Lincoln Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 140 verdicts at Lincoln Crown Court (Lincoln, Lincoln). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

June 2025 7 cases

Blake Searle

Burglary *

Sentence

four years imprisonment

Blake Searle forced his way into a family home in the Harrowby estate area of Grantham on December 19, 2024. The family, including frightened children, hid in a bedroom while he ransacked the house, smashing glass in the back door, making a hole in the bedroom door, and stealing items such as crisps and cakes. Blood evidence from the scene linked him to the crime, and he was arrested on January 14, 2025.

Pleaded guilty to burglary and theft. Also convicted of driving whilst disqualified and failing to stop. A restraining order was issued, and he was disqualified from driving for a further 18 months.

13 Jun 2025

David Thorne

Rape *

Sentence

14 years imprisonment, plus a Sexual Harm Prevention Order and extended licence period

David Thorne met the victim multiple times, driving from his home in Cherry Willingham to pick them up from the Grantham area. He raped a child under the age of 13 and committed several other sexual offences. The judge had no hesitation in accepting the victim’s account, and Thorne was remanded into custody prior to sentencing.

Pleaded guilty to eight sexual offences, including rape and sexual assault. Claimed the victim was 17 but this was dismissed by the court.

13 Jun 2025

Thomas Russell

Affray *

Sentence

1 year and 10 months imprisonment

Thomas Russell, 36, turned up at the victim's house in Alford in March 2025, damaging their vehicle and gate. He left before the police arrived but returned several hours later, shouting abuse and breaking into the house. He attempted to force his way into the bathroom where the victim was hiding. Earlier that day, he had phoned one of the victim’s friends and threatened to kill them.

Pleaded guilty to affray, criminal damage and making threats to kill. Issued with a protection from harassment order.

13 Jun 2025

Sarah Makey

Supplying class A drugs *

Sentence

21 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months

Sarah Makey, 47, of Winston Drive, Skegness, was involved in the drug gang's operations, with evidence showing she sold drugs on at least two occasions as part of the 'Abs line'.

There was evidence she had sold drugs on two occasions. She was ordered to complete 80 hours of unpaid work.

6 Jun 2025

Kirsty Reilly

Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *

Sentence

Three years imprisonment

Kirsty Reilly, 32, of Wappenbury Road, Coventry, participated in the gang's drug operation by driving and delivering drugs from Coventry to Skegness as part of the 'Abs line'.

She was a driver in the drug operation and had knowledge of the drugs lines, transporting drugs from Coventry to Skegness.

6 Jun 2025

Liam Thompkins

Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *

Sentence

Three years and six months imprisonment

Liam Thompkins, 25, of Stanley Road, Hinckley, acted as a runner and sometimes operated the 'Abs line' for the drug gang, facilitating the distribution of drugs.

He was a runner and occasional operator of the drug line but failed to appear at court, leading to sentencing in his absence.

6 Jun 2025

Connor Darwent

Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *

Sentence

Two years and six months imprisonment

Connor Darwent, of Donald Cobley Close, Hinckley, acted as a drugs courier for the 'Abs line', transporting drugs between the West Midlands and Skegness. He was pursued by police along the A46, where a stinger device failed to stop him, leading to a tactical stop in a field near Doddington Hall.

Admitted conspiracy to supply class A drugs and dangerous driving. He was caught after a police chase that ended in a farm field near Lincoln.

5 Jun 2025

May 2025 2 cases

Gary Ward

Rape *

Sentence

20 years imprisonment

Gary Ward, a 69-year-old from Ladysmith Road in Grimsby, committed 16 sexual offences, including seven charges of rape, against a single victim in the Louth area. The offences occurred over a prolonged period, including when the victim was a child, causing great pain, distress, and severe damage. He demonstrated utter disregard for the victim's humanity and treated them in a wholly unacceptable and shameful manner.

Conducted a campaign of rape and caused severe damage. The judge praised the victim's courage in reporting the crimes and seeing the trial through. Additionally, received an unlimited sexual harm prevention order and an unlimited restraining order.

21 May 2025

Peter Mcginnes

Rape *

Sentence

13 years imprisonment

Peter McGinnes planned his crimes in advance by plying his rape victim with alcohol and drugs. He was found guilty of raping a woman and indecently assaulting a child in relation to historic cases in Woodhall.

Denied the charges but found guilty. Sentenced to 13 years, with 8 years for rape and 5 years for indecent assault to be served consecutively. Also given a 10-year restraining order and placed on the sexual offenders register for life.

14 May 2025

April 2025 2 cases

Trevor Frater

Violations of the Private Security Industry Act *

Sentence

£44,518.78 confiscation order or eight months imprisonment if not paid

Trevor Frater, a 64-year-old from Exley Square in Lincoln, was involved in acting as an unlicensed security operative and deploying unlicensed operatives on multiple occasions over the last five years. This put public safety at risk and allowed him to profit substantially, with the court determining he received almost £34,000 in financial benefit from his crimes. Financial investigations revealed hidden assets exceeding £100,000, leading to the confiscation order.

Previously paid less than one percent of a 2021 confiscation order. Convictions under the Private Security Industry Act in 2021 and 2023. SIA director commented that he put public safety at risk and profited from crimes.

25 Apr 2025

Alistair Renwick

Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *

Sentence

Nine years imprisonment

Alistair Renwick was arrested in July 2022 after a prolonged foot chase where he was tasered but continued to run. Officers seized £12,000 in cash from his address, attributed to drug dealing, as part of the 'Abs line' operation supplying class A drugs.

He was the holder of the 'Abs line' and had no legitimate source of income for seized cash.

24 Apr 2025

March 2025 1 case

Toby Coucill

Rape *

Sentence

5 years in prison

Toby Coucill, 19, previously of Northampton, raped a teenage girl in her late teens inside a property in Weedon Road, Northampton, in the early hours of August 9, 2025. The victim was able to flee the address and bravely called the police. Coucill was arrested and charged with raping a female over 16 and two counts of sexual assault. A two-week trial at Northampton Crown Court from January 26 to February 6, 2025, resulted in guilty verdicts on all three offences.

Found guilty after a two-week trial of raping a female over 16 and two counts of sexual assault. Initially denied any sexual activity, later claimed it was consensual, but changed his version after being informed of forensic results.

20 Mar 2025

February 2025 1 case

Joel Tasker

Conspiracy to supply crack cocaine and heroin *

Sentence

12 years imprisonment

Joel Tasker, 31, of Welholme Road, Grimsby, was the upstream co-conspirator who sourced and reloaded crack cocaine and heroin for Connor Stewart's local drugs line operating in the Skegness area over a long period. The operation involved runners dealing directly to users from an alleyway in Skegness, causing anti-social behaviour and misery for residents.

Sentenced for conspiracy to supply crack cocaine and heroin. Acted as upstream co-conspirator dealer sourcing and reloading drugs for Connor Stewart's operation.

1 Feb 2025

January 2025 1 case

Chase Brocklesby

Rape *

Sentence

9 years imprisonment

Chase Brocklesby, a 28-year-old from the Boston area, was convicted of rape, common assault, criminal damage, and dangerous driving. The rape involved a victim in Boston, with details of the incident not specified in the text. He was sentenced earlier in 2025.

Denied rape but found guilty; also sentenced for common assault, criminal damage, and dangerous driving.

1 Jan 2025

December 2024 3 cases

Krzysztof Zawada

Possessing indecent images of children *

Sentence

16 months imprisonment suspended for two years

Krzysztof Zawada, 48, from Spalding, was found to have possessed further indecent images of children after police seized two mobile phones from his home in Jubilee Close, Spalding, during visits in November 2022 and January 2023. The images included 25 in category A (most serious), 44 in category B, and 331 in category C, depicting girls aged 4 to 15. He failed to appear at Boston Magistrates Court on March 27, 2024, for charges related to these offences and went on the run, vacating his address at the end of March 2024. He was arrested on August 12, 2024, living in a tent near Southampton after spending over 15 months at large. This followed a prior 2017 conviction for similar offences, resulting in a six-week suspended sentence and seven-year sex offender registration, which required address disclosure.

Pleaded guilty to three charges of possessing indecent images of children and two counts of failing to comply with the requirements of a sex offender notification. Judge Simon Hirst noted the offending passed the custodial threshold but there was a good prospect of rehabilitation given genuine remorse and four months already spent in custody. Also ordered to complete 100 hours of unpaid work, 40 rehabilitation activity requirement days, and made subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for ten years.

8 Dec 2024

Linda Lu

Stalking *

Sentence

5.5 years imprisonment

Linda Lu, 35, a solicitor, and her mother carried out a campaign of harassment against neighbours James and Lynn Smith starting after an argument over hedge trimming on July 18, 2023, in Bassingham, Lincolnshire. Actions included banging loudly, playing music on repeat including 'The Laughing Policeman', shining torches, kicking bins, smashing bottles, spying, following the family, and verbal abuse accusing Mr Smith of being a paedophile. The harassment lasted three months until remand in custody, causing significant distress requiring counselling and medication for victims.

Convicted of stalking neighbours after a five-week trial where she represented herself. Qualified solicitor with no previous convictions. Judge described behaviour as 'persistent and malicious'. Indeterminate restraining order imposed.

6 Dec 2024

Susan Chen

Stalking *

Sentence

5.5 years imprisonment

Susan Chen, 61, and her daughter carried out a campaign of harassment against neighbours James and Lynn Smith starting after an argument over hedge trimming on July 18, 2023, in Bassingham, Lincolnshire. Actions included banging loudly, playing music on repeat including 'The Laughing Policeman', shining torches, kicking bins, smashing bottles, spying, following the family, and verbal abuse accusing Mr Smith of being a paedophile. The harassment lasted three months until remand in custody, causing significant distress requiring counselling and medication for victims.

Convicted of stalking neighbours after a five-week trial. No remorse shown. Prior conviction for attacking an elderly couple in 2020. Judge described behaviour as 'persistent and malicious'. Indeterminate restraining order imposed.

6 Dec 2024

November 2024 1 case

Jack Smith

Sexual assault *

Sentence

7.5 years imprisonment

Jack Smith, a former teacher from Manby near Louth, was convicted of 39 charges following a three-week trial. The offences, which came to light after his suspension in March 2024 due to allegations of inappropriate conduct, include 30 sexual assaults and nine charges of sexual communication with a child. He inappropriately touched 14 boys and asked them how often they viewed pornography. The name of the school and ages of the victims cannot be published to protect their anonymity.

Disqualified from working with children. Subject to a sexual harm prevention order and a restraining order preventing contact with victims upon release.

1 Nov 2024

May 2024 2 cases

Daniel Boulton

Murder *

Sentence

Life imprisonment with minimum term of 40 years

Daniel Boulton, 30, walked 28 miles from Skegness to the home of his ex-girlfriend Bethany Vincent, 26, and her nine-year-old autistic son Darren Henson in Louth, Lincolnshire, on 31 May 2023. Subject to a restraining order after previous complaints of domestic violence, Boulton loitered outside their home in High Holme Road for hours before breaking in and stabbing both victims to death with a knife, motivated by an irrational fear and hatred related to the child's autism. He left his own nine-month-old son unharmed at the scene. After the murders, Boulton fled, leading police on a 24-hour manhunt, during which he committed burglary by stealing food, alcohol, and clothing, and assaulted an off-duty police officer by stabbing him in the leg before being arrested at a farm in Hallington.

Denied the murders and claimed loss of control, but jurors dismissed the defence. Also sentenced to 21 months for assaulting a police officer and 32 months for burglary, to run concurrently. Judge commented on his violence, manipulativeness, and ongoing risk of further violence or homicide.

29 May 2024

Robert Burton

Actual Bodily Harm *

Sentence

15 months imprisonment

On 5 April 2024, just before 6.50pm, Robert Burton, 34, of Kingsley Road, Mablethorpe, attacked a woman in her 30s in a property on Chatsworth Drive, Louth, leaving her with facial injuries. He was drunk and aggressively shouting. When police arrived, he threatened and spat at officers, and there were threats involving a knife. He was detained and charged.

Pleaded not specified. Concurrent sentences of 1 month each for criminal damage and three counts of assaulting an emergency worker. Prior details not mentioned.

21 May 2024

March 2024 2 cases

Christopher Lenden

Causing grievous bodily harm *

Sentence

4 years and 8 months imprisonment

In August 2023, Christopher Lenden threatened and attacked his victim with a knife in Louth, causing grievous bodily harm. He later video-called a friend to show the victim's injuries. Emergency services were called, and Lenden assaulted two police officers while being arrested.

Pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm. Concurrent term for assaulting an emergency worker. Ordered to pay £228 victim surcharge.

27 Mar 2024

Steven Drew

Taking indecent images of children *

Sentence

7 years imprisonment

Steven Drew, 38, of Newstead Way, Loughborough, used his position as manager of a phone shop to manipulate customers into providing access to their mobiles, from which he stole photos and videos of children. He was caught after a tip-off about sharing indecent images on the Emule file-sharing website. Arrested on January 13, 2023, in Lincolnshire, detectives found thousands of indecent images on his devices, including Category A material. He sexually assaulted a girl under 13, as evidenced on his phone. While on bail after a second arrest on January 8, 2024, he continued offending and was arrested a third time in June 2024 for 14 offences. Victims were traced by safeguarding officers.

Pleaded guilty to five counts of taking indecent images of children, sexually assaulting a child under 13, possession of extreme images, two counts of voyeurism and owning a paedophile manual. Described as a dangerous offender. Will serve two further years on licence, on the sex offenders’ register for life and given a lifetime Sexual Harm Prevention Order.

25 Mar 2024

February 2024 1 case

Danielle Barrett

Causing death by dangerous driving *

Sentence

6 years imprisonment

Danielle Barrett was travelling south on the B1192 towards Boston in a Vauxhall Corsa when she overtook a crop sprayer as she approached a left-hand bend, colliding head-on with an oncoming Ducati motorbike near Coningsby in July 2023. This led to the death of 66-year-old motorcycle rider Jeffrey Scott, who was thrown from the bike, hit the windscreen, and landed in a ditch, sustaining fatal injuries. CCTV footage showed she entered the opposing carriageway without a view ahead, leaving no time for Mr Scott to react.

Found guilty following a trial. Also banned from driving for 7.5 years and must take an extended re-test.

12 Feb 2024

November 2023 1 case

Saul Walker

Intentional strangulation *

Sentence

3.5 years imprisonment

On February 2023 in Holton le Clay, Saul Walker, also known as Jake Walker, smashed the front door of his ex-girlfriend's home after their split the previous day. He entered, pulled her to the floor, and she fled to seek help from neighbours. She observed him with a machete and heard her friend in pain inside. Walker assaulted his 21-year-old ex-girlfriend by strangling and causing actual bodily harm, and wounded a 21-year-old man. He fled but was apprehended after a media campaign. Evidence revealed a pattern of domestic violence and coercive control.

Sentenced to 10 months for actual bodily harm, 12 months for intentional strangulation, and 20 months for unlawful and malicious wounding, all to run concurrently. Pleaded not guilty. Prior coercive and domestic violence behaviour noted.

4 Nov 2023

October 2023 1 case

Josh Lake

Dangerous driving *

Sentence

8 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years; 4 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years; 2 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years; 18 months driving ban; extended re-test required

On July 2, 2023, in the early hours, Josh Lake drove a silver BMW X3 with false plates along the A17 near Sutton Bridge, ignoring police signals to stop. A pursuit ensued along West Bank beside the river Nene at full tide and narrow country roads, with Lake driving at high speeds on a rough grassed track, risking loss of control into the water. Two passengers, a man and a woman in their 20s, were in the vehicle. The car was stopped after hitting a stinger device that deflated the tyres. Lake had no driving licence, had never passed a test, was disqualified, uninsured, and possessed a controlled drug.

Pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, disqualified driving, driving without insurance, fail to stop, and possession of a controlled drug. Previously fined £50 for failing to stop at initial hearing.

17 Oct 2023

March 2023 1 case

Nicholas Metson

Murder *

Sentence

Life imprisonment with minimum term of 19 years

On March 17, 2023, Nicholas Metson, Holly Bramley's husband, stabbed her multiple times in the bedroom after putting her in a headlock, during which she bit him. He then moved her body to the bathroom where he dismembered it into 224 parts, stored them in the kitchen larder for nearly a week, and dumped them in the River Witham near Lincoln, paying his friend Joshua Hancock to assist in the disposal.

Admitted to the murder. Paid friend Joshua Hancock to help dispose of remains. Previous convictions for offences against former partners in 2013, 2016 and 2017.

17 Mar 2023

February 2023 1 case

Shane Kelk

Causing death by dangerous driving *

Sentence

8 years and 3 months imprisonment

On November 13, 2022, in foggy conditions at Holbeach St John’s, disqualified driver Shane Kelk, driving a grey BMW 3 series estate while on licence from a previous jail sentence, pulled out to overtake another vehicle and collided with 20-year-old motorcyclist Amy Cooper riding her green Kawasaki. Kelk left the scene, resulting in Amy's death.

Admitted a number of offences, including causing death by dangerous driving. Prior sentence of 6 years and 9 months for involvement in an armed incident in Long Sutton in 2017. Appeal to reduce sentence dismissed by Mr Justice Johnson.

1 Feb 2023

May 2019 1 case

Edward Parker

Burglary *

Sentence

12 years imprisonment

Edward Parker was convicted for multiple burglaries committed across several counties, causing significant distress to victims. The details of the specific incidents are not outlined in the article, but the court considered the profound impact on victims through their statements.

Described as a career burglar who has caused untold misery, hurt and pain to many victims across several counties. Victims' impact statements were heard in court.

1 May 2019

October 2018 2 cases

Craig Williamson

Fraudulent evasion of VAT *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment

Craig Williamson submitted false VAT returns for the Lincoln franchise branch of Martin & Co over a period of six years and for Lincoln Car Sales Ltd, evading more than £340,000 in VAT in total with accomplice. He concealed cash payments from customers and stole £35,000 from the agency. VAT investigations began in May 2014, revealing shambolic bookkeeping with no financial system in place. Documents were seized, allowing investigators to unravel the fraud.

Admitted submitting 23 false VAT returns for Lincoln Car Sales Ltd and fraudulent evasion of £13,700 VAT for Martin & Co between June 2008 and July 2009. Previously served 20-month sentence for stealing £35,000 from the agency. Repaid £10,900 to HMRC.

8 Oct 2018

Mark Creswell

Fraudulent evasion of VAT *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Mark Creswell, who ran the Lincoln Martin & Co branch during the offences, allowed the submission of false VAT returns between June 2008 and August 2014, contributing to the evasion of £148,000 in VAT alongside Craig Williamson. He also failed to declare his true income, evading £16,581 in income tax from April 2009 to April 2014. The fraud involved shambolic bookkeeping uncovered in a 2014 investigation.

Admitted being knowingly concerned in the evasion of £148,000 VAT by allowing submission of false returns for Martin & Co between June 2008 and August 2014, and evading £16,581 income tax between April 2009 and April 2014 by failing to declare true income. Repaid all owed money using savings and remortgaging properties.

8 Oct 2018

May 2018 2 cases

Benjamin Lovell

Robbery *

Sentence

32 months imprisonment

On April 22, 2018, at about 7pm, Benjamin Lovell entered the Bargain Booze store in High Street, Donington, stole two packets of cigarettes without paying, and when challenged by staff, showed them a knife before leaving. He was arrested later that evening at about 11.50pm on suspicion of robbery, during which he headbutted and spat at the arresting police officer, splitting the officer's lip.

Sentenced to 4 months for assaulting a police officer, 28 months for robbery, and additional term for possessing a knife in a public place. Ordered to pay £170 costs and knife seized and destroyed.

22 May 2018

Darren Barnes

Rape of a child under 13 *

Sentence

12 years imprisonment

Darren Barnes repeatedly sexually abused a young girl aged between eight and 11 over a four-year period. The abuse started with touching her clothing and progressed to more serious incidents, including asking her to remove her clothes, showing her pornographic movies, offering £40 in cash and giving her a mobile phone to groom her. It included one incident of oral rape. He silenced her by telling her she would be in trouble and God would not forgive her. The abuse ended when she reached puberty and asked for it to stop. She reported it to her mother in 2012 but did not want to proceed at the time. In 2014, his wife reported it to the church and he made partial admissions. In 2017, over 200 indecent images of children were found on two laptops at his home, including movies of distressed and tied-up children.

Admitted 11 sexual offences including indecent assault, indecency with a child, sexual assault of a child under 13 and one offence of rape of a child under 13. Also admitted three further charges of making indecent images of children. No previous convictions. Judge John Pini QC noted he had targeted, groomed and sexually abused his victim over a four-year period. Also received a one-year licence extension, Sexual Harm Prevention Order and must register as a sex offender for life.

8 May 2018

Date Not Specified 8 cases

Gary Wilson

Sexual activity with a child *

Sentence

7 years imprisonment

Gary Wilson, 56, repeatedly assaulted and sexually abused Jennifer Colebrook over a five-year period starting in 2007 when she was 11, during visits to his home in Belper. He forced her to perform sex acts and took indecent images, including one where he threw £500 notes over her naked body. Jennifer reported him to police in 2019 at age 22. Police seized devices in July 2019 and found more indecent images unrelated to her.

Pleaded guilty to charges linked to indecent images but denied abusing Jennifer. Convicted by jury on all 11 counts. Indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order imposed.

1 Jan 0001

Haroldas Bugaila

Murder *

Sentence

23 years imprisonment

Haroldas Bugaila assaulted his 11-week-old baby boy Martinas at the family home in Granville Street, Boston, causing a severe brain injury on March 27, 2019. The baby was rushed to Boston Pilgrim Hospital and later transferred to Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham, where life support was withdrawn and he died on April 2, 2019. He was also found guilty of previous serious assaults on Baby Martinas and two serious assaults on the baby’s twin, who sustained life-changing injuries.

Found guilty of murder and serious assaults after a six-week trial, having denied the charges. Sentenced for murder of Baby Martinas and assaults on his twin and previous assaults on both children.

1 Jan 0001

Constantin Motescu

Theft *

Sentence

six and a half years imprisonment

Part of a group responsible for thefts of lead from Somerset church roofs between May 2018 and March 2020. In total, they removed 36 tonnes of lead from churches including Barrington, Bradford on Tone, Bridgwater, Glastonbury, Goathurst, Ilton, Pitminster and South Petherton, causing £1m of damage to these listed buildings.

Admitted 23 charges of theft.

1 Jan 0001

Leonardo Viscomi

Knowing or suspecting property used for criminal activity *

Sentence

suspended sentence and 150 hours unpaid work

Leonardo Viscomi, from Lincoln, owned a commercial and residential buy-to-let property used for the sale of illicit tobacco and alcohol. He was warned by Trading Standards on multiple occasions about the criminal activity and risks of continuing to accept rental payments but ignored the advice.

Pleaded not guilty implied; man of previous good character. Judge noted he knew of criminal activity as informed by Trading Standards. First prosecution of its type in the country. Upcoming confiscation hearing under Proceeds of Crime Act for rent received over previous six years.

1 Jan 0001

Laurentiu Sucea

Theft *

Sentence

six and a half years imprisonment

Admitted 13 thefts.

1 Jan 0001

Mihai Birtu

Theft *

Sentence

three years and seven months imprisonment

Admitted 14 thefts.

1 Jan 0001

Paul Buica

Theft *

Sentence

six years imprisonment

Admitted 16 thefts.

1 Jan 0001

Trevor Robinson

Breaching anti-social behaviour order *

Sentence

18 month community order with up to 35 rehabilitation activity requirement days

Trevor Robinson, 79, of Martin Close, Skellingthorpe, breached his 2014 anti-social behaviour order (ASBO) prohibiting possession of child’s prams, pushchairs, soft toys etc. on three occasions: spotted with a pram in Trelawney Crescent, Lincoln on 6 March 2024; seen with a pram containing a dressed dog toy in Cuckoo Walk, Witham St Hughs on 18 May 2024 while behaving inappropriately; pram found in boot of car on Saxilby Road, Lincoln on 20 June 2024.

Pleaded guilty to breaching his anti-social behaviour order on three occasions. Has 26 previous convictions for 49 offences including outraging public decency. A new Criminal Behaviour Order prohibits him from having a child’s pram, push chair, soft toys, and entering the village of Witham St Hughs. Recorder Mark Ainsworth noted his failing health.

1 Jan 0001

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Lincoln Crown Court Sentencing Results

Blake Searle

David Thorne

Thomas Russell

Sarah Makey

Kirsty Reilly

Liam Thompkins

Connor Darwent

Gary Ward

Peter Mcginnes

Trevor Frater

Alistair Renwick

Toby Coucill

Joel Tasker

Chase Brocklesby

Krzysztof Zawada

Linda Lu

Susan Chen

Jack Smith

Daniel Boulton

Robert Burton

Christopher Lenden

Steven Drew

Danielle Barrett

Saul Walker

Josh Lake

Nicholas Metson

Shane Kelk

Edward Parker

Craig Williamson

Mark Creswell

Benjamin Lovell

Darren Barnes

Gary Wilson

Haroldas Bugaila

Constantin Motescu

Leonardo Viscomi

Laurentiu Sucea

Mihai Birtu

Paul Buica

Trevor Robinson

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