Great Grimsby Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 34 verdicts at Great Grimsby Crown Court (Grimsby). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

Christian Sollitt

Sexual activity with a child

December 11, 2025

Sentence: 12 years and 6 months imprisonment with 18 months extended licence

Christian Sollitt groomed a young girl for his own sexual gratification starting in July 2018. He made and sent thousands of voice calls, video calls, and emails, manipulated her into sending explicit images, and took her to secluded locations in the Grimsby area to engage in sexual activity, including picking her up from school. Devices seized revealed extreme pornographic images and videos of multiple children as young as under three years old. After learning her age, he continued contacting her to declare his love.

Found guilty after a 12-day trial. Additional 15-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order, 15-year Restraining Order, and lifetime on Sex Offenders Register.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Edward Sheriff

Rape of a child under 13

December 10, 2025

Sentence: 22 years imprisonment

Edward Sheriff, aged 77, of Wainfleet Road, Grimsby, committed a series of non-recent sexual offences against three children spanning more than four decades. The offences included rape of a child under 13, four counts of sexual assault of a child under 13, two counts of sexual assault of a child under 16, eight counts of indecent assault, three counts of gross indecency assault, and exposure. He manipulated, threatened, and emotionally abused his victims to silence them. The investigation began in 2022 after three victims reported the abuse, leading to his arrest in June 2022.

Found guilty after a seven-day trial on all counts. Investigation launched in 2022 following reports from three victims. Denied sexual interests in children during interview. Detective Sergeant Chris Clarke described the actions as utterly deplorable, a calculated and prolonged abuse of trust spanning over four decades.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Mohammed Wahid

Aggravated burglary

December 8, 2025

Sentence: 4 years in a young offenders' institution

On October 26, 2024, Mohammed Wahid, 20, of Sherburn Street, east Hull, was involved in an aggravated burglary at a woman's home late at night. He pretended to be a pizza delivery driver to gain entry, while two men in balaclavas, one armed with a firearm, stood behind him. The woman, mistaking Wahid for a victim, pulled him inside and called 999. The others kicked at the door but fled. CCTV captured the incident. Wahid claimed he was coerced by two men in a 4x4 who offered him £20. In separate offences from December 2024 to February 2025, Wahid was involved in drug-related activities in east Hull, including possession of Class A drugs and cannabis with intent to supply, evidenced by 64,000 messages on his seized phone. The victim and her four children were left terrified, with the woman now scared to leave home and suffering from sleeplessness.

Admitted aggravated burglary, possessing Class A drugs with intent to supply, and possessing cannabis. No previous convictions. Involved in drug supply to pay off debt for cannabis addiction. Vulnerable to exploitation; role in burglary was only to knock at the door.

Sources: walesonline.co.uk

Denise Yould

Robbery

November 28, 2025

Sentence: 6 years and 4 months imprisonment

Denise Yould, 41, of no fixed address, partnered with Anthony Smith in a crime spree targeting vulnerable people. On March 2, 2025, they befriended two men over several weeks, gained entry to their home on Rutland Street at around 6.30am, assaulted them, threatened them with a hammer, and stole mobile phones, wallets, and house keys. Cash was withdrawn using the stolen bank cards immediately after the incident. The pair tricked victims into inviting them into homes where they were threatened with weapons and robbed.

Anthony Smith

Robbery

November 28, 2025

Sentence: 17 years imprisonment

Anthony Smith, 42, of Rutland Street, Grimsby, was involved in a crime spree targeting vulnerable people. On February 21, 2025, he stole a bank card from a man at a pub on Albion Street in Grimsby and used it to purchase alcohol. On February 26, 2025, he approached a property on Victor Street, threatened the occupant with a knife, forced his way inside, and stole the victim's bank card and coat. On March 2, 2025, along with Denise Yould, he befriended two men over weeks, gained entry to their home on Rutland Street, assaulted them, threatened them with a hammer, and stole mobile phones, wallets, and house keys. Cash was withdrawn using the stolen bank cards immediately after.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of robbery, fraud by false representation, theft and possession of a bladed article.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Robert Kelk

Possession with intent to supply Class A drugs

November 27, 2025

Sentence: 6 years imprisonment

Robert Kelk, 37, of Elsenham Road, Grimsby, was involved in importing and supplying large quantities of heroin and cocaine into Grimsby as part of a criminal network distributing drugs across North East Lincolnshire. On September 11, 2025, officers arrested him at a property on Dunmow Street, Grimsby, finding cocaine in his pocket and discovering a concealed compartment under floorboards containing 1.4kg of cocaine, 446g of heroin, and 1.25g of ketamine, valued at over £100,000. The property showed signs of drug preparation, and additional items including counterfeit cash, drug paraphernalia, mobile phones, SIM cards, weapons (machete and baton), and more drugs and cash were seized from another connected address.

Admitted possession with intent to supply Class A drugs cocaine and heroin and possession of Class B Ketamine. Described as having a key role in supplying drugs across North East Lincolnshire.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Declan Kelly

Burglary

November 25, 2025

Sentence: 5 years and 3 months imprisonment

Declan Kelly, 31, engaged in a five-day crime spree starting August 12, 2025, involving multiple burglaries, thefts, assaults, and dangerous driving. On August 12, he burgled a home on Ludford Street, Grimsby, entering through an open window while the homeowner slept, stealing a red Citroen Picasso, wallet with £100 cash, bank cards, iPad, mobile phone, and drill. He was identified via CCTV and garage CCTV. Later that day in Cleethorpes, he assaulted a homeowner by punching him twice, causing injuries, and cracked the car's windscreen with his phone. Police pursued the stolen Citroen through Grimsby at high speeds, jumping red lights, but abandoned it for safety. He stole fuel from a garage. On August 17 in Grimoldby near Louth, he stole keys to a Kia Sportage using a distraction with a woman accomplice, leading to another high-speed pursuit on the A16 towards Grimsby, reaching 75mph in a 30mph zone, colliding with another vehicle, driving without lights, and reaching 50mph in a 20mph zone before being captured.

Admitted to 10 offences including burglary, assault, theft, and dangerous driving while disqualified. Has 16 prior convictions for 45 offences. Drug addiction cited as a factor in offending. Banned from driving for 5 years and 8 months.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Lewis Armstrong-Doyle

Burglary

November 19, 2025

Sentence: 4 years imprisonment and 4-year driving ban

Lewis Armstrong-Doyle, 27, engaged in a summer crime spree in 2025. On June 23, he stole a girl's £800 Voodoo bicycle, a £280 circular saw, and over £100 in frozen foods from a garden shed in Rosedale Grove, west Hull, after returning to a property he had visited for garden waste clearance; recognised via CCTV. On June 29 at 3.30am, he stole cans of beer and clothing from his stepfather's home in Saxcourt, Orchard Park estate, Hull. On July 6, he attempted to force a window at Strawberry Fields supported-living premises for vulnerable adults. On July 25, he attempted to enter a block of flats there. On July 31, he stole £78 worth of Lynx deodorant from Home Bargains. On August 25, he burgled a home in Park Avenue, Hull, stealing keys, cash, and bank cards from a handbag, then took the Nissan Micra car. He led police on a 90mph pursuit through Hull, reaching speeds over 90mph in 30mph zones on Beverley Road and Beresford Road, attempted to ram police cars, drove on the wrong side of the road, and continued after a stinger deflated the tyres; arrested with police dog assistance. Admitted two burglaries, one attempted burglary, theft, and motoring offences including car theft, driving while disqualified, and no insurance.

Breached prior two-year suspended sentence for burglary. Criminal record includes 13 previous offences, including drug possession and driving offences. Judge noted 'appalling catalogue of offences' and campaign of burglary to satisfy drug addiction. Remorseful, drug misuse spiralling out of control.

Sources: hulldailymail.co.uk

Towson Smith

Unlawful wounding

November 15, 2025

Sentence: 1 year imprisonment

On August 23, 2025, at around midday on Spring Bank, Hull, Towson Smith, 28, of no fixed address, and another man went on a shoplifting spree at the One Stop store to fund drug purchases. After dropping a bag of stolen items, which smashed a bottle inside, Smith picked up a piece of broken glass and slashed the other man in the neck and head during a street fight captured on CCTV. The violence lasted around five minutes, with the intoxicated pair exchanging blows in broad daylight. The victim was hospitalized for cuts to his neck and shoulder and later expressed paranoia, stating he nearly died.

Admitted unlawfully wounding. Had 61 previous convictions. Recorder Brian Whitehead noted the victim started the fight and it was fortunate no long-term harm or fatal injury occurred.

Sources: hulldailymail.co.uk

Ashley Farrar

Theft

November 10, 2025

Sentence: 6 months imprisonment suspended for 12 months

Ashley Farrar committed multiple thefts between July 31 and September 6, 2025. On July 31, he stole a box of chocolates from Heron Foods on Second Avenue, Nunsthorpe, Grimsby, and later returned to steal 12 bottles of fabric conditioner. On September 6, he stole £60 worth of washing detergent from the same store. At Tesco in Grimsby, he stole 16 jars of coffee valued at £129. On August 16, he stole a £500 pedal cycle from a man on Park Street, Cleethorpes, using bolt croppers, captured on CCTV. He was arrested on September 7 on Beechwood Avenue and admitted the offences, citing financial struggles. The thefts were not for personal needs but to fuel his habit. None of the stolen items were recovered. The offences impacted budget stores serving low-income families, increasing costs for customers.

Pleaded guilty to four counts of theft from shops and one count of theft of a £500 pedal cycle. Judge urged him to make something of his life and stated he is capable of change. Immediate release from custody on recall. Has 21 prior convictions for 82 offences.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

James Simpson

Assault

October 31, 2025

Sentence: jailed

Man suffered eye damage after thug threw liquid and hit him with a machete

Harley Wardell

Rape and intentional strangulation

October 28, 2025

Sentence: 9 years imprisonment with 3 years extended licence

On July 23, 2024, at around 9am, Harley Wardell, 27, of Flixborough near Scunthorpe, subjected a woman to horrific physical, sexual, and emotional abuse at an address in Scunthorpe. He became extremely violent, attempting to strangle her, threatening her with weapons, punching and kicking her. Following reports of screaming, police responded to a 999 call, spoke with the distressed woman, and detained Wardell after a brief chase when he tried to flee the property.

Pleaded guilty to rape and intentional strangulation. Judge Gurdial Singh imposed extended sentence due to danger posed to women.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Roy Borrowdale

Child rape and sexual assault

October 21, 2025

Sentence: 25 years imprisonment

Roy Borrowdale committed a string of horrific sexual offences against young girls, including raping a girl under 13, raping a girl aged 13 to 15, assaulting a girl under 13 by touching, and five counts of sexual assault on a female. The offences occurred in the early 2010s. Investigation began in 2018 after one victim reported abuse, leading to others coming forward. Police seized his phone and found grooming evidence. Victims endured a trial due to his denials.

Convicted by jury after denying offences. Additional 12 months on licence and lifetime sexual harm prevention order. Described as a 'vile animal' by victim.

Sources: hulldailymail.co.uk

Liam Wright

Burglary

October 20, 2025

Sentence: 18-month community order with 140 hours unpaid work and 15 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement days

Liam Wright, 20, of Freeman Street, Grimsby, was involved in the burglary of a Freeman Street café at 2am on March 27, 2024, standing by the door during the raid. The gang threatened the owner with a knife and stole £400 from the till. Wright was unaware of the planning or knife. Arrested in Victor Street after an off-duty police officer alerted authorities.

Admitted burglary of a non-domestic premises. Only previous offence was assault on an emergency worker. Knew nothing of planning or knife involvement. Expressed deep shame, working with father, on electronic curfew for over 500 days awaiting sentence.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

William George

Aggravated burglary

October 20, 2025

Sentence: 4 years imprisonment

William George, 20, of Waddington Place, Grimsby, participated in the 2am aggravated burglary of a Freeman Street café on March 27, 2024. He waved a knife at the café owner, who has a brain injury, while accomplices broke into the till and stole £400. George was found in possession of the knife upon arrest in Victor Street after an off-duty officer raised the alarm.

Admitted aggravated burglary and possession of a knife. No previous convictions. Got in with a bad crowd, expressed deep remorse.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Alex Purcifer

Aggravated burglary

October 20, 2025

Sentence: 6 years imprisonment

Alex Purcifer, 26, of Freeman Street, Grimsby, led a gang that burgled a café on Freeman Street at 2am on March 27, 2024. The owner, who has a brain injury from a stroke, was working late when he heard glass smashing. Purcifer attempted to break into the till while another waved a knife at the owner. They stole £400 from the till. Purcifer was recognised by the owner from a previous visit. He was already on bail for knife offences in December 2023. An off-duty police officer alerted authorities, leading to their arrest in Victor Street.

Admitted aggravated burglary and two offences of carrying knives. Led the operation, targeted vulnerable victim at night. No previous convictions. Expressed remorse, history of drug addiction and homelessness.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Andrew Davies

Rape

October 18, 2025

Sentence: 19 years imprisonment plus 6 years on licence

Andrew Davies raped a victim, leading her to mourn the life of somebody who never got to exist. The attack had profound impacts on the victim's life.

John Atherton

Sexual assault of a child under 13

October 17, 2025

Sentence: 8 years imprisonment

John Atherton, 45, of Messingham Road, Bottesford, repeatedly sexually assaulted a young girl over a number of years in non-recent crimes. The abuse came to light in May 2022 following a third-party report to police that the girl had divulged the sexual crimes against her. He was arrested and subjected to a two-day trial where he continually denied the charges.

Found guilty following a two-day trial. Additional year on licence. Placed on the Sex Offenders Register for life. Denied charges, forcing the victim and family to relive trauma in court.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Uldis Rumjancevs

Possessing a firearm with intent to cause fear

September 28, 2025

Sentence: Suspended 18-month prison sentence for two years, 150 hours unpaid work, 10 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement days, and 90 days alcohol abstinence monitoring

Uldis Rumjancevs went to a man's address in Grimsby due to a verbal altercation, sat on his sofa, and pointed an air pistol at him on August 2, 2024. A witness saw him pull the pistol from his waistband. Police later found the air pistol and a CS gas canister in his home on Cromwell Road.

Defendant had no previous convictions, was in work, and his lawyer described the act as unsophisticated with no intention to cause injury. Judge noted the victim must have been extremely scared.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Sarah Proctor

Dangerous Driving

September 28, 2025

Sentence: 3 years and 8 months imprisonment and a 3 years and 10 months driving ban

Sarah Proctor led police on a high-speed chase in a stolen Volkswagen Polo, reaching speeds over 100mph through built-up areas in Beverley, driving on the wrong side of the road, jumping red lights, and crashing into a gate near Skirlaugh on March 23. The pursuit lasted about 30 minutes, endangering lives, and police found cocaine and £1,760 cash in the vehicle.

The judge described this as the worst case of dangerous driving he had seen on CCTV in 30 years. Proctor had a difficult upbringing leading to poor mental health, cared for her ill partner, and had grandchildren. The offence involved a stolen car and was linked to drug possession to feed her habit.

Sources: hulldailymail.co.uk

Spencer Nyamasvisva

Burglary

September 27, 2025

Sentence: 36 months imprisonment

Spencer Nyamasvisva, along with two others, broke into a heavily pregnant woman's flat on Freeman Street, Grimsby, on February 3, 2025. They forced entry at 4am, stole items including food, alcohol, and the woman's maternity bag, and caused £1,448 in damage to household items. The woman was awakened and terrified, and police intervened by chance, leading to his arrest.

Pleaded guilty to burglary. Had five previous offences but had been out of trouble for nearly 10 years. Worked as a fork lift truck driver and expressed remorse for the effect on the pregnant victim.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Salioui Cole

Burglary

September 27, 2025

Sentence: 34 months imprisonment

Salioui Cole, along with two others, broke into a heavily pregnant woman's flat on Freeman Street, Grimsby, on February 3, 2025. He was recognised by the victim as someone who had stayed at the flat before. He shouted demands, searched through belongings, and stole aftershave and sweets. The group took food, alcohol, and the woman's maternity bag, causing £1,448 in damage. Police arrested him as he tried to flee with stolen items.

Pleaded guilty to burglary. Had a previous conviction for robbery in December 2022 and five other offences. Came to the UK from Spain to support his ill mother, who passed away last year, and expressed remorse for the impact on the victim.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Richard Plumridge

Burglary

September 27, 2025

Sentence: 33 months imprisonment

Richard Plumridge, along with two others, broke into a heavily pregnant woman's flat on Freeman Street, Grimsby, on February 3, 2025. They forced entry at 4am, stole items including perfume, aftershave, food, alcohol, and the woman's maternity bag containing essentials for her upcoming labour. They caused £1,448 in damage to property such as the TV, soundbar, cooker hob, and washing machine. The woman was terrified, fearing for her unborn baby, and police intervened by chance.

Pleaded guilty to burglary. Had 23 previous convictions, including 52 for theft and a robbery in 2016. Expressed remorse through his lawyer, who noted his past employment and mental health issues.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Lewis Jones

Grievous bodily harm

September 20, 2025

Sentence: 18 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years, 250 hours unpaid work, £2,000 compensation, £500 prosecution costs, and £187 court costs

On April 9, 2023, Lewis Jones followed a man into the gents' toilets at the village War Memorial Club, punched and kneed him multiple times, breaking his eye socket, after accusing him of speaking to his wife. The victim was standing at the urinals when the attack began, during which Jones threatened to kill him. Witnesses heard the threats and attempted to intervene. The victim fled the club covered in blood and required treatment at Hull Royal Infirmary for a fractured eye socket, bruising, and swelling. The incident was aggravated by Jones's intoxication.

Pleaded guilty; of previous good character; incident was impulsive and occurred while drunk; owns a construction firm employing five staff; judge commented on his rugby discipline and described the act as 'drunken stupidity'.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Yasmin Green

Fraud

September 19, 2025

Sentence: 2 years imprisonment suspended for 2 years, 30 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement days, 300 hours of unpaid work, lifelong restraining order, ban from entering Hull for life, compensation of £300 per month for 2 years, and a £156 surcharge

Yasmin Green deceived her partner in a relationship by creating a false persona, fraudulently obtaining a £5,000 loan for a non-existent home, forging a Land Registry document, and unauthorisedly setting up car finance and a credit card in the victim's name. She engaged in controlling behaviour, including emotional blackmail, accessing the victim's phone without permission, and manipulating pet ownership details.

The judge described her behaviour as despicable, highlighting her lack of empathy and manipulative character. She expressed remorse in a letter and apologised to the victim.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Ashraf Alsaadi

Sexual Assault

September 17, 2025

Sentence: 4 years and 2 months imprisonment

Ashraf Alsaadi sexually assaulted two girls under 18, including acts over their clothes, which left one victim feeling scarred and scared. The offences occurred before the trial, with one victim breaking down and reporting the assaults, leading to his arrest. He denied the charges, claiming they were fabricated, but was convicted after a trial at Hull Crown Court. The assaults resulted in one victim losing her job, missing education, and requiring counselling and therapy.

Showed complete lack of remorse, lied about the offences, had no previous convictions, and was described by the judge as untrustworthy despite character references.

Sources: hulldailymail.co.uk

Dylan Lowther

Sexual Offences

September 16, 2025

Sentence: 15 years imprisonment

Dylan Lowther, 21, from Hull, abused a woman over several months, which included a history of sexual offences and controlling or coercive behaviour. The investigation was launched in 2024 after the victim reported the abuse at a police station in Hull. Lowther was arrested, interviewed, and subsequently convicted following a five-day trial.

Found guilty of 11 offences including sexual offences and one count of controlling or coercive behaviour. He denied the allegations during his interview and was remanded in custody. He will also be on the sex offenders register for life.

Sources: hulldailymail.co.uk

Joseph Mcmaster

Escaping from lawful custody

September 5, 2025

Sentence: 7 months imprisonment

Joseph McMaster, 26, of North Street, Goole, fled from a police station car park on June 11 by using a wheelie bin to scale a wall, leading to a two-hour rooftop standoff on Aire Street. He was tracked by police using a drone and had gone to the station to report harassment but fled after being confronted about breaching a restraining order issued at Hull Magistrates Court on August 5 of the previous year.

Admitted escaping from lawful custody and breaching a restraining order. Judge noted his life was in a mess and encouraged future progress.

Sources: hulldailymail.co.uk

Tyler Quantick

Non-fatal strangulation

September 5, 2025

Sentence: 2 years and 9 months imprisonment

Tyler Quantick, 23, of Sixhills Street, Grimsby, carried out a sustained campaign of physical abuse against a woman, including multiple incidents of non-fatal strangulation, common assault, and violence to secure entry. The abuse was reported after an abandoned 999 call on April 19, 2025, leading to officers finding the victim distressed with injuries at a property in Grimsby. Further incidents included Quantick forcibly entering the same address on April 25, 2025, by smashing a window. Evidence gathered showed repeated physical abuse, and despite initial denials, he pleaded guilty.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of non-fatal strangulation, common assault, and violence to secure entry. Also handed a five-year restraining order.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Aydyn Richie

Possession with intent to supply class A drugs

September 3, 2025

Sentence: 3 years and 4 months imprisonment

Aydyn Richie, 25, from Julian Street in Grimsby, was involved in supplying class A drugs. On 24 June 2025, he was in custody for affray when police found two mobile phones on him, including a burner phone linked to drug supply. A subsequent search of his home uncovered wraps of heroin and cocaine with a street value of £13,100, £200 in cash, cannabis, and high-value designer items believed to be from criminal activity.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs. Was arrested for affray, and police discovered drugs, cash, and designer items during a search of his home.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Richard Cameron

Drug dealing

August 19, 2025

Sentence: five years and seven months imprisonment

Richard Cameron was found with class A drugs during a stop and search in Grimsby. After being released on bail, he sent out 10,000 text messages related to drug dealing, which led to his conviction and sentencing.

Was found with class A drugs during a stop and search and sent out 10,000 text messages after being released on bail.

Sources: grimsbytelegraph.co.uk

Philip Gonsalves

Attempted Murder

August 15, 2025

Sentence: 27 years imprisonment with 4 years extended licence

Philip Gonsalves attacked a man and a woman on Victor Street and Barnsley Street in Hull on January 25, 2025. He grabbed the woman's head and slammed it into a fence, then stabbed her multiple times in the neck, leaving her unconscious and bleeding with life-threatening injuries that required 24 days in hospital, including intubation. He also punched and stabbed the man repeatedly in the head, stomach, and armpit, causing his bowel to protrude, leading to permanent injuries. The attack was unprovoked and involved a knife that Gonsalves brought to the scene, as captured on CCTV and confirmed through forensic evidence.

Pleaded guilty to attempted murder and grievous bodily harm. Has a long criminal record including knife-carrying offences. Judge John Thackray KC noted he poses a significant risk of serious harm to the public and will serve two thirds of his sentence before being considered for parole.

Sources: hulldailymail.co.uk

Aaron Adams

Child sex offences

July 23, 2025

Sentence: 12 years imprisonment

Aaron Adams was found guilty of child sex offences following a six-day trial at Grimsby Crown Court and was sentenced to 12 years imprisonment.

Ricky Johnson

Possessing a knife, assaulting a police officer, and making a menacing telephone call

January 31, 2025

Sentence: 13 months imprisonment

On December 17, 2024, the same day Ricky Johnson was released from Hull Magistrates' Court with a suspended sentence for carrying a knife, he made two telephone calls from a public phone box in Marfleet Lane. In the first, he threatened to 'chop a friend up' with a knife and provided his description. In the second, he threatened to 'chop up police officers' and gave his location. Armed police arrived, deployed Tasers with a red dot on him, and he surrendered the knife. During arrest, while an officer removed his Rosary beaded necklace, Johnson headbutted the officer. Police had used Tasers after he turned aggressive.

Admitted possessing a knife, assaulting a police officer, and making a menacing and offensive telephone call. Sentence included consecutive 3 months for breaching previous suspended sentence. Fourth conviction for possessing a blade. Appeared under influence of alcohol or drugs.

Sources: hulldailymail.co.uk

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