Oxford Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 89 verdicts at Oxford Crown Court (Oxford). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

November 2025 1 case

Pc Ted Andrews

Drink driving *

Sentence

disqualified from driving for 16 months and fined £250

On September 20, 2025, at around 11.15pm, PC Ted Andrews, 19, from Swindon, was driving a white Skoda on the Magic Roundabout in Swindon when it collided with roadside furniture and broke down. Officers on patrol suspected he had been drinking, and he provided a positive breath sample, leading to his arrest and charge for drink driving.

Pleaded guilty to drink driving. Suspended from duty and will face accelerated misconduct process. Deputy Chief Constable Mark Cooper stated there is no excuse for his actions, which put himself and other road users at risk.

4 Nov 2025

October 2025 1 case

Dudley Stein

Causing suffering to a protected animal *

Sentence

3 years imprisonment

Dudley Stein, 33, of Headington, Oxford, beat his on/off partner's pug named Boris to death with a hockey stick in a jealous rage on July 25, 2025. The dog suffered a broken back and had to be euthanised. This incident occurred after Stein breached a restraining order by contacting and spending time with the victim on July 24-25, 2025. The relationship had a history of domestic abuse since 2021, with a restraining order in place since 2023. Stein admitted to alcoholism and was described in mitigation as thoughtful when sober.

Pleaded guilty to causing suffering to a protected animal and breaching a restraining order. Described as a 'sickening display of violence' by Judge Mr Recorder John Bate-Williams. Prohibited from owning domestic pets for 8 years. Previously jailed for throwing the same dog out of a window.

13 Oct 2025

September 2025 1 case

Nicholas Brock

Making threats to kill *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment

Nicholas Brock, while imprisoned at HMP Bullingdon for a terrorism-related offence, threatened to shoot a prison guard in the head because his jacket potato lunch did not meet his dietary requirements. In separate incidents, he hurled abuse at his probation officer and threatened to shoot another staff member. He claimed to know associates who could reactivate firearms for use after his release. Police raids uncovered deactivated firearms, knives, swords, and Nazi memorabilia at his home, linked to his extremist views and prior investigations.

Convicted of making threats to kill prison staff. Had an extreme right-wing ideology and was already serving a sentence for possession of documents likely to be useful to terrorists.

16 Sep 2025

August 2025 1 case

Barry Archer

Causing death by dangerous driving *

Sentence

6 years imprisonment, banned from driving for 8 years, and a victim surcharge of £190

Barry Archer, while driving a white Mercedes lorry on the A420 towards Oxford in July 2020, crossed the double white lines and entered the wrong side of the road, colliding head-on with Tom Glancy's milk float. This caused the milk float to be forced backwards, catch fire, and result in Mr Glancy's immediate death at the scene. Archer had a trial in May and pleaded not guilty in July 2023, leading to a five-year delay before sentencing.

Expressed remorse for his actions; mitigating factors included his health issues rendering him virtually disabled. Judge Maria Lamb noted the prolonged trauma and described the victim as a blameless hero.

7 Aug 2025

July 2025 1 case

Roderick Bryce-Hagain

Child sex offences *

Sentence

22 years imprisonment with a five-year extended licence period

Roderick Bryce-Hagain, also known as Roderick Bryce-Stafford, from Edinburgh, abused boys in Oxfordshire and Berkshire over several years, leading to his conviction on multiple counts of child sex offences.

Found guilty of 32 child sex offences after a three-week trial.

7 Jul 2025

June 2025 2 cases

Michael Jones

Burglary *

Sentence

27 months imprisonment

Michael Jones visited Blenheim Palace on two occasions in the days before the burglary on September 14, 2019, to scout the location of the gold toilet and plan the quickest escape route. A gang of thieves then stole the 18-carat gold toilet, valued at £4.75 million, during a five-minute raid by smashing through a window and driving away in stolen vehicles.

Found guilty of burglary following a trial. Judge Ian Pringle KC determined that he conducted reconnaissance but could not confirm his direct involvement in the burglary itself.

13 Jun 2025

James Sheen

Burglary *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

James Sheen was part of a gang that broke into Blenheim Palace on September 14, 2019, using sledgehammers to smash through a window and rip out a fully-functioning 18-carat gold toilet valued at £4.75 million. The toilet, titled 'America' and created by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, was stolen during a five-minute raid and has never been recovered. Sheen's DNA was found on a sledgehammer used to sever the toilet from its pipes.

Pleaded guilty to burglary, conspiracy to transfer criminal property, and one count of transferring criminal property. The sentence is to run consecutively to his current 19 years and four months for other offenses. Judge Ian Pringle KC noted his role in carrying the sledgehammer used in the crime.

13 Jun 2025

May 2025 3 cases

Luke King

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm and intentional strangulation *

Sentence

2 years and 3 months imprisonment

On January 31, 2025, Luke King violently attacked and strangled a woman in her 30s. He was arrested, charged while in custody, and remanded to prison prior to trial to ensure the victim's safety. The incident involved physical assault, and King had pleaded guilty during a hearing.

Pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm and intentional strangulation. Detective Constable Michael Hopcroft commented that the act was violent and unacceptable, emphasising the police's commitment to safeguarding victims.

23 May 2025

Fred Doe

Transferring criminal property *

Sentence

21 months imprisonment, suspended for two years

Fred Doe was involved in attempting to transfer criminal property related to the burglary of a £4.8m solid gold toilet from Blenheim Palace in September 2019, by offering to find a buyer for the stolen gold after the theft.

Contacted James Sheen after the burglary to offer finding a buyer for the gold obtained.

19 May 2025

Lydia Mugambe

Modern slavery offences *

Sentence

6 years and 4 months imprisonment

Lydia Mugambe, a 50-year-old Ugandan High Court judge and former United Nations Criminal Tribunal judge, exploited a young victim by forcing her to perform unpaid labour as a maid and provide childcare. The victim, lacking understanding of her rights to proper employment, was hidden in plain sight and subjected to abuse. Mugambe conspired to breach UK immigration laws, facilitated exploitative travel, required forced labour, and conspired to intimidate the witness. She was convicted on 13 March 2025 after the victim bravely supported the prosecution.

Also ordered to pay £12,160 victim compensation and subject to an indefinite restraining order preventing contact with the victim. Pleaded not guilty; convicted by jury.

2 May 2025

March 2025 1 case

Alberto De Andrade Abreu

Coercive Controlling Behaviour *

Sentence

five years and five months imprisonment

Alberto de Andrade Abreu, 42, of Reading Road, Henley, abused a woman in her 50s between July 2017 and July 2024, causing serious injuries to her head from which she still suffers. The offences included domestic abuse, actual bodily harm, coercive controlling behaviour, threatening with a knife, witness intimidation, and possession of cannabis. He was arrested on July 22, 2024, and the victim came forward despite her fears.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of actual bodily harm, one count of coercive controlling behaviour, one count of threatening with a knife, one count of witness intimidation, and one count of possession of a class B drug. A restraining order was issued against the victim for life.

21 Mar 2025

February 2025 1 case

Lawson Wright

Dangerous driving *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment suspended for 20 months

On Saturday, April 20, Lawson Wright, 56, from Headington, Oxfordshire, heavily intoxicated, stumbled from a pub in Headington, fell into a plant pot, then drove his van without insurance onto the A44 in Yarnton. After approximately six miles, he crashed into another vehicle, causing minor injuries to the driver and passenger, and was himself seriously injured, requiring an induced coma. The crash pushed the other vehicle off the road into trees. He was a huge risk to other road users.

Pleaded guilty to driving without insurance, dangerous driving, possession of a class C controlled drug (Diazepam), and failure to provide a specimen for analysis. Banned from driving for 5 years with extended re-test required. Ordered to pay £2,000 compensation to victims. Nine-month curfew from 7pm to 5am. Judge Michael Roques commented it was a serious drink driving offence and he was lucky to avoid immediate custody.

11 Feb 2025

December 2024 1 case

Thomas Johnson

Causing death by dangerous driving *

Sentence

9 years and 4 months imprisonment

On the evening of 20 June 2024, nineteen-year-old Thomas Johnson was driving his BMW along the A415 in Oxfordshire at speeds of 100mph, more than three times the speed limit. As he entered the village of Marcham, he lost control, careered off the road, and crashed into a tree. His three teenage passengers, Elliot Pullen (17), Ethan Goddard (18), and Daniel Hancock (18), died at the scene. Johnson was seriously injured. Excessive speeds were witnessed by another driver and confirmed by forensic collision investigator data. Evidence from the young men's phones and witness accounts showed Johnson had been inhaling nitrous oxide while driving, with canisters found in the car's footwell.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of causing death by dangerous driving. Disqualified from driving for 11 years and 11 weeks.

18 Dec 2024

October 2024 4 cases

Lisa Davenport

Manslaughter by diminished responsibility *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment suspended for 2 years

Dr Lisa Davenport, 55, smothered her terminally ill father Barrie Davenport, 88, with a pillow in his bed at his home in Banbury, Oxfordshire, on the evening of 17 October 2022, in a mercy killing to end his delirious levels of pain from aggressive pancreatic cancer and other severe health conditions. He had been bedbound, curled up in pain, and had expressed wishes to die, with medical experts agreeing his death was imminent within hours. Davenport had been his primary carer during his painful final months, distressed by his suffering, loss of dignity, and perceived inadequate medical care and pain relief. She confessed to a neighbour shortly after and to the retirement complex manager the next morning while intoxicated, leading to police involvement. Without her confessions, the death would not have been discovered as foul play.

Pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility. Ordered to undertake 12-month treatment programmes for mental health and alcohol dependency, and subject to a six-month home curfew from 8pm to 8am. Judge took a merciful course due to her motivation to end her father's suffering.

18 Oct 2024

Ujeza Kurmekaj

Facilitating illegal immigration *

Sentence

7.5 years imprisonment

Ujeza Kurmekaj, 32, facilitated small boat crossings from France to the UK for Albanian nationals as a broker linking migrants with people smugglers. She sent instructions to contacts in France on pickups, including families with children aged 12, 14, and 17, and shared map locations and conditions like 'very bad sea'. Her phone contained hundreds of messages showing her key role, 21 images of Albanian ID cards and passports, nine of which arrived in the UK by small boat. She arranged payments of hundreds of euros per person with little regard for safety.

Pleaded guilty to facilitating illegal immigration. Will be deported automatically on release from prison.

11 Oct 2024

Gary Connery

Grievous Bodily Harm *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment

Gary Connery pushed his then-partner down a flight of stairs at their home in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, on October 24, 2020, following an argument about turning off a light and shutting a gate after both had been drinking wine. The victim suffered a shattered shoulder and a cut to her head, resulting in serious injuries. She felt unsafe to return to the house and became financially reliant on her parents. The incident has impacted Connery's career as a stuntman.

Convicted by jury of grievous bodily harm without intent. No previous convictions. Judge noted lack of remorse and aggravating domestic context. Restraining order imposed indefinitely.

8 Oct 2024

Jason Mcdonagh

Breach of release terms *

Sentence

2.5 years imprisonment

Jason McDonagh, a convicted sex offender, breached the terms of his release by failing to notify police of his living arrangements and sleeping rough in an alleyway between Bury Knowle Park and Waitrose supermarket in Headington, Oxford, during spring 2024. He refused to speak to officers, including PC Sarah Magro who visited him between July and August 2024, and faked muteness during court appearances. He was previously released from a 10-year sentence for molesting two sisters aged eight and five.

Found guilty of mute of malice for faking inability to speak. Judge Nigel Daly commented on his evasion of authorities.

3 Oct 2024

September 2024 2 cases

Thomas Bennett

Racial abuse *

Sentence

3 years football banning order, £561 fine, £100 victim compensation, and £85 court costs

On April 9, Thomas Bennett racially abused a steward in the East Stand during the first half of the Championship fixture between Oxford United and Queens Park Rangers. He was identified, charged by postal requisition on July 28, and the incident involved abusive language towards a steward at the match.

Aged 35, of no fixed abode. Charged by postal requisition on July 28. PC Alex Locke commented that such behaviour will be dealt with to ensure stadiums remain safe and welcoming for fans.

9 Sep 2024

Mouhamed Sarr

Robbery *

Sentence

27 months imprisonment

Mouhamed Sarr stole a 15-year-old boy's phone at Betjeman Millennium Park in Wantage on January 15. He blocked the boy's path to school while wearing a balaclava, grabbed his bike, pushed him against a wall, and threatened to kill him, believing the boy had recorded and posted a video of him playing basketball on Snapchat. Sarr forced the boy to walk with him before taking the phone and attempting to sell it at a phone shop in Didcot. The victim stated in court that he felt unsafe, anxious, and has avoided the park since the incident.

Pleaded guilty and expressed remorse from the outset. Had a difficult background, including moving from Senegal in December 2020 and struggling to integrate.

5 Sep 2024

August 2024 10 cases

Matthew Bagnall-Nevers

Burglary *

Sentence

28 months imprisonment

Matthew Bagnall-Nevers entered a property in Cowley Road as a trespasser on July 13, 2024, with intent to steal. Additionally, he stole alcohol valued at £58.50 from a Tesco store in Oxford on July 3, 2024.

Pleaded guilty to one count of burglary and one count of stealing alcohol. Ordered to pay a victim surcharge, a fine of £80, and costs of £85.

20 Aug 2024

Robert Zasada

Actual bodily harm *

Sentence

40 months imprisonment

Robert Zasada, 34, punched his partner repeatedly in a frenzied attack at a flat in Oxford in February 2024, following an argument while they were drinking and taking drugs. She was left with swollen bruises and multiple wounds, requiring hospital treatment. The victim described the impact on her physical and mental health in her statement, noting she felt on the edge of life and at risk if she had contact with him.

Pleaded guilty to actual bodily harm. Has 25 previous convictions for 48 offences, including domestic violence. Judge described it as a serious incident of domestic violence and noted the relationship's volatility.

19 Aug 2024

Fenton Westwood

Attempted Burglary *

Sentence

21-month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months; banned from driving for 2 years; 140 hours of unpaid work; rehabilitation activity

On October 11, 2023, Fenton Westwood, 23, of Shrubbery Avenue, Tipton, attempted to burgle a property in Jack Argent Close, Blackbird Leys, with intent to steal, while in possession of a knife. He also drove a Volkswagen Golf dangerously on Westminster Way and Montagu Road in Botley.

Pleaded guilty to the offences.

15 Aug 2024

Thomas Reddington

Causing Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent *

Sentence

four years and six months imprisonment

Thomas Reddington attacked his former friend, Liam Strutt, on January 14 in Bicester, following an argument over drugs. The incident involved Reddington hitting Strutt over the head with a hammer, causing him to fall and sustain injuries including a fractured spine and ribs. Strutt had previously blocked Reddington after an argument and attempted to apologise, but was assaulted. Reddington had sent threatening voicemails prior to the attack, and the prosecution rejected his defence of self-defence.

Found guilty after a two-day trial. Ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £228.

13 Aug 2024

Syed Barzegar

Unlawful wounding *

Sentence

3 years imprisonment

Syed Barzegar, an Iranian immigrant, stabbed a man 15 times in a frenzied attack at the Holiday Inn Express in Grenoble Road, Oxford, on January 30, 2024. The victim suffered serious injuries requiring surgery and was covered in blood. Barzegar was caught on CCTV, did not give evidence at trial, and the jury found him guilty despite his defence claiming he did not have a knife.

Found guilty by jury of unlawful wounding and possession of a bladed article. Mitigating factors included no prior police attention in the UK for two years, and the judge noted the victim's behaviour as a trigger for the incident.

11 Aug 2024

Barry Ross West

Fraud *

Sentence

20 months imprisonment, suspended for two years, and 180 hours of unpaid work

Barry Ross West falsely claimed his £80,000 BMW M3 was stolen from the Checkendon area of Oxfordshire on January 31, 2024, when it was actually hidden in a barn he had rented. He also stored a Land Rover Defender, which had a stolen marker from 2022, in the same barn. Police investigations revealed that two high-value road bikes, previously reported stolen in a 2020 burglary at his home, were found in the storage unit and at his address. The total value of the assets exceeded £120,000, and all were returned to insurers and finance companies.

Pleaded guilty to three charges of fraud on July 8 at Oxford Magistrates’ Court. Cited financial troubles as the reason.

7 Aug 2024

Stephen Gillespie

Burglary *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment

Stephen Gillespie committed a series of burglaries, thefts, and an assault on a police officer in Oxford between January 25 and March 21, stealing more than £2,000 worth of items from businesses such as John Lewis and Coventry Business Society, including charity boxes and a £270 perfume. He was involved in fraud resulting from the burglaries and assaulted a police officer during the investigation.

Found guilty of 27 offences, including 16 counts of burglaries of a non-dwelling, nine counts of fraud, one count of theft, and one count of assault on a police officer. Police described his behaviour as reprehensible and stated that the sentence sends a clear message against repeated criminal activity.

6 Aug 2024

Waqas Ikram

Conspiring to facilitate illegal immigration *

Sentence

9 years imprisonment

Waqas Ikram, 41, from Dagenham, was caught attempting to break into a vehicle to smuggle four migrants at South Mimms services on March 30, 2021. He was part of a smuggling operation that charged migrants up to £7,000 each and facilitated multiple crossings via lorry in 2019, using GPS trackers to follow vehicles without drivers' knowledge. His iPhone revealed conversations outlining the criminal network's activities.

Pleaded guilty to conspiring to facilitate illegal immigration. Involved in an organised crime group that used GPS trackers and purchased an inflatable boat for smuggling migrants.

2 Aug 2024

Jalal Tarakhail

Conspiring to facilitate illegal immigration *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

Jalal Tarakhail, 25, from Ilford, assisted in hiding 16 people, including 11 children, and helped find storage locations for vehicles used in the migrant transport operation. He was part of the same organised crime group as Ikram and Khan, which used various methods to smuggle migrants into the UK.

Convicted of conspiring to facilitate illegal immigration. Arrested in August 2023 at London Gatwick upon returning from Dubai.

2 Aug 2024

Najib Khan

Conspiring to facilitate illegal immigration *

Sentence

9 years imprisonment

Najib Khan, 39, was involved in a smuggling operation that used GPS trackers to follow lorries carrying hidden migrants. He conspired with Ikram and others to facilitate illegal entries into the UK, including unsuccessful attempts to transport 32 migrants, and shifted focus to using an inflatable boat for Channel crossings.

Found guilty after trial for conspiring to facilitate illegal immigration. Purchased an inflatable boat with Ikram and was linked to drivers and a transport manager jailed in the Netherlands and France.

2 Aug 2024

July 2024 17 cases

David Robins

Breach of Sexual Harm Prevention Order *

Sentence

20 months imprisonment

David Robins, of Abingdon Road, Oxford, breached his sexual harm prevention order by deleting WhatsApp messages, the TikTok app, and Facebook messages while communicating with a former partner, less than a week after his release from prison on June 19, 2024. The order was originally imposed in November 2023 after he was found in possession of a sexualised image of a cartoon character, Lisa Simpson, and attempted to engage in sexual communication with a young boy by sending pictures of his penis and requesting naked photographs in return, which turned out to be a police sting.

Admitted to three breaches of a sexual harm prevention order. Mitigating factors included autism and ADHD, with his lawyer arguing poor judgement under pressure. The judge stated that autism is not an excuse for poor behaviour and warned of further sentences for future breaches.

29 Jul 2024

Kane Swatton

Stalking *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment, seven-year restraining order, and £187 victim surcharge

Kane Swatton sent persistent and unwanted messages, made unwanted home visits, and sent unwanted gifts to a woman in Wantage between November 10 and December 13, 2023, causing her serious alarm and distress that substantially affected her daily activities.

Swatton's actions caused the woman serious alarm and distress which had a substantial adverse impact on her usual day-to-day activities.

25 Jul 2024

Daniel Edwards

Shoplifting *

Sentence

5 months imprisonment

Daniel Edwards, a 26-year-old man of no fixed address, stole £1429.15 worth of items from Co-op stores on Cherwell Drive and London Road in Oxford between May 5 and July 21, 2024. He targeted the supermarket chain specifically, and police arrested him on July 21, 2024, after which he was charged and sentenced.

Pleaded guilty to eight counts of shoplifting. Of no fixed address.

23 Jul 2024

Ian Greenwood

Theft from a shop *

Sentence

2 years and 1 month imprisonment

Ian Greenwood, 37, of Court Farm Road, Iffley, committed more than 20 shoplifting offences between May 5 and July 15, 2024, stealing items including chocolate, cheese, meat, alcohol, and ice cream worth over £4,600 from Sainsbury's and Co-op stores in Oxford. He targeted one Co-op store in Rose Hill 14 times. He was spotted and arrested by police on July 15, 2024, in Cowley Road, where he was also found in possession of heroin.

Pleaded guilty to 23 counts of theft from a shop and one count of possession of a class A drug (heroin). Investigating officer noted that this sentence sends a clear message against persistent shoplifting and provides reassurance to local retailers.

22 Jul 2024

Adam Lydiatt

Child sexual offences *

Sentence

28 months imprisonment

Adam Lydiatt, from Poolside Close, Banbury, admitted to distributing an indecent photograph of a child and attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child, as part of numerous child sexual offences.

Pleaded guilty to the offences. Received a sexual harm prevention order for 10 years, placed on the Sex Offenders Register for 10 years, deprivation order for his iPhone, and ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £228.

18 Jul 2024

Mohamed Kanumansa

Running a drugs supply line *

Sentence

six years imprisonment

On January 17, 2024, police raided an address in Cowley Road where Mohamed Kanumansa was present. They found 150 wraps of class A drugs, with some thrown from the window. Kanumansa was running a drugs supply line known as the Miami Line, and forensic examination confirmed his fingerprints on the drugs.

Pleaded guilty to running a drugs supply line called the Miami Line.

18 Jul 2024

Stephen Ochola

Possession with intent to supply class A drugs *

Sentence

seven years imprisonment

On January 17, 2024, during a police raid at an address in Cowley Road, Stephen Ochola was present and was Tasered. Police discovered 150 wraps of class A drugs, including cocaine and heroin, with some thrown from the window. Messages from Ochola's phone to Kanumansa, including postcodes, suggested involvement in drug-related activities, despite his claims of innocence.

Denied involvement in the drug line but was found guilty after a trial of two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs.

18 Jul 2024

Morton Morton

Shoplifting *

Sentence

One year imprisonment plus an additional six months for new offences

Morton Morton, aged 34 and of no fixed abode, committed multiple offences including breaching a restraining order, driving while disqualified, and shoplifting. On July 4, he was witnessed driving while disqualified. On July 12, he breached an indefinite restraining order by attending the victim's home and shouting at her, and stole £292 worth of clothing from Asda at Templar's Square in Cowley. On July 14, he stole a dehumidifier valued at £105 from the same store. On July 15, he stole an air fryer worth £199.99. On July 16, he attempted to steal a bath sheet and two hoovers worth £213 but was arrested, charged, convicted, and sentenced on the same day.

Pled guilty to the offences. A previously suspended six-month sentence for breaching a restraining order was activated. Also handed a three-year driving ban to begin upon release.

16 Jul 2024

James Mcdonagh

Causing grievous bodily harm by dangerous driving *

Sentence

28 months imprisonment

James McDonagh, 25, of Gloucester Mews, Faringdon, caused life-threatening injuries to Thomas Shoemark when his car came off the road in Wantage.

Convicted for causing life-threatening injuries in a car incident.

16 Jul 2024

Richard Cassidy

Causing grievous bodily harm with intent *

Sentence

4 years and 6 months imprisonment

Richard Cassidy, 62, of Swindon Road, Wroughton, attacked two men in Wantage in November 2021 over a dispute regarding unpaid wages from a bricklaying job, causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

Found guilty after a trial of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

15 Jul 2024

Michael Hollywell

Production of a class B drug *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Michael Hollywell, a 64-year-old chimney sweep from Templars Road, Oxford, was found with 31 cannabis plants and £51,000 in cash in his loft following a fire at his property on December 22, 2023. Other drug paraphernalia was also discovered, with the drugs having an estimated street value of £34,850, indicating an expectation of significant financial gain. A Proceeds of Crime Act hearing is pending.

Pleaded guilty to producing a class B drug. Judge Hassan Khan noted it was a professional set-up and inferred a significant role. Defence argued the cannabis was for personal use and not for sale, and that the money was from his chimney sweep business.

14 Jul 2024

Andrew Stuart

Perverting the course of justice *

Sentence

52 weeks imprisonment

Andrew Stuart's black Audi A3 was involved in a crash with a white Ford Fiesta at the junction of Wood Farm Road and Atkyns Road in Oxford on July 29, 2022, just before 11.30pm. CCTV footage showed two males and two females associated with the vehicle leaving the scene after one woman grabbed something from it. Stuart reported the car as stolen to the police and insurance company the next day, despite his DNA being found on the deployed airbags. He refused to answer questions during his interview under caution on October 20, 2022, and was charged on January 17, 2024.

Found guilty of perverting the course of justice after a five-day trial. Had 18 convictions for 55 previous offences and was in breach of suspended sentences. Police expressed pleasure at the sentence and hoped he would reflect on his actions.

11 Jul 2024

Lucas Smith

Robbery *

Sentence

6 years imprisonment

Lucas Smith robbed the Quick Stop shop in Warwick Road, Banbury on May 2, 2024, by approaching a female shop assistant in her 20s, who was alone, and demanding tobacco worth about £1,000 while showing a white-handled knife in his waistband. On May 10, 2024, he attempted another robbery at the same store, wearing a balaclava and blue surgical gloves, by demanding tobacco and money from a male victim in his 50s and revealing what appeared to be the handle of a handgun. The victim chased him out with a piece of metal shelving.

Pleaded guilty to one count each of robbery and attempted robbery. Investigating officer expressed satisfaction with the sentence and praised the victims for their support.

10 Jul 2024

Mark Preedy

Indecent assault, rape, and attempted rape *

Sentence

23 years imprisonment

Mark Preedy, 62, of Mascord Road, Banbury, committed numerous child sexual offences between 1994 and 1997 in Bicester, including six counts of indecent assault, two counts of rape, and two counts of attempted rape, as determined after a six-day trial.

Found guilty by a jury of multiple child sexual offences and received an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order and victim surcharge.

7 Jul 2024

Niko Gjika

Wounding with intent and possession of a bladed article *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

Niko Gjika, 47, of Mckeevor Place, Banbury, was involved in a stabbing incident in Banbury town centre on September 1, 2023, where he wounded someone with intent and possessed a bladed article during the event.

Convicted of one count of wounding with intent and one count of possession of a bladed article.

1 Jul 2024

Stacie Marshall

Assault *

Sentence

2 years and 6 months imprisonment

Stacie Marshall, 38, of Cheviot Road, South Shields, attacked a 66-year-old pensioner named Vincent Denecker outside a pub in Frilford on June 22, 2023, resulting in the victim sustaining a broken rib.

Previously denied the offence, which involved a shocking attack on a pensioner.

1 Jul 2024

Harry Reading

Grievous bodily harm without intent *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment

Harry Reading, 24, of no fixed abode, was involved in a stabbing incident in Banbury town centre on September 1, 2023, where he caused grievous bodily harm to someone without intent.

Convicted of one count of grievous bodily harm without intent.

1 Jul 2024

June 2024 1 case

Robbie Hiscock

Making and possessing indecent images of children *

Sentence

Two-year community order, including mental health treatment, rehabilitation programmes, activity days, 150 hours of unpaid work, £150 prosecution costs, and a sexual harm prevention order

Robbie Hiscock, aged 22 at sentencing, possessed and made indecent images of children on devices seized during his arrest on January 23, 2023. Police found 873 images, including 155 category A images and 202 extreme pornographic images, depicting children aged three months to 15 years. He was arrested on a warrant for charges related to indecent images and initially denied involvement, but this was deemed untrue by the court.

Pleaded guilty; judge noted the offences were extremely serious due to the exploitation of children and described the defendant's claims as lies; mitigation included the defendant's mental health difficulties, social anxiety, and immaturity, with offences occurring during the COVID-19 pandemic.

12 Jun 2024

May 2024 3 cases

Bogdan Miclovici

Sexual Assault *

Sentence

2 years and 6 months imprisonment

Bogdan Miclovici, a 59-year-old former pub manager, abused his position at the Hart o Harwell near Didcot and the Royal Sun in Kidlington to sexually assault six women aged 16 to 32. The assaults involved repeated inappropriate touching of their buttocks, hips, legs, and backs, with some counts involving multiple instances occurring between 2016 and 2022. Victim impact statements highlighted the lasting emotional effects on the women.

Convicted of 10 counts of sexual assault. He does not accept his conviction and has appealed on a procedural matter. Judge Hassan Khan also imposed a sexual harm prevention order for 10 years.

20 May 2024

Courtney Goodwin-Diliberto

Causing death by dangerous driving *

Sentence

5 years and 6 months imprisonment

Courtney Goodwin-Diliberto, then 21 years old, was driving her white Ford Focus under the influence of cannabis, exceeding the speed limit in Kingston Bagpuize near Abingdon on April 28, 2022. She was in a convoy with her boyfriend, Ben Ireson, 26, who was on his Yamaha motorbike. As she braked before a blind corner, he overtook her and collided head-on with a Royal Mail lorry, resulting in his immediate death. She attempted CPR until emergency services arrived and later admitted fault to officers. A roadside drug test showed she was three-and-a-half times over the legal limit for cannabis, and the crash involved high culpability due to impaired driving and disregard for road rules.

Pleaded not guilty but found guilty. Defence argued it was not competitive driving but two young people on quiet roads. Judge noted her remorse, the harrowing experience of performing CPR, and the impact of the sentence on her young sons, given her complex mental health background and use of drugs to cope.

20 May 2024

Gary Sweeney

Affray *

Sentence

Four months imprisonment suspended for 18 months and a £1,000 fine

Gary Sweeney, 31, of Arncott, Bicester, was involved in an incident of affray, though specific details of the event, including when and where it occurred, are not provided in the text.

Sentenced for one count of affray. The sentence is suspended for 18 months, meaning if he re-offends within that period, he will face jail.

19 May 2024

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