Great Grimsby Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 84 verdicts at Great Grimsby Crown Court (Grimsby). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

July 2025 1 case

Aaron Adams

Child sex offences *

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.

Found guilty following a six-day trial.

23 Jul 2025

May 2025 1 case

Elijah Daines

Causing bodily harm by wanton or furious driving *

Sentence

12 month community order with 240 hours of unpaid work and 8 rehabilitation days, and £90 compensation

Elijah Daines, 22, rode his bicycle through a pedestrian zone on Victoria Street in Grimsby in May 2024, evading town centre marshals, and collided with pedestrian Susan Godfrey, 68, hitting her arm with his handlebar or bike lever, tearing skin from her forearm in a degloving injury, then continued cycling despite being shouted at that he had hit someone.

Pleaded guilty. Recorder Felicity Davies stated: 'You were a danger to others by riding your bike on a pedestrian zone'. Noted the nasty degloving injury to victim's forearm, serious scarring, and lifestyle impacts on victim including inability to care for grandchildren, do hair, garden, drive, and fear of leaving house alone.

2 May 2025

January 2025 1 case

Ricky Johnson

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

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.

31 Jan 2025

October 2024 2 cases

Yasar Hussain

Money laundering *

Sentence

Seven years and six months' imprisonment confirmed, plus six months consecutive for failing to appear at original trial, and six months consecutive for failing to appear on dangerous driving charge

Yasar Hussain was found guilty of 13 counts of money laundering and one count of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice in December 2012, following an investigation by West Yorkshire Police’s Economic Crime Unit. The charges related to £312,520.58 paid into business accounts owned by Hussain after he set up a company to manufacture an energy drink styled on the Duracell battery brand. He had travelled overseas and persuaded four international companies to pay advance fees for the sole distribution rights to the drink in their respective countries without Duracell’s permission to use their intellectual property and used the money to fund a lavish lifestyle. During his trial at Hull Crown Court in November 2012, Hussain fled the country despite being bailed not to leave the court precinct. He was traced to Dubai using a false identity, apprehended by Polish authorities in August 2024 at Warsaw Airport, extradited to the UK on 9 October 2024, and sentenced on 10 October 2024.

Convicted in absence originally in January 2013. Extradited from Poland after fleeing to Dubai. Original trial judge presided.

10 Oct 2024

Sergei Bacaianov

Smuggling cannabis *

Sentence

30 months in prison

On May 4, 2023, Sergei Bacaianov was travelling from Holland to Killingholme port in Lincolnshire. His trailer appeared loaded with fresh chicken, but officers noticed suspicious new welding and paintwork on the trailer's floor. A search revealed two secret compartments beneath the floor with sliding drawers holding five metal trays each, concealing 31 kilos of high-value cannabis worth an estimated £620,000 on the streets. The cannabis was bound for Northern Ireland.

Pleaded guilty at Grimsby Crown Court on September 25, admitting partial knowledge of the smuggling. DNA evidence linked him to the loading process. Will face deportation after serving his time.

2 Oct 2024

May 2024 1 case

Joe Page

Robbery *

Sentence

9 years imprisonment

Joe Page, 34, from St Michaels Road, Grimsby, threatened shopkeepers with a meat cleaver during two robberies on Laceby Road. The first incident occurred two days before Sunday, October 22, 2023, at around 7.30pm, when he burst into a shop waving the cleaver but was tackled by staff, fled empty-handed, and discarded the weapon. Police linked him via distinctive clothes found at his home.

Admitted robbery and carrying a bladed weapon.

24 May 2024

Date Not Specified 28 cases

Kai Smith

Firearms offences *

Sentence

6 years imprisonment

On the evening of 6 January 2021, Kai Smith, then 17, was with Connor Hadi and Bradley Jenkins who drove a stolen black Nissan Qashqai with fake number plates to Castledale Croft in the Manor area of Sheffield. The group opened fire on a residential street targeting a 23-year-old man after a prior argument on Hastillar Road South. The man's mother was hit, suffering wounds to her shoulder, face, and head, requiring hospital treatment. The trio fled on foot after abandoning the car.

Admitted multiple firearms offences. Part of a group that carried out a shooting following a bitter argument.

1 Jan 0001

Keith Bailey

Sexual assault *

Sentence

22 months imprisonment

Keith Bailey, 56, of Dunswell Road, Cottingham, East Riding of Yorkshire, sexually assaulted two students while working in a support role at the on-site farm at Bishop Burton College in East Yorkshire. He was suspended in December 2018 when the incidents were first reported and never returned to work.

Convicted of sexually assaulting two students while working as a farm worker at Bishop Burton College. Suspended in 2018 when allegations came to light and subsequently dismissed.

1 Jan 0001

Keith Newsum

Fire safety offences *

Sentence

5 months imprisonment, ordered to pay £100,000 costs and £4,200 compensation

Keith Newsum failed to have a suitable fire risk assessment in place, failed to take general fire precautions, failed to equip premises with appropriate fire detectors, did not provide self-closing fire doors and failed to ensure fire doors were not wedged open at a multiple-occupancy rental property in Bursar Street, Cleethorpes. A fire caused by a discarded cigarette swept through the property just over two years prior to sentencing, with fire alarms failing to activate, forcing tenants to flee for their lives.

Admitted offences. Judge Peter Kelson QC described him as wholly money-orientated, cutting corners, putting wealth before tenants' welfare. Has previously spent time in prison. Ordered to pay within 18 months.

1 Jan 0001

Kieran Parkinson

Inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and causing a child to watch a sexual act *

Sentence

2 years 6 months imprisonment

Kieran Parkinson, 36, of no fixed address, groomed a young boy with offers of money for sexual acts. On one occasion he performed a sex act on himself while the boy watched, and on another he stood rubbing his private parts in the boy's presence for several minutes. Police found Facebook chats with his wife Mary Parkinson discussing raping and assaulting children, and his phone contained videos of women having sex with animals, including a homemade video of his wife having sex with the family dog. He admitted three counts of possessing extreme pornographic images and was convicted after trial of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and causing a child to watch a sexual act.

Admitted to three counts of possession of extreme pornographic images. Found guilty of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and causing a child to watch a sexual act. Judge David Swinnerton also imposed a 10-year sexual harm prevention order and notification requirement.

1 Jan 0001

Luke Wilcock

Causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal *

Sentence

3 years and 6 months imprisonment

Stirling, a six-month-old kitten, died on 2 February 2024 after suffering multiple injuries from at least three separate incidents of physical abuse. Luke Wilcock, of Sherwood Road, Grimsby, took the kitten to a vet after it coughed up blood, suffered a fit and collapsed, but it was already dead. A post-mortem examination revealed repeated trauma including rib fractures sustained over different time periods and evidence of attempts to suffocate the cat via smothering. Wilcock denied causing unnecessary suffering but was convicted of two counts. He had previously taken the cat for treatment in November 2023 for injuries reportedly caused by a fall.

Convicted of two counts of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal. Also handed a lifetime ban on owning and keeping all animals. The court heard he had health issues and was immature.

1 Jan 0001

Marian Feraru

Rape *

Sentence

Life imprisonment with minimum term of 11 years and 172 days

Marian Feraru, aged 25 from Scunthorpe, committed two rapes and additional offences in the town. On 31 October 2021, he approached a woman on Teale Street, and after she rejected his advances, he raped her. His DNA was not then on the database. Five months later, on 27 March 2022, in Memorial Gardens, Scunthorpe, he approached another woman, placed a cord around her neck, and assaulted her after she refused his advances. A passer-by interrupted the attack, causing him to flee. Police arrested him following the second assault and his DNA matched the earlier rape, linking him to both crimes.

Convicted after a week-long trial of two counts of rape, theft, false imprisonment, and committing an offence with intent to commit a sexual offence. Acquitted of one count of attempted rape. Placed on the sex offenders register for life and given a lifelong sexual harm prevention order.

1 Jan 0001

Rimas Ekleris

Drug smuggling *

Sentence

14 years in prison

Rimas Ekleris, 59, arrived at Immingham Dock on August 19, 2022, after travelling from Cuxhaven, Germany. Border Force officers, acting on a tip-off from the National Crime Agency (NCA), searched his vehicle and found 60kg of cocaine hidden in a secret floor compartment of his cab unit. NCA investigators, working with Lithuania’s Criminal Police Bureau, obtained phone call recordings proving he had full knowledge of the drugs, collected the packages from a supplier, and was instructed on accessing the hidden compartment.

Found guilty by jury at trial despite maintaining innocence. Phone recordings proved knowledge of the drugs.

1 Jan 0001

Robert Mclurey

Rape and attempted rape of children *

Sentence

Life imprisonment with minimum term of 9 years and 4 months

Robert McLurey, a 45-year-old man formerly from Scunthorpe, was sentenced to life imprisonment at Grimsby Crown Court following a ten-day trial in December 2025. He was found guilty of nine counts of rape and one count of attempted rape perpetrated against a boy and a girl during their childhood. The offences involved violent sexual assaults, marking McLurey as a serial rapist who subjected vulnerable children to repeated abuse. The case came to light through the courageous reports from the victims, now adults, who detailed the horrendous crimes they endured.

Convicted after a ten-day trial in December 2025 of nine counts of rape and one count of attempted rape against a boy and a girl during their childhood. Subjected to a lifelong Sexual Harm Prevention Order and placed on the Sex Offenders Register indefinitely. Victims, now adults, reported the abuse.

1 Jan 0001

Promise Agbi

Intentional strangulation *

Sentence

3 years imprisonment

Dr Promise Agbi, 45, strangled a boy during a heated altercation. He shoved the victim and placed his hands around the boy's neck while others present shouted and screamed, causing the boy to lose breath. The victim believed his life was 'going to be over'. Agbi then grabbed the boy's groin area, which made him stop, but he began strangling the boy again, causing further loss of breath. The victim scratched Agbi in self-defence. The boy suffered significant emotional trauma, saying there were several occasions when he wanted to cry but could not.

Convicted after trial of two counts of intentional strangulation. Agbi accepted the jury's verdict, had no previous criminal record, and was described as having exemplary good character, having worked in healthcare for 15 years and saved lives. Judge Richard Woolfall confirmed he will be deported.

1 Jan 0001

Owen Barker

Drug supply *

Sentence

three years and nine months imprisonment

Owen Barker, 23, ran up debts with other dealers and agreed to sell drugs including cocaine and heroin laced with Etonitazene (1,000-1,500 times more potent than morphine) to clear them. The drug line, active from March 2025 to January 2026, sent around 900 bulk messages daily to 150-300 users across the region. Arrested after four overdoses at Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital, Grimsby; police found 373 bags of cocaine (84-92% purity, street value £3,730), 160 bags of heroin (£1,600), scales and £125 cash at his home. Part of ring linked to 14 overdoses including deaths.

Admitted drug supply. Was on licence from previous three years and eight months sentence for drug offences. Described as a small cog in a large machine operating a 24-hour drug line.

1 Jan 0001

Pamela Martin

Making an indecent image of a child *

Sentence

7 years imprisonment

Pamela Martin, 44, a teaching assistant, took indecent images of pupils while working at a school in South Yorkshire and shared them with her partner Christopher O'Kane. She was arrested on 8 January after indecent images were found on her devices following O'Kane's arrest on 10 December 2025.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of making and one count of taking an indecent image of a child, publishing an obscene article, voyeurism, recording an image under clothing to observe another without consent, and theft. Given indefinite sexual harm prevention order and must remain on sex offenders register for life.

1 Jan 0001

Patrik Seidenglanz

Attempted rape *

Sentence

12 years imprisonment

Patrik Seidenglanz, 50, groomed and sexually abused a 14-year-old girl in Grimsby over months, sending grooming messages via phone. Abuses included sexual assault, attempted rape, assault by penetration, and forcing the victim into sexual acts without consent. Victim reported in May 2025 to Victoria Street Police Station, leading to arrest and seizure of phone evidence.

Found guilty after a seven-day trial. Denied all charges. Indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order and restraining order imposed.

1 Jan 0001

Gary Edwards

Possessing indecent images of children *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment

Gary Edwards, a 56-year-old man from New Waltham, was sentenced for possessing indecent images of children for the second time and breaching his Sex Offender Registration order. The National Crime Agency alerted Humberside Police to an email account linked to Edwards. Officers seized a phone containing indecent images and videos of children, some at the most serious level. He admitted to three counts of possession. Edwards also pleaded guilty to failing to notify police of his move from Cleethorpes to New Waltham within the required timeframe, and failing to inform authorities that he had stayed at a home in Beverley where a person under 18 resided, breaching his notification requirements. He had been regularly attending Grimsby Police Station as part of his Sex Offender Register obligations. Edwards denied sexual attraction to children. His defence representative noted he was of previous good character until age 51 and is keen to undergo counselling. Judge Richard Woolfall remarked that the crimes perpetuate child abuse.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of possession of indecent images and two counts of failing to comply with Sex Offender Registration order. Judge Richard Woolfall noted Edwards is 'some way off acknowledging that he has a sexual interest in children'. Also made subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for eight years and placed on the Sex Offenders Register for ten years.

1 Jan 0001

Gracian Karbowski

Robbery *

Sentence

3.5 years imprisonment

On the evening of Friday 23 September 2022, Karbowski arranged to meet a man he owed money to on Macauley Street, Grimsby, around 8pm. The victim invited Karbowski into his car, unaware the 20-year-old was armed with a knife. Karbowski then pulled the blade, threatened the man, and forced him out, before driving off in the victim’s vehicle.

Found guilty of robbery and carrying a knife in public after a three-day trial. Jury convicted on all charges.

1 Jan 0001

Graham Baxter

Possession of indecent images of children and extreme pornography *

Sentence

16 months imprisonment, suspended for 2 years

Graham Baxter, 60, of Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, was found in possession of numerous indecent images of children and extreme pornographic material, including bestiality, on his electronic devices. The offending occurred between 2016 and October 2024. Police arrested him on 31 October 2024 after intelligence about his internet searches; he admitted his guilt and directed officers to the material on a tablet, laptop and phone. He received a 16-month prison sentence, suspended for two years, with 20 days of Rehabilitation Activity Requirement and 150 hours of unpaid work. A Sexual Harm Prevention Order was also imposed.

Admitted to police he was 'a pervert'. Judge Gurdial Singh condemned his behaviour as 'vile and disgusting', stating he fuelled demand for child abuse material. Baxter was of previous good character. Also placed on the sex offenders' register for 10 years and made subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

1 Jan 0001

Dr Promise Agbi

Intentional strangulation *

Sentence

3 years imprisonment

Dr Promise Agbi throttled a boy during an angry confrontation. He pushed the boy and put his hands around his neck while others shouted and screamed. The boy lost breath and thought his life was over. During the incident, the boy grabbed Agbi's groin area, which made him stop initially, but Agbi started strangling him again. The boy scratched him in self-defence. The victim said the violence left him emotionally impacted, unable to cry on several occasions.

Convicted by jury after trial for two offences of intentional strangulation. Accepted verdict, previous good character, references from church and professionals. Faces deportation.

1 Jan 0001

Jamie Clarke

Burglary *

Sentence

20 months imprisonment

On or around April 2026, Jamie Clarke reached through a letterbox to turn a key and enter a family home on Grafton Street in Grimsby's East Marsh at around 4.30am. He was discovered by a child who screamed and alerted her mother. Items stolen included a 32in TV and a can of coke; the mother's purse was thrown on the floor. Clarke was identified via doorbell footage and arrested days later on Mansel Street.

Admitted burglary. Second home burglary offence among 16 convictions for 20 offences. Committed while on licence for affray, breaching suspended sentence. Intoxicated on drink and drugs, showed remorse, working with support services.

1 Jan 0001

Jack Baker

Drug supply *

Sentence

three years in a Young Offenders Institution

Jack Baker, 20, was caught bagging and weighing drugs as part of a 24-hour drug line selling cocaine and heroin laced with Etonitazene (1,000-1,500 times more potent than morphine), linked to 14 overdoses including deaths in Grimsby and Hull areas. £300 cash found at his address upon raid; phone seized. Told police he had to do it and could not name others.

Admitted drug supply with early guilty plea. Fell into drug dealing after failing GCSEs, isolation in Hull and pressure from others. Refused to name those involved.

1 Jan 0001

Adrian Farrow

Indecent assault *

Sentence

16 years imprisonment

Adrian Farrow, then 71, of Chapel Close, Barrow-upon-Humber, carried out a predatory campaign of physical and sexual abuse against three boys and one girl in the Grimsby area. He used a drama and singing mask to conceal his identity during the offences. The abuse caused severe and lasting trauma to the victims. He was convicted after a trial at Grimsby Crown Court.

Denied all charges and forced victims to a full trial. Jury found him guilty of 22 offences including 12 counts of indecent assault and 6 counts of indecency with a child. Judge Mark Bury described him as a true paedophile. Placed on the barred list and sex offenders register for life.

1 Jan 0001

Anthony Merrikin

Sexual activity with a child *

Sentence

6 years and 9 months imprisonment

In 2020, Anthony Merrikin, then 42, of Blundell Avenue, Cleethorpes, a builder and prominent charity founder, was convicted of grooming and sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl. He used his private professional office to isolate the teenager and engaged in repeated sexual activity, causing severe long-term trauma. The abuse was uncovered when his wife, suspecting an affair, installed a hidden camera in the office and discovered the footage. She immediately contacted the police. Merrikin had raised over £30,000 for good causes through his charity Memory Mascots, which the judge said he used as a mask for his calculated campaign of exploitation.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of sexual activity with a child and one count of causing a child to engage in sexual activity. The judge rejected the defence of a 'moment of madness' and noted that Merrikin used his charity work as a mask. He was also made subject to an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

1 Jan 0001

Alun Friend

Attempting to meet a girl under 16 following sexual grooming *

Sentence

8 months suspended prison sentence

Attempting to meet a girl under 16 following sexual grooming.

Also given a 10-year sexual harm prevention order and required to register indefinitely as a sex offender.

1 Jan 0001

Cameron Preston

Sexual assault on a child *

Sentence

5 years 3 months imprisonment

Cameron Preston, a 27-year-old from Grimsby, misrepresented his age to gain the trust of a teenage boy under 16. Once trust was established, he sexually assaulted the victim on multiple occasions and launched a campaign of harassment that included stalking, threatening to disclose indecent images, and ordering unwanted taxis and takeaways cash-on-delivery to the boy's home—in one instance sending 29 taxis in 24 hours. He was arrested and made full admissions; indecent images were found on his phone. The victim lived in a constant state of fear, suffering lifelong damage.

Made full admissions. Judge John Thackray KC described the behaviour as 'extremely disturbing'. Also imposed ten-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order, indefinite Sex Offenders Register placement, and indefinite restraining order.

1 Jan 0001

Ashley Kemp

Murder *

Sentence

19 years imprisonment

On 6 November 2022, Ashley Kemp strangled his girlfriend Clair Armstrong to death at her home in Elm Way, Messingham, after a heated argument where she asked him to leave. He headbutted her before strangling her, then made a 999 call confessing to killing her, fled the scene, and crashed his car nearby before being arrested.

Initially pleaded guilty to manslaughter, plea rejected, found guilty of murder following trial. Admitted to headbutting and strangling victim during argument.

1 Jan 0001

Christopher Beach

Aggravated burglary *

Sentence

seven and a half years imprisonment

Christopher Beach, 42, of Patrick Street, Grimsby, and Thomas Sharlotte forced entry into a first-floor flat on Alexandra Road in Grimsby in March 2023. They brandished a knife, with Beach wearing a Thanos mask, threatened the homeowner and a visitor, and stole £200, games consoles, a mobile phone, and other valuables in an aggravated burglary.

Found guilty after a six-day trial at Grimsby Crown Court. Denied the charges, claiming he never wore a mask or carried a knife.

1 Jan 0001

Christopher O'kane

Making an indecent image of a child *

Sentence

7 years imprisonment

Christopher O'Kane, 41, from Scunthorpe, received indecent images of children from Pamela Martin, with whom he engaged in vile conversations. He was caught after sending online messages suggesting a sexual interest in children, arrested on 10 December 2025, with images found on his devices.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of making and one count of distributing an indecent image of a child, possession of an extreme pornographic image, and publishing an obscene article. Given indefinite sexual harm prevention order and must remain on sex offenders register for life.

1 Jan 0001

David Salter

Racially aggravated harassment *

Sentence

14 weeks imprisonment and 10 months imprisonment (consecutive)

On 12 August 2025, Salter went bare-chested into a convenience store in Beverley Road, Hull, intoxicated. He asked for food and when refused began putting food down his tracksuit bottoms and racially abusing the shop assistant. He left and returned with others, again being abusive. The victim said he felt sick and feared for his safety, and was looking for another job. Salter had 182 previous offences and was in breach of a 14-month suspended sentence.

Pleaded guilty to racially aggravated harassment. The activated part of a 14-month suspended sentence (10 months) was ordered to run consecutively to the 14-week term. Judge Singh described him as an 'inept and useless career criminal' and said his words were 'vile'.

1 Jan 0001

Steven Caldwell

Arson *

Sentence

3 years imprisonment

On May 24, 2022, at around 1.30pm, Steven Caldwell entered the Nisa store on Victor Street in Grimsby, set bags of BBQ charcoal alight, tossed paper onto the burning charcoal while grinning at the CCTV camera, and fled. Staff were alerted and extinguished the fire before anyone was seriously injured.

Charged with arson. Reckless attack praised by investigating officer for swift staff response preventing serious injury.

1 Jan 0001

Thomas Sharlotte

Aggravated burglary *

Sentence

five and a half years imprisonment

Thomas Sharlotte, 30, from Cheapside, Waltham, and Christopher Beach forced entry into a first-floor flat on Alexandra Road in Grimsby in March 2023. They brandished a knife, with Beach wearing a Thanos mask, threatened the homeowner and a visitor, and stole £200, games consoles, a mobile phone, and other valuables in an aggravated burglary.

Found guilty after a six-day trial at Grimsby Crown Court. Denied the charges, claiming he was only there to buy weed.

1 Jan 0001

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About Great Grimsby Crown Court

Great Grimsby Crown Court, located in Grimsby, is a Crown Court that handles serious criminal cases including murder, rape, robbery, and other indictable offences. With 84 sentencing records in our database, it is one of the Crown Courts serving the Grimsby area. Crown Courts sit with a judge and jury, and have the power to impose the full range of sentences available under UK law.

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