Nottingham Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 713 verdicts at Nottingham Crown Court (Nottingham). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

October 2025 4 cases

Solomon Schaaf

Robbery *

Sentence

4 years and 6 months imprisonment

On April 24, 2025, at around 1pm, Solomon Schaaf, along with brothers Jonel and Jaheem St Catherine, forced their way into a university student's room at Archer House, Castle Gate, Nottingham. The victim was known to Jonel as his drug dealer with no debt. They pinned the student against a wall, produced a knife which they passed around, held it to his throat, and threatened him while demanding he unlock his phone. They transferred £1,900 from his bank account. The student fought back and chased them, but was assaulted again during their escape. The robbery was filmed on Jonel's phone.

Pleaded guilty to robbery. Former university student working full-time for Wetherspoons. Involved through misplaced loyalty to Jonel St Catherine. Recorder Luke Blackburn noted the defendants' ambition but condemned the use of a knife on a student.

9 Oct 2025

Raymond Canham

Shop theft and assault *

Sentence

16 months imprisonment

Raymond Canham, 52, of Willow Fall, Newark, stole items worth over £1,000 from eight stores across Newark between April 15 and June 8, committing 16 separate thefts, some stores multiple times. He assaulted three members of staff who challenged him. Identified via in-store CCTV by Newark neighbourhood policing team and arrested on June 15.

Pleaded guilty to 16 shop thefts and three counts of assault at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court on 17 June. Repeat offender with prior shoplifting offences.

6 Oct 2025

Zenon Hos

Theft *

Sentence

Ordered to pay back £1

Zenon Hos, a trusted charity worker, stole £35,000 from the Rumbles Catering Project, and as part of his sentencing, he was ordered to pay back just £1.

Was seen as 'part of the family' at the Rumbles Catering Project

2 Oct 2025

Kieran Welsh

Arson being reckless *

Sentence

9 years imprisonment (5 years custody + 4 years extended licence)

Kieran Welsh, 25, deliberately set fire to his cell at HMP Nottingham using a kettle on February 24, 2025, shortly after being imprisoned there. He was aggrieved about not being allowed to attend his brother's funeral and aimed to hurt staff. He was pulled unconscious from the cell; air ambulance and three fire engines responded.

Pleaded guilty to arson being reckless. Judge Michael Auty KC sentenced for dangerousness. Motivated by grudge against prison staff over not attending brother's funeral.

1 Oct 2025

September 2025 38 cases

Ionel-Alexandru Paicu

Rape *

Sentence

15 years imprisonment

In the early hours of New Year's Day 2025, Ionel-Alexandru Paicu assaulted his victim, threatened her with a knife, and sexually assaulted her. The victim reported the attack to her family and then to Nottinghamshire Police, leading to an investigation. Paicu was found guilty of the crimes after a trial.

Convicted after a trial where he initially denied the charges. The victim was praised for her bravery and resilience by Detective Constable Rachel Staley.

30 Sep 2025

Kelly Wright

Conveying illegal items into prison *

Sentence

28 months imprisonment

Kelly Wright attempted to smuggle cocaine, ecstasy, amphetamine, and cannabis into HMP Lowdham Grange by hiding them in her pants during a visit to her son on June 14, 2025. She was stopped by officers after passing through a scanner, initially claiming the packages were sanitary towels. A search of her home later revealed a similar package. This incident occurred amid her difficult personal circumstances, including her son's life sentence for murder and her brother's imprisonment for murdering her husband.

Pleaded guilty to four counts of conveying illegal items into prison. Was under pressure from inmates who made her listen to them beating her son. Has a history of trauma, including domestic violence and substance abuse, with 27 previous convictions for offences such as perverting the course of justice and theft. Judge described her life as horrendous.

27 Sep 2025

Christopher Swift

Rape *

Sentence

extended 17-year sentence

Christopher Swift, a 35-year-old man, groomed and repeatedly raped a young girl on four occasions, exerting a high level of control over her by dictating what she wore. The abuse was uncovered in February when incriminating messages he sent to the victim were discovered and reported to detectives, leading to the girl revealing the details in an interview. The crimes had a profound impact on the victim and her family.

Pleaded guilty to four counts of raping a girl under 13, four sexual assaults, and engaging in sexual activity. He was added to the sex offenders' register and made subject to a sexual harm prevention order.

26 Sep 2025

Hadush Kebatu

Sexual assault *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Hadush Kebatu, an asylum seeker from Epping, sexually assaulted a teenage girl and another woman, leading to widespread unrest with protests and counter-protests outside a hotel in Epping during the summer.

His acts sparked intense protests and counter-protests outside a hotel in Epping over the summer.

25 Sep 2025

Angela Shand

Assault of an emergency worker *

Sentence

12 weeks imprisonment

On April 11, 2025, Angela Shand attempted to punch a police officer who was conducting a welfare check on a missing woman in the Radford area of Nottingham. After her arrest, she directed racial slurs at an Asian officer in the custody suite and refused to be interviewed. She has a long record of offending against authority figures, and during sentencing, she reacted aggressively to the judge's decision.

Pleaded guilty to assault of an emergency worker and racially-aggravated harassment. Had an outburst in court, telling the judge to '**** you' and raising her middle finger, leading to an additional 4 weeks for contempt. Has a history of 60 previous convictions, including 53 offences against police, courts, or prison staff.

23 Sep 2025

Richard Brown

Theft *

Sentence

14 months imprisonment

Richard Brown, a 46-year-old man, conducted a series of thefts between May 26 and August 7, 2025, stealing over £1,500 worth of booze, food, and clothing from various stores in Nottingham city centre, Lenton, Chilwell, and West Bridgford. He targeted multiple locations repeatedly, including the Co-op in Bridgford Road, Marks and Spencer in West Bridgford, Sainsbury’s at Castle Marina, Tesco Extra in Willoughby Street, JD Sports at Riverside retail park, and the Co-op in Bramcote Lane, often on the same day, to support his cocaine addiction. He breached a criminal behaviour order during one offence.

Pleaded guilty to 20 counts of theft and breaching a criminal behaviour order. Has a history of 266 offences, including dishonesty, and struggles with long-standing cocaine addiction and homelessness.

22 Sep 2025

Theo Tsiolas

Sexual assault *

Sentence

Suspended sentence

Theo Tsiolas, a chip shop owner, sexually assaulted teenagers, with the incidents involving inappropriate behaviour that he downplayed.

Initially dismissed his actions as 'banter' and was spared immediate prison.

22 Sep 2025

Adam Gladders

Assault *

Sentence

15 months imprisonment

Adam Gladders attacked his partner multiple times, including punching her repeatedly at her flat in Bulwell after drinking in Nottingham. A neighbour heard her shouting for help and called 999. Earlier, while on bail, he assaulted her at the Mojo Bar in Nottingham city centre, smashing a karaoke screen and pushing her. During the later incident, he jumped off a bridge into water when police arrived, claiming he would kill himself, but was arrested. Shards of glass from a smashed bottle were found in the flat.

Pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm, assault by beating, and criminal damage. He was on bail for a previous assault on the same victim and breached an order from December 2023. The judge noted his history of violence and drinking problems, and mentioned he could live with his mother upon release.

21 Sep 2025

Christopher Dixon

Perverting the course of justice *

Sentence

6 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months

Christopher Dixon was caught driving a Vauxhall car at 38mph in a 30mph zone on June 24, 2024. He attempted to evade prosecution by sending a letter claiming his deceased father was the driver. During the investigation, he admitted it was him but stated he could not remember the incident. He pleaded guilty to the offense.

Judge Stuart Rafferty KC commented on the defendant's personal difficulties, including his father's death, marital breakdown, and family responsibilities. He noted that the offense was monetary in nature and that the defendant is unlikely to reoffend, but warned that such offenses would not receive clemency again. The defendant is currently on universal credit.

20 Sep 2025

Bineet Bhanji

Engaging in sexual activity with a child *

Sentence

12 years and 3 months imprisonment, with 7 years and 6 months in custody

Bineet Bhanji met a 14-year-old boy online, exchanged sexual messages, and arranged to meet in person. They met in Long Eaton, where Bhanji took the boy to Costa and then to a relative's address for sexual activity. Afterwards, they went to Ruddington Lane tram stop, and Bhanji bought the boy a phone for secret conversations and took him to McDonald's. This occurred earlier in 2025, and Bhanji breached a previous suspended sentence order and sexual harm prevention order.

Pleaded guilty to the charges. Judge Stuart Rafferty KC commented on his denial of wrongdoing and predatory behaviour, noting he was already under a suspended sentence for previous child sex offences.

19 Sep 2025

Floyd Sneap

Possession with intent to supply *

Sentence

5.5 years imprisonment

On March 26, 2025, police raided Floyd Sneap's home in Calverton, which he shared with his partner, discovering an ounce of cocaine, heroin, cannabis, a burner phone containing messages indicating drug sales to multiple customers, and a knuckle duster. The drugs were valued between £3,300 and £4,400. Sneap, aged 29, was arrested and has been on remand since, missing the early years of his son's life after the child's birth four weeks prior to sentencing.

Pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply cocaine, heroin, and cannabis. Has 10 previous convictions, including prior drug supply offences. Judge Tina Dempster noted the high purity of the cocaine (81%) and that he was selling for significant financial gain, with his criminal history as an aggravating factor.

18 Sep 2025

Nathan Furnell

Burglary *

Sentence

5 years imprisonment

Nathan Furnell broke into properties in Nottinghamshire, leaving behind fingerprints and DNA that led to his identification and arrest.

Left fingerprints and DNA at crime scenes.

18 Sep 2025

Sam Walters

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm *

Sentence

Two-year community order including 120 hours unpaid work and 10 rehabilitation sessions

Sam Walters punched a victim on the dancefloor at Revolution Bar in Nottingham city centre on May 4, 2024, after the victim accidentally stepped on someone's trainers. The victim was first punched by an unidentified man, then by Walters, resulting in shattered teeth, broken back teeth, and a permanent 15mm scar on the lower lip. The assault affected the victim emotionally, physically, and financially, leading to loss of confidence and anxiety about socialising.

Pleaded guilty to assault. This was out of character for him, he has no previous convictions, and he is extremely remorseful. Judge Tina Dempster noted it was his first conviction and that he acted during an incident with friends.

18 Sep 2025

Luke Sugden

Robbery *

Sentence

3.5 years in a young offenders' institution

Luke Sugden targeted teenagers at a skate park outside Nottingham College, next to the Nottingham Contemporary, in late May 2025. He threatened victims with a knife, demanded their phones and wallets, strangled one victim to the point of unconsciousness, and continued his spree despite being arrested and bailed.

Pleaded guilty to robbery, attempted robbery, and intentional strangulation. Has eight previous court appearances for 17 offences. Judge noted a worrying escalation in behaviour after prior arrests.

17 Sep 2025

Alex Sly

Assault by penetration *

Sentence

3.5 years imprisonment

Alex Sly sexually assaulted a woman at a hotel near Mansfield while she was sleeping in the same bed. The incident was reported in February of the previous year. Sly apologised for his behaviour and messaged the victim, describing it as his 'gravest mistake'. This offence occurred after he had already been sentenced for another crime.

Pleaded guilty to sexual assault and assault by penetration. Had previous convictions for sexual activity with a child and possessing indecent images of children. A restraining order was issued banning contact with the victim.

17 Sep 2025

Ben Hardy

Conspiracy to Supply Heroin and Crack Cocaine *

Sentence

Three-and-a-half years imprisonment

Ben Hardy was involved in providing Class A drugs, specifically heroin and crack cocaine, across Sutton-in-Ashfield using bulk messaging via a mobile phone line. His home on Mansfield Road was raided by officers, where they found expensive clothes, trainers, jewellery, large amounts of cash stashed under a bed, and cannabis products. Analysis of seized mobile phones revealed evidence of bulk messages advertising the sale of Class A drugs to addicts.

Pleaded guilty to conspiring to supply heroin and crack cocaine.

16 Sep 2025

Kain Dawson

Conspiracy to Supply Heroin and Crack Cocaine *

Sentence

Two years and nine months imprisonment

Kain Dawson was providing Class A drugs, specifically heroin and crack cocaine, across Sutton-in-Ashfield using bulk messaging via a mobile phone line. An investigation revealed an address on Westbourne Road was being used as a drugs den. During a raid on that property, officers found bags filled with wraps of heroin and cocaine, multiple mobile phones, and cash. Further evidence from seized phones confirmed the bulk messaging for drug sales.

Admitted conspiring to supply heroin and crack cocaine and possession with intent to supply cannabis.

16 Sep 2025

Lindsay Gregory

Shop theft *

Sentence

15 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months

Lindsay Gregory, aged 39 with 60 previous court appearances, committed nine shop thefts in Nottingham between January and June 2025. In one incident at The Range in Castle Retail Park, she threatened a security guard with a hypodermic syringe while attempting to leave with stolen goods valued at almost £2,000. She was also found in possession of illegal substances including cocaine, heroin, and ketamine, and failed to surrender to custody for a previous court appearance.

Pleaded guilty to numerous shop thefts, possession of cocaine, heroin, ketamine, and possession of an offensive weapon. Judge Mark Watson noted her horrific criminal record and ordered her to attend rehabilitation sessions to remain substance-free.

16 Sep 2025

John Juniper

Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *

Sentence

11 years and 4 months imprisonment

John Juniper, 50, of Eagle Way, Warley, Brentwood, Essex, was involved in a large-scale drugs conspiracy that flooded Nottingham with high-purity cocaine. He organised couriers to deliver multi-kilo drops to organised crime gangs in the city and Eastwood, including deliveries in January and February 2020, one of which involved 3kg of cocaine with 77% purity and another with £500,000 in cash. He used EncroChat for communication and absconded to Dubai in 2020, evading arrest until April 2025 when he was detained at Frankfurt Airport and extradited.

Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply class A drugs; was on the run in Dubai for almost five years before arrest; judge noted involvement at a high level in organising couriers and stated the operation brought misery to the East Midlands.

16 Sep 2025

Callum Anderton

Rape *

Sentence

21 years imprisonment

Callum Anderton, 34, raped a woman on two occasions in August 2023, and subjected her to multiple assaults and threats. Additionally, indecent images of children and extreme pornography were discovered on his mobile phone during the investigation.

Pleaded guilty to rape, assault, two counts of making indecent images of a child, and one of possessing extreme pornographic images. Police praised the victim's courage and resilience.

15 Sep 2025

Daniel Lippitt

Depositing waste *

Sentence

9 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months with 200 hours of unpaid work

Daniel Lippitt deposited waste at the illegal site in Long Bennington near Newark between October 1, 2019, and May 1, 2020, as part of the scheme that involved hiding the operation and profiting from illegal dumping.

Admitted to depositing waste and received a suspended sentence.

12 Sep 2025

Lee Chapman

Assault occasioning grievous bodily harm *

Sentence

2 years in a young offender’s institution

Lee Chapman assaulted his best friend by punching him in the face while wearing a ring that left an imprint resembling a shotgun, causing fractures to the victim’s left eye socket, left cheekbone, and upper jaw. The incident occurred on July 12, 2025, at an address in Bridge Street, Ilkeston. Chapman had recently been released from prison and stayed at the scene for about half an hour, laughing and finding the attack humorous, as witnessed by the victim’s girlfriend.

Pleaded guilty to assault occasioning grievous bodily harm. Has six previous convictions for 20 offences including dangerous driving and handling stolen goods. The judge described it as a totally unprovoked act of violence that had a significant impact on the victim’s personal, family, and working life.

12 Sep 2025

Luke Woodward

Depositing waste *

Sentence

11 months imprisonment

Luke Woodward deposited waste at the illegal site in Long Bennington near Newark between October 1, 2019, and May 1, 2020, as part of a larger operation that involved daily dumping and burning of waste, affecting local residents and the environment.

Pleaded guilty to depositing waste at the site and was given an immediate prison term.

12 Sep 2025

Marcus Chapman

Depositing waste *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months with 200 hours of unpaid work

Marcus Chapman deposited waste at the illegal site in Long Bennington near Newark between October 1, 2019, and May 1, 2020, contributing to the illegal dumping and burning of waste that risked the health of nearby residents.

Pleaded guilty to depositing waste and received a suspended sentence.

12 Sep 2025

Robert Malone

Illegal waste crime *

Sentence

£1,165 fine and £45,948 confiscation order

Robert Malone, a waste broker and dealer, was involved in an illegal waste site at Long Bennington where lorry loads of shredded waste were regularly burnt near people's homes, contributing to environmental harm and community blight.

Part of a proceeds of crime hearing related to illegal waste operations.

12 Sep 2025

Peter Wainwright

Depositing waste *

Sentence

16 months imprisonment

Peter Wainwright deposited waste at the illegal site in Long Bennington near Newark between October 1, 2019, and May 1, 2020, as part of an organised operation that involved burying and burning rubbish, harming the local environment and community.

Admitted to depositing waste at the illegal site and received an immediate prison term.

12 Sep 2025

Nathan Jones

Depositing waste *

Sentence

16 months imprisonment

Nathan Jones deposited waste at the illegal site in Long Bennington near Newark between October 1, 2019, and May 1, 2020, contributing to the daily operations that included burning and burying waste, which posed significant risks to residents.

Admitted to depositing waste at the site.

12 Sep 2025

Sonial Surpal

Depositing waste *

Sentence

13 months imprisonment

Sonial Surpal deposited waste at the illegal site in Long Bennington near Newark between October 1, 2019, and May 1, 2020, contributing to the operation that involved burning and burying rubbish, posing environmental and health risks to the community.

Pleaded guilty to depositing waste at the illegal site.

12 Sep 2025

Scott Watson

Burglary *

Sentence

2.5 years imprisonment

Scott Watson broke into a domestic house in Nottingham on May 14, 2025, using a screwdriver and a metal bar to force entry, stealing items worth £1,000 including an Omega watch with sentimental value. He also committed unrelated shop thefts from B&M in Green Lane, Clifton on June 19; Premier Convenience Store in Richardson Close, Clifton on April 23; a Ring doorbell from an address in Yewdale Close, Clifton on June 21; and Clifton Service Station on May 27, along with driving without a licence or insurance in Summerwood Lane, Clifton on May 27. He was identified via CCTV and linked to his then-partner.

Pleaded guilty to all charges at an early stage. Has 12 previous convictions including two prior burglaries, dangerous driving, robbery, handling stolen goods, theft, harassment, and driving matters. Mentioned that he had detoxed from drugs while in custody.

10 Sep 2025

Connor Copse

Causing death by dangerous driving *

Sentence

12 years and 4 months imprisonment

Connor Copse, while uninsured and unlicensed, engaged in a high-speed police chase on May 6, 2024, exceeding 75mph on busy streets in Nottingham. He performed dangerous manoeuvres, including going the wrong way around a roundabout in Broxtowe Lane, resulting in a head-on collision with 68-year-old motorcyclist Kevin Peacock. This caused Mr Peacock multiple injuries, including eight fractured ribs, leading to his death on June 12, 2024. Copse fled the scene and was on bail for prior offenses of controlling and coercive behaviour and assault against his former partner, which involved abusive messages, physical assaults, and using their child as a weapon.

Pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving, driving without insurance, driving without a licence, controlling and coercive behaviour, and assault by beating. Judge noted an air of arrogance and self-centredness, and the defendant was also disqualified from driving for 11 years with a restraining order imposed.

10 Sep 2025

Jason Spence

Possession of firearms and production of cannabis *

Sentence

10 years and 8 months imprisonment

Police found two viable guns, a silencer, multiple rounds of ammunition, and a large cannabis grow in Jason Spence's home in Gedling during a search following a fire on January 11, 2025. Spence was arrested days later in Stockport, where he admitted to the offenses.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of possessing a firearm, four counts of possessing ammunition for a firearm, possessing a firearm without a certificate in relation to the silencer, and production of cannabis. Sentenced on his 54th birthday, with police highlighting the risks posed by the weapons.

9 Sep 2025

Jayce Lings

Dangerous driving *

Sentence

12-month jail term suspended for 18 months, 200 hours of unpaid work, 15 rehabilitation sessions, disqualified from driving for 1 year, and £600 costs

On July 23, 2024, Jayce Lings was driving a Volkswagen Golf when he shunted another car at the roundabout where the M1 meets the A52 near Long Eaton. After the collision, he confronted the victim aggressively, threw punches that did not connect, grappled with him, and then drove into the victim while attempting to flee. He overtook six vehicles on a blind bend, was later found in a supermarket car park in Stapleford, and passed a drink-drive test upon arrest.

Pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and assault by beating; no previous convictions; described as a dad-of-three; judge noted the incident was dangerous but not deliberate, and footage saved him from immediate custody

9 Sep 2025

Alisher Jumanov

Causing death by careless driving *

Sentence

6 months imprisonment, suspended for 2 years, and a 12-month driving ban

Alisher Jumanov drove a heavy goods vehicle into an unsuitable road at the Pearl Truck stop near Blyth on January 11, 2024. He ignored clear warning signs, attempted a hazardous manoeuvre to turn around after realising he could not proceed, lost control of his lorry, and collided head-on with Michael Godfrey, who was helping him, resulting in Godfrey's death at the scene.

Pleaded guilty at the first opportunity. Detective Constable Liah Lane noted that Jumanov ignored warning signs and performed a hazardous manoeuvre.

8 Sep 2025

Joshua Smith

Causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity *

Sentence

16 months imprisonment, suspended for 2 years

Joshua Smith, a 25-year-old Amazon worker from Nottinghamshire, began an online relationship with a 14-year-old vulnerable girl via Snapchat and other platforms. Over the course of a year, their conversations turned sexual, during which he threatened to rape her and visit her home. He asked her to send sexually explicit photographs and videos, including lifting her top and showing her bottom while he touched himself in his car. The abuse was uncovered when the girl's father found messages on her phone, leading to Smith's arrest and interview.

Pleaded guilty to the charges. No previous convictions. Ordered to attend 15 rehabilitation sessions, pay £1,500 in prosecution costs, comply with a five-year sexual harm prevention order, and sign the sex offender register for 10 years. The judge noted his emotional immaturity and that he knew the victim was vulnerable.

4 Sep 2025

Richard Smith

Making indecent images of children *

Sentence

20 months imprisonment

Richard Smith, a 36-year-old from Yewdale Close, Clifton, was found in possession of indecent images of children, including eight category A images (such as a 10-year-old girl being raped), 10 category B images (including an eight-year-old girl), and 18 category C images (including a seven-year-old girl). He had conducted numerous online searches for such images and breached his sexual harm prevention order by failing to register his iPhone 13 device. The offences were discovered following a police visit on May 21, 2023, with further breaches found on April 20, 2025.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children and breaching a sexual harm prevention order. Has over 50 previous convictions and a history of mental health issues, including being abused as a child.

3 Sep 2025

Carl Andrews

Rape of a child *

Sentence

13 years imprisonment

Carl Andrews, 57, of Charles Street, Arnold, filmed himself raping a young boy and sexually abusing a girl. The videos were discovered on a memory card during a police search of his home on December 3, 2024, following allegations of distributing indecent images of children. He possessed 335 category A, 319 category B, and 773 category C indecent images. The abuse involved forcing a child to remove clothing and engage in sexual acts, as well as attempting to open the legs of the female victim, leaving the innocent children emotionally scarred for life.

Pleaded guilty to rape of a child, sexual assault of a child, inciting a child into engaging in sexual activity, and possession of indecent images of children. No previous convictions. The judge noted the abuse of two young children for sexual gratification, and the victims' mother stated he ruined lives.

3 Sep 2025

Daniel Phillips

Handling stolen goods *

Sentence

16 months imprisonment

Daniel Phillips was involved in the same incident as Dion Mayall on March 30, 2024, in Southwell, where a couple on an e-bike were rammed off the road. Phillips assisted in handling the stolen £2,500 e-bike after it was taken during the attack, which was described as an act of revenge.

Pleaded guilty to handling stolen goods. Lives with his son full-time and regularly sees his daughter. His mother is terminally ill with bowel cancer.

1 Sep 2025

Dion Mayall

Robbery *

Sentence

5 years and 3 months imprisonment

Dion Mayall, along with others, chased a couple on an e-bike in Southwell on March 30, 2024. He deliberately rammed their e-bike with a car at speeds between 40mph and 45mph as an act of revenge, causing the victims to fall into the road. Mayall shouted 'this is my bike now' repeatedly before stealing the £2,500 e-bike and driving away. The female passenger sustained knee injuries and reported fearing for her life.

Pleaded guilty to robbery. Has 20 previous court convictions for more than 60 offences, including dangerous driving, burglary, and aggravated vehicle taking. Was disqualified from driving for 4 years and 7 months.

1 Sep 2025

August 2025 8 cases

Lisa Summerfield

Assault occasioning grievous bodily harm *

Sentence

Two-year community order, including 15 rehabilitation sessions and a 12-month mental health treatment programme

Lisa Summerfield stabbed her former partner once in the shoulder with a knife during an argument at her home in Carlton on May 22, 2023. The incident occurred when he visited to see their two children, aged 12 and 14, and she acted out of frustration. The event was captured on a Ring doorbell camera. The victim required a blood transfusion, suffered from PTSD, lost his job, and now communicates with the children only through solicitors.

Pleaded guilty to the offence. Judge Stuart Rafferty KC noted her difficult life and the unhappy relationship with the victim, stating she acted out of frustration and was trying to protect her children. She has two prior convictions for criminal damage and common assault. The victim had previously been subject to non-molestation orders.

30 Aug 2025

Krzysztof Musial

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm *

Sentence

5 years imprisonment

In December 2024, Krzysztof Musial subjected his partner to a three-hour ordeal where he threatened to kill and rape her, assaulted her multiple times, and belittled her in front of their three-year-old son who was heard shouting for his mother. Police searches revealed locked rooms containing over half a kilogram of cannabis, indicating drug-related activities.

Pleaded guilty to making threats to kill and possession with intent to supply cannabis. Found guilty of assault occasioning actual bodily harm. Judge commented on the abusive behaviour and its impact on the victim and child.

29 Aug 2025

Waheed Barakzai

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm *

Sentence

9 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months

Waheed Barakzai attacked his partner while she was in bed, getting on top of her and repeatedly punching her in the face. After the assault, he forced her to undress to remove evidence, took her phone, and told her not to contact the police. The incident occurred after they returned from a holiday in Mallorca in 2023. The victim was left hysterical and later reported the attack, expressing fear that led her to avoid walking alone.

Pleaded guilty to the offense. Ordered to attend 20 rehabilitation sessions with the probation service and handed a five-year restraining order not to contact the victim. Judge commented on the unacceptability of domestic violence and noted the defendant's background from Afghanistan.

29 Aug 2025

Salvatore Zizzari

Attempting to arrange or facilitate child sex offences *

Sentence

10 years imprisonment

Salvatore Zizzari arranged online to meet an undercover police officer posing as a mother willing to allow the sexual abuse of her three young children, aged two, eight, and 11. He travelled from his home in Cambridgeshire to a pub in West Bridgford, Nottingham, on October 30, 2024, with items including chocolate, lubricant, condoms, and sweets, intending to discuss and carry out the abuse. He was arrested upon arrival, and police found evidence of significant planning for the offences.

Jailed for 10 years by Recorder Stuart Sprawson. Placed on the sex offender register for life and handed a lifetime sexual harm prevention order. The defendant has a diagnosis of autism and Asperger’s and maintains he has no sexual interest in children.

28 Aug 2025

John Worsey

Indecent assault *

Sentence

19 years imprisonment

John Worsey established a bond with a vulnerable child and began sexually molesting her, including having sex with her in his car after pulling in somewhere quiet to park. The abuse occurred more than 20 years ago when she was a child unable to give consent. The survivor, now in her 30s, came forward in 2017 after being inspired by a Hollyoaks storyline and reported the incidents to the police. She had to testify at trial, reliving the trauma, and described the lasting impact on her life in her victim impact statement.

Denied the offences and was found guilty after a trial. Judge stated he groomed and exploited a vulnerable child for sexual gratification. Mitigating factors include being a full-time carer for his terminally ill wife and positive character references from others describing him as considerate and compassionate.

28 Aug 2025

Daniel Bald

Dangerous Driving *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment

Daniel Bald stole a car that was undergoing repair at a garage in Asper Street, Netherfield, on August 4, 2025, with its bonnet up and keys in the ignition. He led police on a prolonged high-speed chase through residential streets in Bestwood and Top Valley, exceeding 70mph in 30mph limits, colliding with railings, and causing over £15,000 in damage before jumping out of the moving vehicle and attempting to flee on foot.

Pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, refusing to provide a specimen, failing to stop, theft of a motor vehicle, and driving without a valid licence or insurance. Has 16 previous convictions for similar offences. Judge described the driving as appalling and noted his unattractive criminal record.

28 Aug 2025

Gavin Pearson

Affray *

Sentence

1 year imprisonment

Gavin Pearson ran out of his house with a knife after another man came to his door to cause trouble on May 4, 2025, in Welbeck Street, Mansfield. A street fight ensued, involving punching, kicking, and the use of a cosh. The incident was captured on CCTV and lasted a few minutes, with both parties exchanging blows and weapons.

Pleaded guilty to affray, possession of a bladed article, and possession of an offensive weapon. Has 33 previous court appearances for 88 offences, including GBH and affray. Mitigating factors include that he was not seeking trouble and the incident occurred at his home.

27 Aug 2025

Jake Barker

Burglary *

Sentence

2 years and 5 months imprisonment

Jake Barker, while intoxicated, urinated in a drain outside a neighbour's house before using a rock to smash a window and enter a family home on Gardendale Avenue in Clifton on July 21, 2025. He ransacked the property, stealing items including a Playstation, bass guitar, DJ mixer, gold chain, gold ring, backpack, and pillow case, valued at approximately £1,000, which he sold to buy more alcohol. The victims, a young family, returned from dinner to find their home devastated; the wife moved out to her mother's house with their three-year-old daughter due to fear, and the family is considering relocating as the home no longer feels secure.

Pleaded guilty to burglary. Has 23 previous court appearances for 45 offences, including three prior burglaries. Judge Stuart Rafferty KC commented on the despicable nature of the crime due to addiction and its impact on the victims.

27 Aug 2025

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60 Canal St, Nottingham NG1 7EL, Nottingham, NG1 7EL, United Kingdom

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Nottingham Crown Court, located in Nottingham, is a Crown Court that handles serious criminal cases including murder, rape, robbery, and other indictable offences. With 713 sentencing records in our database, it is one of the Crown Courts serving the Nottingham 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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