Gloucester Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 183 verdicts at Gloucester Crown Court (Gloucester). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

October 2018 5 cases

Kevin Sexton

Burglary *

Sentence

Not stated

Kevin Sexton, 40, of Avon Road, Oakley, Cheltenham, and an accomplice burgled an elderly couple's home in Old Bath Road, Cheltenham, on July 11, 2018, but failed to steal anything. They were seen by multiple witnesses before, during, and after the raid, including the homeowner who spoke to them, and were filmed on at least two mobile phones.

Pleaded guilty to burglary. Described as a third striker with past burglary offences, liable to mandatory minimum three-year sentence.

13 Oct 2018

Desmond Thompson

Burglary *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment

Desmond Thompson, 44, of no fixed abode, and an accomplice burgled an elderly couple's home in Old Bath Road, Cheltenham, on July 11, 2018, but failed to steal anything. They were seen by multiple witnesses before, during, and after the raid, including the homeowner who spoke to them, and were filmed on at least two mobile phones.

Pleaded guilty to burglary. Judge highlighted his horrendous list of previous convictions as a serious aggravating feature.

13 Oct 2018

Benjamin Coleman

Theft from vehicles *

Sentence

11 months' detention in a young offender's institution

Benjamin Coleman, 19, from Ashbrittle Road, Brockworth, continued offending after receiving a 12-month suspended sentence in January 2018 for burgling a home in August 2017. He caused criminal damage in July 2018 at supported accommodation, dealt with in August 2018 at Cheltenham Magistrates’ Court without immediate custody. On September 5, 2018, he stole from two cars and interfered with another in Stroud while intoxicated on strong cider and diazepam.

Breached previous suspended sentence by committing further offences including theft from cars. Judge noted re-offending and non-compliance.

13 Oct 2018

George Belger

Breach of Criminal Behaviour Order *

Sentence

27 months imprisonment

George Belger, 32, of Nouncells Cross, Stroud, on August 23, 2018, breached a criminal behaviour order by entering Tesco in Stroud and shoplifting a newspaper, sandwich, and bottle of Coca Cola, captured on CCTV. He then assaulted two Waitrose workers and a police officer while possessing a knife in public.

Convicted of breaching criminal behaviour order and suspended sentence, assaulting police and Waitrose staff, shoplifting, and possessing a knife. Judge noted his 31 previous convictions and drug habit.

12 Oct 2018

Shaun Evans

Actual Bodily Harm *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Shaun Evans, 34, from Newport, a dad-of-three and ex-serviceman, assaulted his girlfriend on August 26, 2018, in Baynhams Court, Coleford, by kicking and stamping on her head with significant force, causing significant bruising. Neighbours, including Josh Burns, intervened during the sustained assault.

Admitted causing actual bodily harm and using threatening behaviour. Judge ruled immediate custody appropriate due to the brutal nature of the assault.

12 Oct 2018

August 2016 1 case

Kieran Hayward

Dangerous Driving *

Sentence

6 months in a young offenders’ institute and banned from driving for more than two years

Kieran Hayward, 19, led police on a high-speed chase in Gloucester on April 8, 2016, driving a Volkswagen Golf at speeds exceeding 125mph with a baby and a five-year-old girl in the back seat. He evaded police due to lack of insurance, weaving through traffic on the wrong side of the road, causing other vehicles to take evasive action, and was eventually stopped in congestion on the A40 bypass.

Admitted to dangerous driving and driving without insurance.

12 Aug 2016

October 2010 1 case

Wendy Buffrey

Fraud *

Sentence

community sentence with 150 hours of unpaid work, £26,250 repayment, and £1,500 prosecution costs

Wendy Buffrey, 61, of Cheltenham, ran a Post Office in Up Hatherley, Gloucestershire. She noticed shortfalls due to Horizon errors, topped them up with her own money, but was coerced into signing false accounts, leading to fraud charges and conviction.

Admitted two counts of fraud at Gloucester Crown Court in October 2010; conviction quashed on 23 April 2021. Coerced into signing incorrect accounts by auditors.

1 Oct 2010

Date Not Specified 26 cases

Simon Gibbs

Sexual activity with a person with a mental disorder *

Sentence

4 years 6 months imprisonment

Simon Gibbs, a care worker from Tuffley, Gloucestershire, engaged in inappropriate sexual activity with a vulnerable woman under his professional care who has a mental disorder. The offence was reported, leading to his arrest. He pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual activity with the woman at Gloucester Crown Court. On sentencing, he received four-and-a-half years imprisonment, plus a Sexual Harm Prevention Order, mandatory sex offender registration, and was barred from working in care.

Pleaded guilty to two counts. Judge recognised breach of trust and harm caused. Also imposed a Sexual Harm Prevention Order, sex offender registration, and permanent bar from working in care.

1 Jan 0001

Sonny Rogers

Harassment *

Sentence

two years and four months imprisonment

Sonny Rogers racially and sexually threatened his female probation officer with a tirade of graphic hateful messages and phone calls, including voicemails with threats of sexual violence, female genital mutilation, terrorism acts, cutting out her womb and ovaries, smashing her face, use of the 'N word', and other extreme acts. A seven-minute call was recorded where he vented without pausing. This occurred when she turned on her work phone on August 10, 2020, with messages from August 8-11, 2020. He was on licence at the time.

Pleaded guilty to harassment by putting a woman in fear of violence between August 8 and 10, 2020 and sending the woman by means of electronic communications messages that were grossly offensive, obscene and menacing on August 11, 2020. Indefinite restraining order imposed. Ordered to pay £190 victim surcharge. Previously in prison for accessing child and extreme pornography.

1 Jan 0001

Timothy Fawlk

Rape and sexual abuse *

Sentence

25 years imprisonment

Timothy Fawlk, of Park End Road, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, carried out a string of sexual offences over a 30-year period between 1988 and 2018, abusing five women when they were young girls. He was convicted based on their evidence given at Cirencester Nightingale Court.

Found guilty of 23 counts after denying them. Judge extended the sentence with an additional five years on parole, imposed an indefinite restraining order banning contact with victims, and placed him on the sex offenders' register for life.

1 Jan 0001

Shaun Couling

Sexual assault of children; Possession of indecent images *

Sentence

4 years and 2 months custody with 3 years extended licence

Shaun Couling, 58, of The Green, Highworth, Swindon, abused friendships with mothers to sexually assault their daughters in the Cotswolds area. First victim (aged 11): assaulted twice in her home, groping breasts and touching private parts, warned not to tell. Second victim: photographed breasts in see-through pool top. Third victim (14-year-old): on 28 August 2021, plied with gin and stroked legs sexually for 30 minutes on sofa. Devices contained large quantity of indecent images. Victims suffered significant psychological impact.

Pleaded guilty to two charges of sexual assault of a girl under 13, sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl, and possession of 1,478 indecent images of children (171 Category A, 237 Category B, 1,070 Category C). Placed on sex offenders register for life and subject to indefinite sexual harm prevention order. Considered dangerous; prior acquittal on similar offence noted but not held against him for character.

1 Jan 0001

Kamil Ahmed Hossenbux

Sexual assault *

Sentence

6 years imprisonment

Kamil Ahmed Hossenbux sexually assaulted two young girls between 1990 and 1998 in Cheltenham, where he abused his position of power as the operator of care homes. The victims were aged between 8 and 14 years old.

Pleaded guilty to sexual assaults on two young girls. Abused position as operator of care homes.

1 Jan 0001

Luke Hall

Possession of class A and class B drugs *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment suspended for two years with 150 hours unpaid work and 40 rehabilitation activity requirement days

On June 12 2024, police executed a search warrant at Luke Hall’s home in Edge Hills Road, Cinderford. Hall, aged 18, was found in bed and immediately handed over a large ball of cocaine wrapped in cling film from his bedside cabinet. A bag of cannabis was also found in the bedroom along with £1,000 in cash. He admitted possession of both drugs. The judge noted he had performed a limited function under direction, pressure and coercion.

Pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine and cannabis. Originally arrested for possession with intent to supply but CPS accepted lesser charge due to lack of evidence of dealing. Under pressure/coercion to sell drugs. Has apprenticeship lined up.

1 Jan 0001

Mark Taylor

Child sex offences *

Sentence

14 years imprisonment

Mark Taylor, a 49-year-old man from Gloucester, systematically groomed and manipulated vulnerable young girls online, travelling across the UK to meet and sexually exploit them. He admitted to multiple child sex offences and was described by Gloucestershire Police as a 'predatory paedophile' and 'every parent's nightmare'. The psychological damage to victims was as significant as the sexual abuse. He was sentenced at Gloucester Crown Court.

Pleaded guilty to multiple charges including two counts of meeting a child following sexual grooming, three counts of sexual activity with a child, four counts of making an indecent photo of a child, two breaches of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order, and three counts of arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sex offence. Also placed on the sex offenders register for life, issued with a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for five years, and a restraining order prohibiting contact with one victim.

1 Jan 0001

Przemyslaw Stojko

Rape *

Sentence

12 years imprisonment

Przemyslaw Stojko, a 38-year-old Polish man from Gloucester, subjected a vulnerable woman to repeated rape, physical assaults, and coercive control between April and June 2017. He met the victim when she came to purchase cannabis. Stojko raped her twice, inflicted severe injuries including black eyes, a swollen jaw, bruising to her arms, legs, and breasts, and fractures to her fifth and sixth ribs. He locked her in his flat and choked her by pressing his elbow to her throat. Stojko hacked her Facebook account and posted explicit sexual videos and images, which the victim's mother discovered. He threatened the victim with a knife, demanding she contact the police to change her story and drop the case. The victim, who struggled with drug and alcohol issues, was found by police in an emaciated state. Stojko was convicted of two counts of rape, common assault, and witness intimidation after a trial, and sentenced to 12 years imprisonment.

Convicted after trial. Sentenced to 11 years for each rape count concurrently, plus 6 months concurrent for common assault and 12 months consecutive for witness intimidation, totalling 12 years. Judge Michael Cullum highlighted the controlling and coercive nature of the offences. The victim was threatened with a knife and explicit videos were posted online to humiliate her.

1 Jan 0001

Rahul Odedra

Voyeurism *

Sentence

4 years 3 months imprisonment

Rahul Odedra, 46, from Quedgeley, Gloucester, hid cameras in the female staff toilets of three schools in Gloucestershire between 2009 and 2017. He positioned cameras in toilet roll holders to focus on genital areas, capturing explicit moving images of women and some children using the toilet, particularly 'in the act of wiping'. Police found 200 images on his computer equipment. He was caught attempting to film up a victim's skirt using his phone attached to a ruler.

Pleaded guilty to one offence of attempting to possess an indecent image, two offences of possession of indecent images and twenty offences of voyeurism. Given a sexual harm prevention order and required to sign the sex offender register, both for life. No previous convictions.

1 Jan 0001

Scott Capstick

Being concerned with the supply of drugs *

Sentence

three years and four months in prison

Scott Capstick, 37, from Gloucester, was involved with a gang supplying hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of Class A drugs, mainly cocaine, to Gloucestershire and surrounding areas from February 2023 to September 2024. The group mixed cocaine with substances like Benzocaine, stored and distributed it, used encrypted apps, and employed security for cash exchanges such as photographing £5 note serial numbers.

Sentenced for the lesser charge of being concerned with the supply of drugs, which he admitted.

1 Jan 0001

Mohammed Bham

Possession with intent to supply Class A drugs *

Sentence

7 years and 3 months imprisonment

Police received information that Mohammed Bham was involved in the supply of Class A drugs. He was arrested on February 11 leaving a rented property in Barnwood, Gloucester, and getting into a Mercedes. A search of the property found cocaine, heroin, and around £3,000 in cash. His phone contacts led police to two self-storage units, where they found £100,000 in cash and further Class A drugs. In total, 755 grams of cocaine and 625 grams of heroin were seized, with an estimated street value of around £100,000. Officers also found air pistols, crossbows, and machetes. The weapons and drugs were destroyed. Bham's Mercedes and high-value designer clothes were also seized.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs (cocaine and heroin) and one count of possession of criminal property. Also sentenced to four years for possession of criminal property to run concurrently. Will face a Proceeds of Crime hearing and be subject to a Serious Crime Prevention Order for two years upon release.

1 Jan 0001

Nicholas Chapman

Adding semen to hot drinks *

Sentence

12-month community order with 200 hours unpaid work

Dr Nicholas Chapman, 55, of Taunton, added his semen to hot drinks he made for a woman on several occasions during 2021. The woman became suspicious, kept a sample, and reported it to police in September 2021. Testing confirmed semen with DNA match to Chapman.

Pleaded not guilty but found guilty by jury on one count. Acquitted on second count. Subject to 10-year restraining order. Ordered to pay £3,500 court costs. Judge noted his previous good character but criticised his absurd defence and implausible claims.

1 Jan 0001

Ian Guest

Attempting to incite a girl aged between 13 and 15 to engage in sexual activity, without penetration *

Sentence

24-month community order including 40 rehabilitation activity requirement days, placed on sex offenders' register for 5 years, sexual harm prevention order for 5 years, victim surcharge of £95

Ian Guest, of Painswick Road, Robinswood, posed as a 16-year-old then as 'John' aged 14 on social media to contact a decoy profile of 'Olivia' aged 14 set up by paedophile hunters from Stand Together as One. Between February 6 and 11, 2021, conversations escalated to asking for topless photos. Arrested February 26, 2021, after phone analysis confirmed messages. Attempted to open similar account post-interview.

Pleaded guilty. No previous convictions. Employed in warehouse for nearly three decades. Judge noted good character, long-term employment, but immature behaviour and indulgence in fantasy.

1 Jan 0001

Iaon Ciolovic

Sexual assault *

Sentence

6 months imprisonment suspended for 1 year with 200 hours unpaid work and 10 rehabilitation activity requirement days

On 30 November 2022, Ciolovic approached a 15-year-old schoolgirl on a bus in Gloucester, complimented her body, offered £150 for sex, and placed his hand on her thigh. On 9 December 2022, he lifted the top of a 13-year-old schoolgirl on another bus and stroked her stomach, commenting she must be cold.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault. First time in the dock. Judge Rupert Lowe described his behaviour as that of a 'creepy old man' and noted no remorse. Seven-year sexual harm prevention order and sex offenders register. Court costs £1,200.

1 Jan 0001

Idris Amin

Possession and sale of illegal and counterfeit cigarettes *

Sentence

2 years and 4 months imprisonment

Idris Amin, 32, leased a shop in Southgate Street, Gloucester using fake IDs and was found with the largest quantity of illegal and counterfeit cigarettes and tobacco seized by Gloucestershire Trading Standards. Officers raided the shop in 2023 and discovered one million cigarettes (50,000 packets) plus 500 packets of hand-rolling tobacco in his flat and lock-ups in Worcestershire. The goods had no duty paid, were counterfeit and incorrectly labelled. Amin could have sold them for over £260,000.

Admitted purchasing the haul for £90,000. Kurdish asylum seeker with difficult background, no previous convictions, mental health problems. Judge noted sophistication and planning of offences but considered mitigating factors.

1 Jan 0001

James Blandford

Conspiracy to supply drugs *

Sentence

eight years and three months in prison

James Blandford, 35, from Hucclecote, acted as second-in-command in a gang supplying hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of Class A drugs, primarily cocaine, to Gloucestershire and surrounding counties between February 2023 and September 2024. The operation involved mixing cocaine with substances like Benzocaine, using encrypted apps to advertise and arrange collections, and security measures for cash handovers such as verifying serial numbers on bank notes.

Described as 'second-in-command' of the drugs gang. Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply drugs.

1 Jan 0001

Jason Cartledge

Breaching sexual harm prevention order *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Jason Cartledge breached his indefinite sexual harm prevention order by deleting 724 messages from WhatsApp on his iPhone and 90 from TikTok on his iPad, and by hiding an iPad and laptop from police during an unannounced visit on August 24, 2021. The order stemmed from a 2017 conviction for inciting a 15-year-old girl to engage in sexual activity by persuading her to send intimate pictures via social media, threatening self-harm, and threatening to circulate compromising images.

Admitted breaching indefinite sexual harm prevention order. Judge noted previous breach in 2018 resulting in suspended sentence and history of contacting children sexually. Poor compliance with court orders cited.

1 Jan 0001

Jordan Ireland

Conspiracy to supply drugs *

Sentence

11 years and eight months in prison

Jordan Ireland, 29, from Hucclecote in Gloucester, led a drugs gang that brought hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of Class A drugs, primarily cocaine, along with some cannabis and ketamine, into Gloucestershire and surrounding counties between February 2023 and September 2024. He was filmed weighing cocaine in his mother's kitchen, with videos showing an estimated 6kg of cocaine there. The gang mixed cocaine with cheaper substances like Benzocaine to maximise profits. Police launched an investigation after his arrest in April 2024 for unrelated matters and downloaded data from his phone.

Ringleader who ran the operation from his mother's house in Hucclecote, Gloucester. Previously served a six-year prison sentence for drug offences. Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply drugs.

1 Jan 0001

Jordan Richards-Chiverton

Importation of cocaine *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment

Jordan Richards-Chiverton, a university student from Droitwich, imported 13.5 grams of cocaine worth approximately £500 from Costa Rica in August/September 2014. He used the dark web to place the order and paid via Bitcoin. The parcel was intercepted at a postal handling centre in Coventry, and Richards-Chiverton was arrested when he collected it from a local post office on 9 September 2014. A search of his home uncovered digital scales, a laptop, and a diary containing a dealer's list of purchasers and amounts.

Pleaded guilty to attempting to evade the prohibition on the importation of cocaine. Recorder Paul Grumbar described the offence as 'sophisticated'. The defendant used the dark web and Bitcoin to import the drugs. Evidence of a dealer's list and digital scales was found at his home.

1 Jan 0001

Delaney Smart

Domestic Violence *

Sentence

32 weeks imprisonment suspended for two years, with a 30-day accredited probation programme and 200 hours unpaid work

Delaney Smart carried out a campaign of domestic violence against his wife between August and October 2023. On 18 August, he verbally abused and pushed his wife's friend at a pub. On 20 August, under the influence of alcohol and drugs, he damaged the family home, ripped a door off its hinges, and threatened to kill his wife in front of their children. After arrest and bail, he continued to harass her, phoning and emotionally blackmailing her, following her to a supermarket, confronting her at work, and threatening to slit her throat and burn down her house while she was inside. His wife was petrified and feared returning home.

Admitted criminal damage, assaulting his wife, assaulting her friend, and harassment. Prior convictions for assault and cocaine possession. Volunteer at Chepstow Town FC. Judge cited realistic prospect of rehabilitation. Five-year restraining order also imposed.

1 Jan 0001

David Braun

Sexual assault by penetration without consent *

Sentence

three and a half years imprisonment

David Braun, 53, from Taunton in Somerset, sexually assaulted a woman with an object while she slept in a hotel in Coleford, Forest of Dean, in December 2021. The victim woke up during the assault. He was arrested and charged.

Found guilty following a trial. Shown no remorse. Judge read victim's personal statement and considered character references; previous good character taken into account. Must serve half before release on licence.

1 Jan 0001

Geoffrey Poole

Sexual activity with a child *

Sentence

15 months imprisonment

Geoffrey Poole, a former Gloucestershire police officer, was sentenced for a sex offence against a vulnerable 16-year-old girl. Poole, aged 51, admitted engaging in sexual intercourse with the teenager between February 18 and March 20, 2023. The court heard that he groomed the victim through flirtatious text messages after she had recently ended a relationship and was feeling low. They arranged to meet in woodland near Kempsford where they had unprotected sexual intercourse. The victim immediately regretted the act, ceased contact, and confided in her parents.

Admitted to having sexual intercourse with a 16-year-old girl he had groomed. Registered as a sex offender for ten years and given a lifetime ban from working with children. Recorder Gregory Bull QC described it as a 'most terrible breach of trust'.

1 Jan 0001

Douglas Spurgeon

Inciting a girl under 13 to engage in sexual activity *

Sentence

28 months imprisonment

Douglas Spurgeon, 67, engaged in sexual chat online with a person he believed to be an 11-year-old girl, but who was in fact a member of the vigilante group 'Guardians of the North'. He asked the fictitious girl if she needed a bra and whether she had pubic hair. The offences took place between January 29 and February 2. He was persistent in his messages, though he did not intend to meet the girl. He had lost contact with his sons and grandchildren and had recently survived prostate cancer.

Pleaded guilty. Made subject of a sexual harm prevention order and placed on the sex offender's register. Former Coldstream Guard and Royal Engineer; had become depressed and attempted suicide after detection.

1 Jan 0001

Ashley Booth

Conspiracy to supply drugs *

Sentence

seven years and one month in prison

Ashley Booth, 29, from Gloucester, assisted in storing and distributing hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of Class A drugs, primarily cocaine, supplied to Gloucestershire and surrounding counties between February 2023 and September 2024. The operation included mixing drugs with Benzocaine, pressing into blocks, using encrypted apps for sales, and securing large cash handovers with note serial verifications.

Involved in helping to store and distribute the drugs. Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply drugs.

1 Jan 0001

Brian Dennis

Conspiracy to supply drugs *

Sentence

six years and four months in prison

Brian Dennis, 55, from Cheltenham, was part of a gang that imported and supplied hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of Class A drugs, mainly cocaine, to Gloucestershire and surrounding areas from February 2023 to September 2024. As a mechanic, he pressed the cocaine mixed with Benzocaine into 1kg blocks to disguise tampering. The gang used encrypted apps and cash verification methods like £5 note serial numbers for security.

Mechanic by trade from Cheltenham who pressed the drug mixture into 1kg blocks. Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply drugs.

1 Jan 0001

Darren Bond

Possessing, making, and distributing indecent images of children *

Sentence

2 years and 8 months imprisonment

Darren Bond, a former Avon and Somerset Police officer, was sentenced to two years and eight months in prison after pleading guilty to eight counts of possessing, making, and distributing indecent images of children. The offences occurred between January 2014 and November 2017, during which Bond amassed 579 indecent images and six videos from two mobile phones. Over 150 images were Category A, the most severe, depicting victims as young as eight. Bond was arrested in November 2017 after removing location-hiding software from his computer, which revealed his address. At Gloucester Crown Court, Judge Ian Lawrie remarked on Bond's denial of sexual interest, stating he had 'not recognised the barbarity of his actions'. Bond was dismissed from the police and ordered to sign the sex offenders' register.

Pleaded guilty. Judge noted Bond was in denial and had not recognised the barbarity of his actions. Bond was a serving police officer at the time, seconded to CID. He was dismissed without notice and placed on the barred list.

1 Jan 0001

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