Isleworth Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 133 verdicts at Isleworth Crown Court (Isleworth). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

July 2023 3 cases

Jonathan Johnson

Money laundering *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment suspended for 24 months and 100 hours unpaid work

Jonathan Johnson was involved in a money laundering related offence as part of a series of related cases involving the transportation of criminally obtained cash out of the UK, totalling £104 million.

Found guilty of money laundering related offence.

12 Jul 2023

Beatrice Auty

Money laundering *

Sentence

42 months imprisonment

Beatrice Auty was involved in money laundering related offences as part of a series of related cases involving the transportation of criminally obtained cash out of the UK, totalling £104 million.

Found guilty of money laundering related offences.

12 Jul 2023

Amy Harrison

Money laundering *

Sentence

24 months imprisonment suspended for 24 months and 200 hours unpaid work

Amy Harrison was involved in a money laundering related offence as part of a series of related cases involving the transportation of criminally obtained cash out of the UK, totalling £104 million.

Found guilty of money laundering related offence.

12 Jul 2023

April 2023 1 case

Sachin Manoraj

Dangerous driving *

Sentence

12-month community order with 90 hours of unpaid work and disqualified from driving for a year

In March 2020, Dr Sachin Manoraj was driving with passengers when his friend identified a 15-year-old boy on an electric scooter as someone who owed money. Dr Manoraj shouted at the boy from his car window, drove onto the pavement to prevent him from leaving, causing the boy to fall off the scooter. His friend then beat the boy with a metal rod, after which Dr Manoraj allowed his friend back into the car and drove away with the scooter in his boot.

Pleaded guilty to dangerous driving. Failed to disclose convictions to the General Medical Council due to persistent acts of dishonesty.

1 Apr 2023

January 2023 1 case

Christopher Harkins

Fraud *

Sentence

12 years imprisonment

Christopher Harkins posed as a wealthy businessman on dating apps, targeting vulnerable women including in London. He defrauded victims through fake investment schemes, bogus holiday bookings, and pressured them to take out loans up to £12,000, leading to long-term debt or bankruptcy for some. After arrest in early 2020, he fled to London using a false name and continued offending. He targeted at least 30 women over nearly a decade, with four approached in London.

Serving sentence for offences against 10 women in Scotland, including rape, assaults, secretly recording intimate videos and defrauding more than £214,000. Additionally jailed at Isleworth Crown Court for conning another woman out of £16,700.

1 Jan 2023

October 2022 1 case

Albert Gago

Sexual assault *

Sentence

two years and three months imprisonment

Albert Gago, 65, from Hackney, sexually assaulted eight girls aged between 12 and 16 on London buses in Enfield, Hackney, and Camden between September 2021 and June 2022. He was identified through CCTV recordings, arrested at his home in Hackney where matching clothing was found, and the victims bravely reported the offences and supported the investigation.

Will be on the sex offenders’ register for 10 years. Prolific offender who targeted young girls on public transport. Described as dangerous by investigating detective.

7 Oct 2022

March 2022 4 cases

Alfie Whitbread

Conspiracy to supply cocaine *

Sentence

8 years and 10 months imprisonment

Alfie Whitbread was involved in a drug gang supplying over 100kg of cocaine to Londoners between 2019 and 2020, with an estimated street value of £8m. Met Police conducted a covert operation to investigate the distributors.

Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine.

18 Mar 2022

Georgie Norris

Conspiracy to supply cocaine *

Sentence

12 years and 8 months imprisonment

Georgie Norris participated in a drug gang supplying over 100kg of cocaine to Londoners between 2019 and 2020, with an estimated street value of £8m. Investigations involved analysing years of phone data to dismantle the network.

Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine.

18 Mar 2022

Mark Breagan

Supply of cocaine *

Sentence

10 years and 4 months imprisonment

Mark Breagan was part of a drug gang that supplied over 100kg of cocaine to Londoners between 2019 and 2020, with an estimated street value of £8m. The gang's structure was designed to make it harder to track.

Pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine.

18 Mar 2022

Matthew O’Brien

Conspiracy to supply cocaine *

Sentence

15 years and 9 months imprisonment

Matthew O’Brien was involved in a drug gang that supplied over 100kg of cocaine to Londoners between 2019 and 2020, with an estimated street value of £8m. The gang's operations were exposed through the infiltration of encrypted platforms.

Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine.

18 Mar 2022

February 2021 1 case

Neil Corbel

Voyeurism *

Sentence

3 years imprisonment

Neil Corbel, 40, secretly filmed at least 19 women without consent using covert cameras disguised as everyday items like a phone charger, clock, glasses, air freshener, and tissue box during fake photo shoots and encounters with escorts. He posed as an airline pilot named Harrison and arranged the shoots online between January 2017 and February 2020 in London, Manchester, and Brighton. He was caught after a victim suspected a digital clock during a nude photoshoot at a London hotel on 24 January 2020 and reported it to police, leading to the discovery of spying devices and recordings of 51 women at his home.

Admitted 19 counts of voyeurism. Former Metropolitan Police counter-terrorism detective. Suspended during investigation and resigned after pleading guilty in September. Judge noted he did not exploit his police role but the revelation undermined victims' trust in police.

26 Feb 2021

October 2020 1 case

Salim Mussa Patel

Planning offences *

Sentence

Confiscation order of £207,000 or 3 years imprisonment in default; fined £50,000; pay costs of £49,198

Since 2010, Salim Mussa Patel rented flats and outbuildings without planning permission in Southall. Between 2010 and 2015, Ealing Council served 18 planning enforcement notices for converting dwellings into multiple flats and using rear outbuildings as self-contained units. In April 2017, officers and police raided six properties, finding breaches including a family of four in a single damp and mouldy room with hazardous wiring, and 18 people in a three-bedroom dwelling. He ignored six enforcement notices and continued receiving rental income.

Pleaded guilty in October 2017. Continued to receive rental income after enforcement notices. Three months to pay confiscation order, six months to pay fine and costs.

22 Oct 2020

June 2019 1 case

Mark Walker

Theft *

Sentence

2 years and 2 months imprisonment

Mark Walker, 48, stole £25,000 in cash and valuables from guests staying in 15 hotels across Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea between September 2018 and March 2019. He targeted victims at breakfast between 6am and 9.30am, using his jacket to cover bags before lifting them. Victims included a woman left without her passport on her departure day and another without her diabetes medication. He also stole a rucksack at Heathrow Airport and from two women in Lambeth. Police identified him via CCTV showing his bald head, distinctive clothes, and green carrier bag. He was arrested on 26 March 2019 after being ambushed at a hotel near Heathrow.

Pleaded guilty to 21 counts of theft and one count of attempted theft.

4 Jun 2019

October 2018 1 case

Jenny Mcdonagh

Fraud by abuse of position *

Sentence

5.5 years imprisonment

Jenny McDonagh, a council finance boss, stole over £60,000 from funds intended for Grenfell Tower fire victims between October 2017 and July 2018, using the money for luxury holidays to places like Los Angeles and Dubai, gambling, and frivolous purchases such as a £48 vibrator from Ann Summers. She also previously defrauded the NHS of £35,000 while employed there from November 2015 to June 2016, involving planned and skilled abuse of her position. The frauds breached trust and exploited her role in the Grenfell Finance Team, affecting victims of the fire that killed 72 people.

Pleaded guilty to fraud charges; judge described her offending as unique and beyond contempt; defence noted she has destroyed her future and is on antidepressants.

2 Oct 2018

April 2018 1 case

Brian Odour

Possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life *

Sentence

15 years and 6 months imprisonment

Brian Odour was caught by police officers with a fully working firearm and four rounds of ammunition, leading to his conviction and sentencing.

Was granted a temporary licence but failed to return to prison. Convicted of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.

1 Apr 2018

May 2017 2 cases

Lorenzo Costanzo

Rape *

Sentence

7.5 years imprisonment

Lorenzo Costanzo and Ferdinando Orlando approached a visibly drunk 23-year-old woman on the dancefloor of a nightclub in Argyll Street, Soho, London, at around 2am on 25 February 2017. After dancing and taking turns to kiss her, they escorted her into a maintenance room where they raped her, causing severe injuries. CCTV footage captured the attack and showed them high-fiving afterwards while watching videos they filmed on a mobile phone. The victim was found in the toilets over an hour later by club staff. Costanzo fled to Italy but was arrested at Heathrow Airport on 15 March 2017 upon return. Convicted of rape last month before sentencing.

Collapsed in court after accomplice's conviction was announced, hit head on security screen, taken to hospital where his own guilty verdict was delivered. Italian national. Full recovery made.

26 May 2017

Ferdinando Orlando

Rape *

Sentence

7.5 years imprisonment

Lorenzo Costanzo and Ferdinando Orlando approached a visibly drunk 23-year-old woman on the dancefloor of a nightclub in Argyll Street, Soho, London, at around 2am on 25 February 2017. After dancing and taking turns to kiss her, they escorted her into a maintenance room where they raped her, causing severe injuries. CCTV footage captured the attack and showed them high-fiving afterwards while watching videos they filmed on a mobile phone. The victim was found in the toilets over an hour later by club staff. Orlando fled the country but agreed to hand himself in after Costanzo's arrest. Convicted of rape last month before sentencing.

Italian national. Fled the country after the attack but surrendered to police upon learning his accomplice was detained.

26 May 2017

January 2016 1 case

Jacky Jhaj

Sexual activity with a child *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

In 2016, Jacky Jhaj was convicted for engaging in sexual activity with two 15-year-old girls. He posed as a film producer to facilitate the offences. The case involved deception and exploitation, leading to his imprisonment.

Convicted of four counts of sexual activity with two 15-year-old girls after posing as a film producer.

1 Jan 2016

November 1987 4 cases

Jennifer Gray

Smuggling cannabis *

Sentence

2 and a half years imprisonment

Jennifer Gray of Merton was found guilty by a jury of smuggling cannabis. She is a 30-year-old mother of two.

Found guilty by a jury of smuggling cannabis.

2 Nov 1987

Carl Arthur

Possession of cannabis with intent to supply *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Carl Arthur, 23, a builder, swapped his stereo cassette for £4000 worth of cannabis and was subsequently stopped by customs, leading to his arrest.

Not stated

2 Nov 1987

Christina Ramsey

Smuggling cannabis *

Sentence

3 years imprisonment

Christina Ramsey, a 30-year-old pregnant mother of two from Sheffield, smuggled nearly £6,000 worth of cannabis into the country.

Admitted smuggling nearly £6,000 worth of cannabis into the country.

2 Nov 1987

Stephen Woods

Drugs supplying and possession *

Sentence

21 months imprisonment

Stephen Woods, a Hanworth lorry driver, was sentenced for supplying and possessing drugs. Specific details of the incident are not provided in the available text.

Appeared for sentence on drugs supplying and possession charges.

2 Nov 1987

November 1986 3 cases

Syed Farooq Shah

Drug smuggling *

Sentence

7 years imprisonment

Syed Farooq Shah was the link man in a Pakistani drug-smuggling ring based in South Wales.

Market trader, aged 45, of 8 St. The link man in a Pakistani drug-smuggling ring based in South Wales.

6 Nov 1986

Brian Tonks

Indecent assault *

Sentence

30 months imprisonment

A Hayes man who invited young boys to his flat to watch videos and play games and then indecently assaulted them.

Not stated

4 Nov 1986

Michael Mott

Fraud *

Sentence

9 months imprisonment

Michael Mott defrauded the Department of Health and Social Security out of £5,000.

Unemployed, of Hayes

2 Nov 1986

Date Not Specified 8 cases

Mohamed Omar Hassibi

Unauthorised property conversion *

Sentence

Fined £1,000, ordered to pay £7,000 costs and £100,000 confiscation order (or 4 months imprisonment if not paid within 3 months)

Mohamed Omar Hassibi was refused consent to convert his semi-detached house on Mayfield Close in Uxbridge, west London, into flats. He pressed ahead with the conversion anyway and rented out the flats. Following an investigation and court proceedings, he was sentenced.

Refused consent to convert semi-detached house but proceeded anyway and rented out the flats, generating £2,000 monthly rental income.

1 Jan 0001

Rajveer Wadhwa

Smuggling *

Sentence

four years and eight months imprisonment

On 23 February 2017, detectives from the Met’s Aviation Policing Command raided three commercial units on Cranford Lane, Hounslow, uncovering a massive haul of 588,200 cigarettes and 988,500 prescription drugs that Rajveer Wadhwa, 43, had smuggled into Britain.

Plea of guilty to the first four charges; initially denied concealing criminal property but changed plea to guilty on 31 July.

1 Jan 0001

Temur Shah

Sexual assault *

Sentence

16 months imprisonment

Temur Shah, a 45-year-old private hire driver from Harrow, sexually assaulted a vulnerable 27-year-old female passenger during an Uber ride in the early hours of 15 January 2018. The victim, feeling unwell, was picked up in London's West End. Shah forced her to the front seat and assaulted her when she leaned out of the vehicle to be sick, ignoring her distress. She had no phone battery or money and remained in the cab.

Found guilty after a week-long trial. Received a Sexual Harm Prevention Order, banned from driving taxis or private hire vehicles indefinitely in England and Wales, and placed on the Sex Offenders Register for 10 years.

1 Jan 0001

Surinder Kaur Sethi

Converting house into flats without planning consent *

Sentence

Ordered to repay £142,490, fined £1,000 and £100 victim surcharge

Surinder Kaur Sethi, 61, of Frogmore Avenue, converted a three-bedroom house in Balmoral Drive, Hayes, west London, worth in the region of £400,000, into two self-contained flats without planning permission following a tip-off to Hillingdon Council’s planning enforcement officers. She received £142,490 in rent from the unlawful flats.

Faces up to 12 months in jail if fails to pay within three months.

1 Jan 0001

Varun Bhardwaj

Importing cocaine, cannabis and cigarettes *

Sentence

19 years imprisonment

Varun Bhardwaj and Anand Tripathi imported class A and B drugs (cocaine and cannabis) and cigarettes hidden in shipments of perishable goods. A 999 call from a Somerset farmer near Bridgwater discovered 189kg of cocaine worth £15m in an April 2022 animal feed delivery shipped from Colombia to London Gateway Port; Tatab Ltd handled customs clearance. Another container at Felixstowe held 49kg cocaine in oranges from South Africa (£4m). Further shipments in September 2021 and January 2022 concealed cocaine and cannabis in yams. Three cigarette shipments (18,680,000 cigarettes) from February to October 2022 in Bombay mix, coir fibre and biscuits evaded £9.7m excise and customs duty. Total drugs street value £28.9m. Supported by SWROCU, Metropolitan Police, UK Border Force, HMRC and NCA.

Found guilty after a 71-day trial. Operations manager who reported to Tripathi at Tatab Ltd. Drove Range Rover with personalised plate TA07 TAB. Used bogus businesses and pseudonyms to conceal illegal imports. Sentence increased to 23 years by the Court of Appeal in London following successful appeal on grounds of undue leniency.

1 Jan 0001

Client In R V S

Possession of offensive weapon *

Sentence

16 months’ custody

Charged with possession of a razor blade melted into a toothbrush in prison.

20% credit for guilty plea entered on first day of trial, as client had not viewed CCTV prior. Sentence below starting point for offence.

1 Jan 0001

Anand Tripathi

Importing cocaine, cannabis and cigarettes *

Sentence

15 years imprisonment

Found guilty after a 71-day trial. Director and company secretary of Tatab Ltd. Created or ran multiple companies with Bhardwaj as smoke and mirrors to cover tracks. Sentence increased to 20 years by the Court of Appeal in London following successful appeal on grounds of undue leniency.

1 Jan 0001

Afsar Safi

Kidnapping and sexual assault *

Sentence

two and a half years' imprisonment

Afsar Safi abducted and sexually assaulted a seven-year-old girl at a hotel in Acton, west London, in September. He enticed the girl away from her mother using an apple before dragging her along a corridor by the arm. The child managed to flee after alerting security staff.

Convicted of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a seven-year-old girl. Placed on the sex offenders register for seven years. Could be released on licence after serving as little as six months. Disclosed Taliban affiliation since childhood in rejected asylum application.

1 Jan 0001

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