Harrow Crown Court Sentencing Results

Ahmed Fahmy
Rape and Sexual Assault
April 23, 2025

Sentence: 10 years imprisonment with an extension period of three years

Ahmed Fahmy, a 46-year-old hotel worker from Barnet, north-west London, exploited his position to indulge his foot fetish by committing one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault between 2008 and 2024. In one incident on January 19, 2024, he sexually assaulted a woman staying at a hotel in Golders Green by licking her foot after manipulating her into a separate room. He also raped another woman from the same group after manoeuvring her into his bedroom. The offences involved vulnerable women, often under the influence of alcohol, and detectives linked him to additional non-recent sexual assaults involving touching women's feet.
Found guilty after a two-week trial; judge described him as a dangerous offender who exploited his position at hotels to commit offences; he has been made subject to a sexual harm prevention order and is registered as a sex offender for life.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Adam Woodhouse
Arson with intent to endanger life
April 5, 2025

Sentence: 5 years imprisonment

Adam Woodhouse subjected his ex-girlfriend to a year of abuse after their relationship ended, bombarding her with hundreds of abusive messages and phone calls, recording videos of her outside her address, smashing her garden pots and car windows, breaking into her home and stealing house keys and her car in July, and setting a moped on fire outside her home in September 2024, which trapped her and her children inside. He also sent unsolicited and threatening images of his genitals while evading police, and behaved aggressively during his arrest and interview, including urinating in his custody cell.
Pleaded guilty to arson with intent to endanger life, stalking, cyber-flashing, burglary, taking without consent, and criminal damage. Issued with a lifetime restraining order and described as a 'dangerous offender' by the judge.
Sources: standard.co.uk
David Doyle
Causing grievous bodily harm with intent
November 15, 2024

Sentence: 5.5 years imprisonment

David Doyle, 19, was spotted driving a stolen car dangerously along Camden Street. He reversed the vehicle multiple times towards PC Richard Keel during a high-speed pursuit on May 17, knocking the officer off his motorbike and causing significant injuries. Doyle fled the scene, and police identified him through CCTV footage and forensic evidence.
Pleaded guilty to driving offences and causing grievous bodily harm with intent. Also disqualified from driving for 81 months.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Adam Baillie
Kidnap and Sexual Assault
October 16, 2024

Sentence: Life imprisonment with a minimum term of 10 years

Adam Baillie kidnapped an 11-year-old girl, who was unknown to him, on her way home from primary school in Harrow on April 19, 2024. He took her to his property where he seriously sexually assaulted her. The girl managed to escape, and with the assistance of neighbours, the police were notified, leading to his identification and arrest.
Found guilty on October 16, 2024. Also convicted of kidnap causing actual bodily harm. Police comments highlighted the victim's bravery and the crime's impact on the community.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Shekhem Manning-Egeonwon
Stalking
August 18, 2024

Sentence: 32 months imprisonment

Shekhem Manning-Egeonwon followed and filmed multiple women, including pursuing them day and night. He targeted at least two victims, one of whom he followed for five months while she took her child to school in Barnet in September 2023. Over 100 videos were recovered from his phone, showing him following women and filming them through windows, causing extreme distress.
Changed plea to guilty mid-trial after CCTV evidence was presented. Also received a restraining order.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Myra Carvalho
Stalking
April 18, 2024

Sentence: 14 weeks' imprisonment

Myra Carvalho, 35, stalked Harry Styles by sending him 8,000 cards in less than a month, causing serious alarm or distress. She had been staying at a backpacker hostel in Kensington and Chelsea, south west London, at the time of the offence.
Pled guilty to stalking involving serious alarm or distress. A restraining order for 10 years was imposed, banning her from attending events where Harry Styles is performing, contacting him directly or indirectly, and entering a specified area in north west London. She was also ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £134.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Kolawole Oladetoun
Indecent Exposure
February 2, 2024

Sentence: 23 months imprisonment and a seven-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order

Kolawole Oladetoun repeatedly exposed himself and performed sex acts in front of lone women on London trains between 2020 and 2021. Specific incidents include boarding a service to Kentish Town on October 18, 2020, and exposing himself; sitting opposite a woman on the Victoria Line on April 14, 2021, and masturbating; exposing himself on a train from Clapham Junction to Kew Gardens in May 2021; and groping a 19-year-old woman at Hounslow West Tube station on August 7, 2021, after which she punched him, took his photo, and helped police identify him.
Initially failed to appear at court. Victims demonstrated quick thinking by taking photos or videos, which aided the investigation and conviction.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Orest Malushi
Possession with intent to supply cocaine
January 9, 2024

Sentence: Two years and six months imprisonment

Orest Malushi, 44, was found with kilos of cocaine inside his car in Hendon, north London. Officers from the National Crime Agency and Scotland Yard arrested him while he was under surveillance in July of the previous year. A search revealed more than £100,000 in cash, several mobile phones, and over three kilos of cocaine hidden in a specially adapted hide in his car's glovebox and in a black rucksack he was carrying.
Pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply cocaine alongside partner-in-crime Olsian Vogli.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Olsian Vogli
Possession with intent to supply cocaine
January 9, 2024

Sentence: Five years and four months imprisonment

Olsian Vogli, 31, from Birmingham, was involved in supplying cocaine. He was seen entering and leaving a flat on Caversham Road near Kentish Town, which was used as a stash house. A search of the apartment and a black rucksack he was carrying uncovered half a kilo of cocaine, more than £100,000 in cash, several mobile phones, and additional SIM cards. He was arrested alongside Orest Malushi while under surveillance in July of the previous year.
Pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply cocaine alongside partner-in-crime Orest Malushi. He used a flat on Caversham Road near Kentish Town as a stash house.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Abbas Alsaed
Rape and Sexual Assault
June 21, 2023

Sentence: 14 years in prison

Abbas Alsaed met an 11-year-old girl in Fryent Country Park, Wembley in May 2021, where he falsely claimed to be a child protection officer. He befriended her, obtained her mobile phone number, and over the following year, raped and sexually assaulted her on numerous occasions in the park. Concerns were raised by a staff member at the victim’s school, prompting police involvement, but Alsaed fled the country. He was tracked by the Met’s Predatory Offender Unit to the Netherlands and arrested upon his return to the UK on August 15, 2022.
Pleaded guilty to eight counts of rape and sexual assault. Also ordered to sign the Sex Offenders Register and is subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for life.
Sources: standard.co.uk
John Casey
Burglary
April 4, 2023

Sentence: eight years and six months imprisonment

John Casey was part of a gang that posed as workmen to enter the homes of the elderly and steal valuables, including jewellery worth almost £40,000, across north and west London. The gang committed 22 burglaries between January 17 and March 29, 2022, targeting vulnerable victims and stealing items such as watches, cash, engagement rings, and family heirlooms with sentimental value.
Pled guilty to burglary. From Kingfisher Lane, Billingshurst.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Michael Casey
Burglary
April 4, 2023

Sentence: seven years and nine months imprisonment

Michael Casey was part of a gang that posed as workmen to enter the homes of the elderly and steal valuables, including jewellery worth almost £40,000, across north and west London. The gang committed 22 burglaries between January 17 and March 29, 2022, targeting vulnerable victims and stealing items such as watches, cash, engagement rings, and family heirlooms with sentimental value.
Pled guilty to burglary. From Kingfisher Lane.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Martin Moloney
Burglary
April 4, 2023

Sentence: five years and four months imprisonment

Martin Moloney was part of a gang that posed as workmen to enter the homes of the elderly and steal valuables, including jewellery worth almost £40,000, across north and west London. The gang committed 22 burglaries between January 17 and March 29, 2022, targeting vulnerable victims and stealing items such as watches, cash, engagement rings, and family heirlooms with sentimental value.
Pled guilty to burglary. From North Road, West Drayton.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Sean Mcgoldrick
Burglary
April 4, 2023

Sentence: six years and six months imprisonment

Sean McGoldrick was part of a gang that posed as workmen to enter the homes of the elderly and steal valuables, including jewellery worth almost £40,000, across north and west London. The gang committed 22 burglaries between January 17 and March 29, 2022, targeting vulnerable victims and stealing items such as watches, cash, engagement rings, and family heirlooms with sentimental value.
Pled guilty to burglary. From Pinewood Road, Iver.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Mohammad Yahia Alloush
Sexual Assault and Robbery
February 25, 2023

Sentence: 4 years and 11 months imprisonment

Mohammad Yahia Alloush, 26, attacked three female travellers in north-west London in September 2021. On September 5, he was seen on CCTV loitering near Dollis Hill Underground Station before following and sexually assaulting a woman. On September 11, he confronted another woman near the same station, demanded money, and sexually assaulted her before fleeing. On September 16, he attacked a third woman near Neasden Underground Station and stole a pair of headphones.
Pleaded guilty on the first day of trial. A Sexual Harm Prevention Order was granted, preventing him from being within 50 metres of any underground, train station, or bus stop in London between 7pm and 7am.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Dylan Alfie Cullen
Rape
February 23, 2023

Sentence: nine and a half years imprisonment

Dylan Alfie Cullen subjected a child to a horrific campaign of sexual abuse over 18 months between September 2020 and March 2022. The victim was a female child under the age of 13 who was known to him. He was arrested at an address in Kingston-upon-Thames after a distressed phone call from the victim’s family.
Pleaded guilty to raping a female child under the age of 13, two counts of sexual assault, and two counts of encouraging a child to engage in sexual activity.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Dewal Dos Santos Silva
Rape
November 17, 2022

Sentence: 13 years imprisonment, with a further five years on licence

Dewal Dos Santos Silva, an unlicensed tattoo artist from High Road, Wembley, arranged for a woman in her mid-30s to visit his flat on October 30, 2020, for a tattoo. She became groggy and lost consciousness, and he raped her while she was unconscious. She woke up during the assault and left, after which he sent a text apologising for 'screwing up'. He was arrested on November 3, 2020, and forensic evidence confirmed his guilt. Police believe there may be more victims.
Found guilty of rape. A restraining order was issued prohibiting contact with the victim. He was found not guilty of administering a substance with intent. Detective Constable Ian Smith commented on how he exploited the victim's trust.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Maharaj Sivasundram
Offering the sale of products containing specimens derived from endangered species
April 29, 2022

Sentence: Fined £8,400

In 2017, detectives discovered a shop in Wembley advertising and selling gold jewellery, including rings and bangles, containing hair from African elephants. No legal permits for importing or selling such items had been issued. On May 15, 2018, a search warrant was executed at the premises, where a large quantity of the jewellery was seized. Forensic tests by the Science & Advice for Scottish Agriculture laboratory confirmed the presence of African elephant DNA in the samples. The items were labelled as 'elephant hair' and were derived from endangered species.
Found guilty of seven counts of offering the sale of products containing specimens derived from endangered species. He was interviewed under caution after a search warrant was executed.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Fartun Jamal
Child Cruelty
April 29, 2022

Sentence: 5 years and 6 months imprisonment

Fartun Jamal neglected her 11-month-old daughter, Nafahat Diini, by leaving her in a squalid home with walls covered in faeces, rotten food, a broken cot, and minimal edible food. She failed to seek medical treatment despite the child becoming ill, with a GP nearby. Jamal was out partying days before the death and prioritised her social life over her child's needs. The child died from a respiratory tract infection complicated by pneumonia, confirmed as neglect by medical examination.
Found guilty after a trial; answered no comment to questions during arrest. DCI Madeline Ryder commented that no sentence is long enough and hoped it offers comfort to the family.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Marcus Griffiths
Murder
April 28, 2022

Sentence: Life imprisonment with a minimum term of 32 years

Marcus Griffiths, 43, threatened to kill someone on a bus on April 29, 2021, then followed and attacked two 15-year-old boys after they got off. When Michael Fadayomi, 40, confronted him to protect his son, Griffiths stabbed Fadayomi from behind multiple times, including a fatal wound to the neck, in front of his son. Griffiths fled the scene and was arrested later that evening at his home in Cricklewood.
Found guilty of murder and attempted murder; claimed self-defence during trial, but evidence including DNA, video footage, and witness testimony proved otherwise. Prior aggressive behaviour was noted on the bus.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Abdul Awil
Rape
December 10, 2021

Sentence: 22 years imprisonment

Abdul Awil imprisoned a woman for four days between September 28 and October 1, during which he beat and raped her at a house in Kensington. He forced her into a room, banned her from eating or drinking, and repeatedly assaulted her, leaving her unconscious. The victim escaped to a family member's house, leading to police involvement.
Sentenced for GBH with intent, false imprisonment, and two counts of rape. Also issued with a Restraining Order for life. The defendant denied responsibility throughout.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Eamon Kelly
Administering a substance with intent to stupefy
December 3, 2021

Sentence: 2 years and 4 months imprisonment

Eamon Kelly, 58, was at a pub on The Broadway in Ealing on August 29, 2021, where he spiked the victim's drink with tablets intending to sexually assault him. The victim noticed the tablets in his glass, confronted Kelly, and alerted pub staff. CCTV footage showed Kelly dropping something into the glass, leading to his arrest. A vial containing crushed tablets was found on him during a search.
Pleaded guilty to administering a substance with the intent to stupefy to allow sexual gain.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Esther Afrifa
Causing Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent
November 19, 2021

Sentence: 14 years imprisonment

Esther Afrifa, 28, from Wembley, northwest London, bought a litre of sulphuric acid online and attacked her boyfriend, Kelvin Pogo, on December 22, 2019, by pouring it on his chest while he slept, due to her mistaken belief that he was having an affair. She carried out a second attack hours later, pouring more acid on his face and torso as he lay on the sofa, causing extensive burns and permanent injuries. Afrifa attempted to prevent him from seeking medical help by pretending to call emergency services, blocking his friends, and trying to make him drink acid disguised as water.
Pleaded not guilty but was convicted of two counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent. Judge Charles Bourne QC described the act as 'a truly wicked thing to do' and noted that she prepared a weapon knowing it would cause severe injuries. She must serve at least two thirds of the sentence, followed by three years on licence, and will initially be detained in a secure hospital due to a mental health disorder.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Abdi Muse
Robbery
November 1, 2021

Sentence: 5 years imprisonment

Abdi Muse, armed with a baseball bat, approached Arsenal player Gabriel Magalhaes at his home in Barnet, north London on August 20, 2021. Along with two other men, he demanded and took Gabriel's car keys, leading to a struggle during which they fled, leaving the car behind in the garage.
Admitted to robbery and possession of an offensive weapon. He was 26 years old at the time.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Courtney Freckleton
Conspiracy to import cannabis
October 1, 2021

Sentence: 28 months in prison

Courtney Freckleton, known as the rapper Nines, was involved in a large-scale conspiracy to import 28kg of cannabis, referred to as 'Cali', from Spain and Poland into the UK. He used the encrypted messaging service Encrochat under the handle 'Big Boss' to arrange shipments with an exporter known as 'MicroBird'. Some cannabis was concealed inside boilers imported from Poland. The plot included one successful importation and one attempted one, along with money laundering involving a £98,000 debt and the use of Bitcoin. He was arrested in June during police raids.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import cannabis and conspiracy to transfer criminal cash. Judge Rosa Dean commented on the waste of talent, noting his prior imprisonment for 18 months for possession of cannabis with intent to supply.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Jason Thompson
Conspiracy to import cannabis
October 1, 2021

Sentence: 28 months in prison

Jason Thompson was involved in a conspiracy to import 28kg of cannabis from Spain and Poland into the UK. He used the encrypted messaging service Encrochat to facilitate the operation, which included hiding cannabis inside boilers from Poland. The plot involved one successful importation and one attempted one, as well as money laundering related to a £98,000 debt using Bitcoin. He was arrested in June during police raids.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import cannabis and conspiracy to transfer criminal cash.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Abdulla Abdulla
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs
December 23, 2020

Sentence: 9 years and 5 months imprisonment

Abdulla Abdulla was involved in a gang dealing class A drugs, including heroin and crack cocaine, in Harrow. Police launched Operation Balashikha in May 2019 following intelligence on drug supply. On 23 September 2019, he was spotted in a vehicle with another suspect, attempted to flee, and was arrested after a foot chase. A search revealed bundles of cash, heroin, and crack cocaine in the vehicle. Mobile phone data linked him to the drug line.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Abdigani Mohammed
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs
December 23, 2020

Sentence: 6 years and 7 months imprisonment, plus 1 year and 3 months for dangerous driving (concurrent)

Abdigani Mohammed was part of a gang dealing class A drugs, including heroin and crack cocaine, in Harrow. Police launched Operation Balashikha in May 2019. On 23 September 2019, he was spotted in a vehicle with another suspect, attempted to flee, and was arrested after a foot chase. A search revealed bundles of cash, heroin, and crack cocaine. He was also involved in dangerous driving during the incident.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply class A drugs and dangerous driving. Disqualified from driving for 5 years and 4 months.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Zakariah Bani
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs
December 23, 2020

Sentence: 6 years and 7 months imprisonment

Zakariah Bani was involved in a gang dealing class A drugs, including heroin and crack cocaine, in Harrow. Police launched Operation Balashikha in May 2019 following intelligence on drug supply. He was arrested at his address as part of the operation, with mobile phone data linking him to the drug line.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Said Hussain
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs
December 23, 2020

Sentence: 6 years and 5 months imprisonment

Said Hussain was part of a gang dealing class A drugs, including heroin and crack cocaine, in Harrow. Police launched Operation Balashikha in May 2019. He was arrested at his address following the investigation, with evidence from mobile phone data incriminating him in the drug supply operation.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Darren Farmer
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs
December 23, 2020

Sentence: 5 years and 10 months imprisonment

Darren Farmer was involved in a gang dealing class A drugs, including heroin and crack cocaine, in Harrow. Police launched Operation Balashikha in May 2019 following intelligence on drug supply. He was arrested at his address, with mobile phone data linking him to the drug line.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Kieron Brown
Manslaughter
November 25, 2020

Sentence: 18 years imprisonment with 15 years to serve and 3 years on licence

Kieron Brown stabbed Exauce Ngimbi, aged 22, eight times, including fatal wounds to the heart and aorta, on December 5, 2019, in Clarence Mews, Hackney, east London. The attack followed a fight between the victim and Brown the previous day, though the exact reasons for the disagreement are unknown. Paramedics attempted to save Ngimbi at the scene, but he died from his injuries.
No evidence that Brown intended to commit murder; the incident resulted from a prior disagreement and involved carrying a knife.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Raymond Waller
Indecent Assault
November 23, 2020

Sentence: nine years imprisonment

Raymond Waller, a 69-year-old former Army Cadet leader from Holland, sexually abused four boys aged 13 to 16 in Barnet, north London, between 1981 and 1991. He abused them individually in his flat or on cadet trips. In one instance, he formed a relationship with a victim's mother to gain access to the boy. The offences were reported to the Metropolitan Police between 2017 and 2018.
Pleaded guilty to sexual offences. Placed on the Sex Offenders Register and issued a Sexual Offences Prevention Order.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Ricky Preddie
Causing serious injury by dangerous driving
February 20, 2020

Sentence: 4 years in prison and banned from driving for 12 years

Ricky Preddie was driving an Alfa Romeo in Wembley, north London, when police attempted to stop his car on November 6, 2019. He stopped but then reversed along the pavement, crashing into a police vehicle and causing leg and neck injuries to a female police officer who was getting out. He fled the scene, and the car was found nearby shortly after, leading to his arrest on November 12, 2019.
Pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving and driving whilst disqualified.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Raul Sacchi
Conspiracy to control prostitution
October 24, 2019

Sentence: nine years and six months imprisonment

Raul Sacchi was part of a gang that exploited women in brothels across London, raking in £1 million a year by controlling prostitutes and selling cocaine. The gang used security guards armed with weapons to protect brothels in areas such as Kensington High Street. He was involved in encrypted messaging that instructed women to work without rest.
Convicted of conspiracy to control prostitution for gain, controlling prostitution, and the supply of Class A drugs.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Renato Dimitrov Sacchi
Conspiracy to control prostitution
October 24, 2019

Sentence: eight years and eleven months imprisonment

Renato Dimitrov Sacchi led a sophisticated network that exploited women in brothels across London, generating £1 million annually from prostitution and cocaine sales. The gang protected their operations with armed security and monitored victims via CCTV. Police raids on his home uncovered weapons and cash.
Convicted of conspiracy to control prostitution and supply of Class A drugs, as the ringleader of the operation.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Flavia Xavier-Sacchi
Conspiracy to control prostitution
October 24, 2019

Sentence: eight years and seven months imprisonment

Flavia Xavier-Sacchi, along with her husband and his brother, ran a network exploiting women in brothels across London, involving the sale of cocaine and control of prostitutes. The gang used threats, including telling victims their families would be harmed if they escaped, and spent profits on luxury items.
Convicted of conspiracy to control prostitution and supply of Class A drugs, as part of the gang led by her husband.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Maria Jose Carvalho
Controlling prostitution
October 24, 2019

Sentence: three years imprisonment

Maria Jose Carvalho worked as a brothel maid and security guard for a gang that controlled women in brothels across London, protecting the sites with weapons and enforcing the exploitation through threats and surveillance.
Sentenced for her role as a brothel maid and security guard in the gang's operations.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Henim Almeida
Controlling prostitution
October 24, 2019

Sentence: three years imprisonment

Henim Almeida acted as a brothel maid and security guard for a gang that forced women to work in brothels across London, using weapons and threats to maintain control and generate profits from prostitution and drug sales.
Sentenced for her role as a brothel maid and security guard in the gang's exploitative network.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Antonio Teca Miranda
Controlling prostitution
October 24, 2019

Sentence: two years and six months imprisonment

Antonio Teca Miranda was involved as a brothel maid or security guard in a gang that exploited women in brothels across London, utilising armed protection and surveillance to enforce prostitution and drug-related activities.
Sentenced for his role as a brothel maid or security guard in the gang's operations.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Anna Paula De Almeida Prudente
Controlling prostitution
October 24, 2019

Sentence: fourteen months imprisonment

Anna Paula De Almeida Prudente worked as a brothel maid for a gang that controlled women in brothels across London, involving threats to families and the use of weapons to prevent escapes.
Sentenced for her role as a brothel maid in the gang's exploitative network.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Keagan Boyd
Supply of Class A drugs
October 24, 2019

Sentence: two years and two months imprisonment

Keagan Boyd was involved in supplying Class A drugs and possessing a Taser as part of a gang's operations that exploited women in brothels across London, with profits used for luxury purchases.
Convicted of the supply of Class A drugs and possessing a Taser.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Kennie Dolling
Affray and Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm
September 23, 2019

Sentence: 7 months imprisonment

Kennie Dolling, along with four other teenage accomplices, was involved in an attack at Harrow bus station on November 30, 2018. The group was play-fighting and bumped into the pregnant wife of Ibrahim Kamal. After being told to be careful, they assaulted Mr. Kamal, beating him unconscious and kicking him in the head while he was on the ground. His wife, Magda Kamal, was also struck when she tried to protect him. The incident was captured on CCTV, and Mrs. Kamal reported suffering from depression and panic attacks afterward, while her husband sustained a serious concussion.
Pleaded guilty to affray and assault occasioning actual bodily harm. Has previous convictions for carrying a bladed article and common assault. Judge Anupama Thompson noted the attack was frightening and alarming, with an intention to cause great harm, and highlighted the victim's wife was pregnant and terrified.
Sources: standard.co.uk
Troy Benjamin
Burglary
May 8, 2019

Sentence: 19 years imprisonment

Troy Benjamin was involved in six burglaries and one incident of grievous bodily harm in Brent over two weeks. In one case on October 5, 2018, he entered an elderly woman's home with an accomplice, using distraction techniques, and stabbed a 55-year-old neighbour who intervened, injuring him in the arm, neck, and chest. The neighbour lost four pints of blood and required medical attention.
Found guilty of six separate burglaries and one count of grievous bodily harm. He was from Kilburn.
Sources: standard.co.uk
John Wall
Burglary
May 8, 2019

Sentence: 6 years and 10 months imprisonment and disqualified from driving for 70 months

John Wall acted as an accomplice in six burglaries in Brent over two weeks, using distraction techniques such as claiming to check for leaks or boilers to gain entry to victims' homes. He also committed dangerous driving offences and fled the scene of one attack where his accomplice stabbed a neighbour.
Pleaded guilty to six separate burglaries and dangerous driving offences. He was from Muswell Hill.
Sources: standard.co.uk

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