2009

May 2005 1 case

Karl Bishop

Wounding with intent *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

On December 4, 2004, near a cab office in East Street, Bromley, south London, Karl Bishop stabbed Ian Sutherland across the face and jabbed James O’Doherty in the nose after they intervened in an assault on a young woman by Bishop and two others. Sutherland required five stitches near his chin, and O’Doherty sustained a small cut to the nose. This incident followed Bishop pulling a knife on O’Doherty in July 2003.

Pleaded guilty to wounding with intent and assault occasioning actual bodily harm. Served approximately half the sentence before release.

26 May 2005

Date Not Specified 23 cases

Leanne Edmunds

Making indecent photographs of children *

Sentence

three-year community order

Leanne Edmunds, aged 36, was sentenced alongside her partner Dean Edmunds at Croydon Crown Court on 21 May 2021. She assisted in making indecent images of children and performed a sexual act with the family dog, captured on video. Police seized over 1.5 million images from their devices, including 6,700 indecent images of children. Edmunds pleaded guilty to making indecent photographs of children, possessing prohibited images of children, and intercourse with an animal. Her involvement included helping to produce child abuse material and engaging in bestiality. The Metropolitan Police investigation uncovered discussions of abuse and joint creation of indecent material.

Pleaded guilty to making indecent photographs of children, possessing prohibited images of children, and intercourse with an animal. Assisted her partner Dean Edmunds in producing child exploitation material and engaged in bestiality.

1 Jan 0001

Johnathon Warner-Johnson

Stalking and criminal damage *

Sentence

2 years and 4 months imprisonment

Between 2009 and 2016, Johnathon Warner-Johnson bombarded a married couple on his street with over 200 offensive letters accusing them of paedophilia and attacking a family member with Down's Syndrome. He vandalised their car and their son's vehicle, damaged their fence, and sprayed weed killer over plants. He also sent fake hate letters pretending to be a victim himself. Police became suspicious in 2016 when a letter contained details only he knew and matched previous handwriting. CCTV captured him dumping rubbish and spraying weed killer on 20 July 2016. He was arrested later that year and found with a stash of letters and address labels.

Pleaded guilty to criminal damage and stalking. Subject to a 20-year restraining order and ordered to pay nearly £2,000 in compensation.

1 Jan 0001

Joel Osei

Murder *

Sentence

Life imprisonment with minimum term of 32 years

Joel Osei, along with Diana Cristea, used a fake Grindr profile to lure Adrian Murphy, a 43-year-old Irish dancer and choreographer, to his death. They poisoned Murphy with scopolamine, a date-rape drug, in order to rob him. After Murphy's death, they stole his financial assets and attempted to purchase £62,000 in diamonds in New York using his cards. Murphy's body was found on 4 June 2019. Two days earlier, the pair had poisoned another man with the same drug, leaving him hospitalised, and stole his possessions. Osei was sentenced at Croydon Crown Court in October 2020.

Convicted of murder, two counts of theft, and eight counts of fraud. The judge criticised the expectation that victims' embarrassment would silence them.

1 Jan 0001

Gregory Boyle

Assault by penetration *

Sentence

6 years and 4 months' imprisonment

Gregory Boyle from Mount Close, Pound Hill, Crawley, West Sussex, pretended to be a cardiologist to sexually assault a vulnerable pregnant woman while she was in a hospital bed at Princess Royal University Hospital in Farnborough, Kent. He touched her intimately and inserted a probe into her intimate parts. The victim's partner had previously undertaken building work at Boyle's home and confided in him about her pregnancy and heart condition. A nurse walked in and raised concerns about his identity.

Pleaded guilty to assault by penetration and sexual assault. Appeal against sentence dismissed by Court of Appeal on 9 November 2018.

1 Jan 0001

Frank Thomas

Possession with intent to supply Class A drugs *

Sentence

5 years and 6 months imprisonment

Frank Thomas, 32, of Mitcham, was a co-organiser of a south London drug network responsible for running multiple cannabis factories between September 2017 and April 2018. The operation produced cannabis worth over £200,000 a year. Thomas was directly involved in the production and supply of Class A drugs. On 3 April 2018, when police raided a property in Coulsdon, Thomas and Taylor Deacon attempted to escape but were detained. Drugs were found at the scene and later at Thomas's home. He faced charges of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs, cannabis production, and electricity theft.

Along with Taylor Deacon, masterminded the cannabis factories. Tried to flee during the Coulsdon raid on 3 April 2018 but was caught. Drugs were also recovered from his home.

1 Jan 0001

Coelle Holly Beaupierre

Assault causing Actual Bodily Harm *

Sentence

20 months imprisonment

Coelle Holly Beaupierre subjected her former partner to years of violence. In February 2019, she attacked the victim in their Mitcham home, accusing her of infidelity. The victim suffered repeated beatings with bruises, cuts, and a footprint-shaped mark from being stamped on. She escaped by jumping from a second-floor window and fled to a pub. Police uncovered earlier assaults, including a 2016 incident in Wallington where Beaupierre broke the victim's nose with a punch, requiring surgery.

Convicted of multiple assaults causing Actual Bodily Harm. Restraining order also imposed. Arrested on February 13, 2019, but refused to answer questions during police interview.

1 Jan 0001

Chris Pearson

Rape *

Sentence

7 years imprisonment

Chris Pearson, aged 15 to 16 at the time, sexually abused a nine-year-old boy on multiple occasions between June 1995 and July 1997 at Beaconsfield Road, Chatham, Kent. He groomed the victim under the guise of playing music guessing games and wrestling matches, during which he raped the boy repeatedly and committed an act of indecency with a child. The victim did not realise at the time that what was happening was wrong, later suffering mental torment, flashbacks, and years of suffering.

Denied the charges but was unanimously convicted of three counts of rape and one count of indecency with a child. Ordered to sign the sex offenders' register for life, barred from working with children and other vulnerable groups, and must serve two-thirds of the sentence before eligible for parole. Judge Deborah Charles noted lack of remorse.

1 Jan 0001

Thirunga Damayantharan

Fraud *

Sentence

19 months in prison

Thirunga Damayantharan of My Lawn Estates created bogus tenancies and kept more than £15,000 in client deposits over a six-year period. More than 33 transactions were made for properties primarily in and around Croydon. Evidence was heard from more than a dozen prospective tenants whose deposits were unlawfully held. Victims were rushed to pay, often at cashpoint machines, given excuses why they could not move in, and most received nothing back.

Found guilty of creating bogus tenancies and failing to return deposits. Judge Gower described the operation as thoroughly dishonest.

1 Jan 0001

Stephen Henry Walker

Sexual assault *

Sentence

29 years imprisonment

Stephen Henry Walker, a 68-year-old former Metropolitan Police officer and children's football coach from Chipstead Lane, Lower Kingswood, Tadworth, Surrey, was handed a 29-year prison sentence at Croydon Crown Court for a series of heinous sexual assaults against minors. Walker's crimes involved both boys and girls, exploiting his positions of trust within the community and law enforcement. In two trials in 2021, he was found guilty on 40 counts of sexual assault relating to 15 victims, with the assaults spanning years and causing lasting trauma to the young victims.

Former Metropolitan Police officer and children's football coach. Convicted on 40 counts of sexual assault against 15 children after two trials in 2021. The judge described the offences as 'a gross betrayal of trust'.

1 Jan 0001

Taylor Deacon

Possession with intent to supply Class A drugs *

Sentence

4 years and 7 months imprisonment

Taylor Deacon, 28, of Caterham, was a key figure in a south London drug network. Between September 2017 and April 2018, the gang operated at least three large-scale cannabis factories with an estimated annual street value of over £200,000. Deacon was directly involved in production and supply. On 3 April 2018, during a Met Police raid in Coulsdon, he attempted to escape but was apprehended. He was found in possession of cash and Class A drugs. Subsequent searches of his home uncovered additional drugs and evidence that he was cultivating cannabis there. He was charged with possession with intent to supply Class A drugs, cannabis production, electricity theft, and possession of criminal property.

Played a leading role in running multiple cannabis factories. Arrested after trying to flee a police raid in Coulsdon on 3 April 2018; found with cash and Class A drugs, with further drugs and a cannabis grow discovered at his home.

1 Jan 0001

William Trotter

Rape *

Sentence

Life imprisonment with minimum term of 12 years

William Trotter attacked a 17-year-old girl on March 19, 2020, moments after they got off the N199 bus in Bromley, south London. He hit her over the head with a blunt object, strangled her until unconscious, dragged her into undergrowth along Dagonet Road, Downham, London BR1, and raped her twice. He had been drinking strong lager all day, wore a pink face covering, pretended to go opposite direction then chased her. Victim screamed, residents called police who arrived four minutes later. Trotter fled but was arrested six days later via DNA match. Previously released from life sentence in 2006 for similar offence, after parole board deemed him no longer a risk in 2019.

Convicted by jury after denying rape and kidnap with intent to commit a sexual offence, though admitted four charges of rape. Judge Elizabeth Lowe noted he is an extremely violent serial sexual predator with no remorse, significant risks to the public, and prior life sentence from 2006. Must keep police informed of personal particulars if released.

1 Jan 0001

Mishak Wright-Martin

Conspiracy to trade ammunition *

Sentence

11 years imprisonment

Mishak Wright-Martin, boyfriend of Sierra Denton, was implicated after a raid on Denton's home netted a large ammunition haul and drugs. He was convicted of conspiracy to trade ammunition.

For conspiracy to trade ammunition.

1 Jan 0001

Moses Blackwood

Robbery and assault *

Sentence

4 years and 8 months imprisonment

On 14 February, an 84-year-old pensioner and her 52-year-old daughter withdrew £5,000 from a bank on Streatham High Road. Blackwood followed them onto a bus, into a supermarket on Green Lane, and to a residential address in Thornton Heath. He dragged the elderly woman to the ground and snatched her handbag containing £2,500. The daughter tried to intervene but was punched, kicked, and slammed to the ground. Blackwood then fled on foot. He was tracked via CCTV and arrested three months later at Brixton Police Station.

Pleaded guilty to robbery and assault. Claimed he was forced to commit the crime, but the judge dismissed this as lies.

1 Jan 0001

Lorenzo Brooks

Illegal weapons sales *

Sentence

20 years imprisonment

Lorenzo Brooks was convicted in March 2018 for involvement in illegal weapons sales as part of the ammunition smuggling conspiracy. Detectives linked him to the conspiracy led by Kurz and Miller.

Convicted in March 2018 linked to illegal weapons sales.

1 Jan 0001

Lukas Duncan

Conspiracy to sell ammunition *

Sentence

15 years imprisonment

Lukas Duncan was an accomplice in the ammunition conspiracy, linked by detectives and arrested, leading to his conviction for conspiracy to sell ammunition.

For conspiracy to sell ammunition.

1 Jan 0001

Manfred Kurz

Firearms and explosives offences *

Sentence

7½ years imprisonment

Manfred Kurz, a German ex-army man and firearms enthusiast, used his German firearms licence to purchase vast amounts of ammunition and smuggled it into London from Germany. He, together with his niece Sian Miller, sold ammunition to London criminals for profit. Police seized 20kg of explosive black powder and more ammunition components from him.

Previously pleaded guilty to multiple firearms and explosives charges.

1 Jan 0001

Matthew Bower

Causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity *

Sentence

13 years imprisonment

Matthew Bower directed the sexual abuse of young children around the world between 2008 and 2017. He paid approximately £6,000 to a woman in the US who abused a 15-year-old girl and sent him 308 images and two live-streamed videos. He also directed a woman in Romania to abuse a child under two, leading to her conviction. Bower encouraged children online via Skype to send indecent images and perform sexual acts, including two girls aged 8 and 15 in the US. Devices seized contained chat logs and over 1,700 indecent images including category A.

Pleaded guilty in October 2023 to 15 offences. HHJ Lowe at Croydon Crown Court described him as dangerous and imposed an extended sentence. Prior denial of involvement claiming hacking.

1 Jan 0001

Mazhar Majeed

Tax fraud *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment

HMRC investigation revealed that between 2006 and 2011, Mazhar Majeed had not declared all income obtained from properties on his tax returns, resulting in £259,000 tax evasion. Arrested on 29 August 2010.

Pleaded guilty to tax fraud. Intentionally under-declared income from property development and rental businesses by £259,000 between 2006 and 2011.

1 Jan 0001

Sean Ryan

Cannabis production *

Sentence

16 months suspended

Sean Ryan, 45, of Belvedere, was part of the same south London drug network. His role focused on cannabis production. On 11 April 2018, police executed a warrant at his home and discovered a fully operational cannabis factory in a garden outbuilding. He was charged with cannabis production and electricity theft, and later convicted. The court imposed a suspended sentence, meaning he did not go immediately into custody.

His involvement centred on cannabis cultivation. A cannabis factory was found in a garden outbuilding at his home when police searched on 11 April 2018.

1 Jan 0001

Sian Alexandra Miller

Conspiracy to sell ammunition *

Sentence

15 years imprisonment

Sian Alexandra Miller, niece of Manfred Kurz, spotted the cash potential in selling smuggled ammunition to London's criminals. She helped distribute hundreds of rounds for profit. Police raided her home and seized 1,800 rounds of ammunition, two pistols, five banned CS sprays, and bullet-making materials.

For conspiracy to sell ammunition.

1 Jan 0001

Sierra Denton

Conspiracy to sell ammunition and possession of Class A drugs *

Sentence

9 years imprisonment

Sierra Denton was involved in the ammunition smuggling ring and admitted conspiracy to sell ammunition. Police found a huge haul of ammunition and Class A drugs at her home, implicating her boyfriend Mishak Wright-Martin.

Admitted conspiracy to sell ammunition and possession of Class A drugs.

1 Jan 0001

Simon Landsberg

Attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child *

Sentence

44 months imprisonment with an extended licence period of 36 months

Simon Landsberg engaged in lengthy, predominantly sexual, online conversations with three profiles posing as 14-year-old girls, grooming them by discussing body shape, sexual stimulation, kissing, cuddling, massaging, and instructing them to delete messages. He lied about his age, claimed prior trouble with younger girls, and attempted to meet one at Ashburton Park, Croydon, on June 20, 2020, with intent to commit sexual offences. Confronted by paedophile hunters, arrested with two phones and WiFi dongle; laptop search showed deleted conversations. Offences committed while on licence and in breach of prior SHPO.

Sentenced for three counts of attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child, attempting to meet a child under 16, and breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. Previously convicted in 2017. Described as dangerous and obsessive. New SHPO imposed; items forfeited and destroyed.

1 Jan 0001

Rajenthiram Mithinraj

Attempted rape *

Sentence

6 years imprisonment

On 11 October 2023, Rajenthiram Mithinraj, a delivery driver, was drinking with friends in the car park of a Travelodge in South Croydon when he attempted to rape a heavily intoxicated woman. The hotel receptionist had already alerted police about the group's behaviour, but officers were unable to attend in time. CCTV footage showed Mithinraj trying to force himself on the victim despite her obvious intoxication. His friend was cleared of rape charges, but Mithinraj was convicted.

Found guilty by jury after CCTV evidence. Judge Clair Harden-Frost noted the victim was incapable of consenting and that Mithinraj knew how vulnerable she was. Defence described him as previously law-abiding and religious.

1 Jan 0001

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Croydon Crown Court Sentencing Results

Kevin Whelan

Dean Osmon

Bobby Garande

Aman Vyas

David Ihenagwa

Patryk Hrymak

Thirugnanaselvam Damayantharan

Gary Finch

John Radford

John Worboys

Karl Bishop

Leanne Edmunds

Johnathon Warner-Johnson

Joel Osei

Gregory Boyle

Frank Thomas

Coelle Holly Beaupierre

Chris Pearson

Thirunga Damayantharan

Stephen Henry Walker

Taylor Deacon

William Trotter

Mishak Wright-Martin

Moses Blackwood

Lorenzo Brooks

Lukas Duncan

Manfred Kurz

Matthew Bower

Mazhar Majeed

Sean Ryan

Sian Alexandra Miller

Sierra Denton

Simon Landsberg

Rajenthiram Mithinraj

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