Great Grimsby Crown Court Sentencing Results

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.