Southampton Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 360 verdicts at Southampton Crown Court (Southampton). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

February 2024 1 case

Eddy Hilden

Theft *

Sentence

Fined £450 and ordered to pay compensation of £164

Eddy Hilden stole sunglasses valued at £164 from John Lewis in Southampton on July 20, 2024. He pleaded guilty at court, and the sentence was imposed considering his plea.

Pleaded guilty. The court noted Hilden's guilty plea when deciding the sentence.

4 Feb 2024

January 2024 1 case

Leo Patrick

Driving with excess alcohol *

Sentence

Fined £80 and disqualified from driving for 12 months

Leo Patrick drove in Braishfield Road on June 13 with 125 milligrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood, exceeding the legal limit of 80 milligrammes. He pleaded guilty at court, and his guilty plea was taken into account along with additional court costs of £85 and a victim surcharge of £32.

Pleaded guilty. Disqualification reduced to nine months if he completes a course by August 27.

28 Jan 2024

November 2023 2 cases

Ramdeen Farooqy

Attempted rape and sexual assault *

Sentence

8 years imprisonment

On the evening of Friday 3 August 2018, an 18-year-old woman was out drinking in Southampton with her boyfriend and friends at a pub and later at Oceana nightclub to celebrate a birthday. She was seen talking to unknown men, and around 2am on Saturday 4 August, she entered a car with Ramdeen Farooqy and another man in the car park despite her boyfriend's attempts to stop her, as she was intoxicated. She woke up naked in a room at the Winston Hotel in Southampton that morning, with the two men unknown to her, still in and out of consciousness. The men helped her dress and drove her home after she contacted her mother for her postcode. She disclosed the events to her parents, fearing sexual assault, and reported it to police the next day. Investigation revealed the men had taken footage of the assault without her knowledge.

Found guilty of one count of attempted rape and one count of sexual assault. Stood trial for further charges including rape and voyeurism but found not guilty.

24 Nov 2023

Pankaj Bangarh

Attempted rape and sexual assault *

Sentence

8 years imprisonment

On the evening of Friday 3 August 2018, an 18-year-old woman was out drinking in Southampton with her boyfriend and friends at a pub and later at Oceana nightclub to celebrate a birthday. She was seen talking to unknown men, and around 2am on Saturday 4 August, she entered a car with Pankaj Bangarh and another man in the car park despite her boyfriend's attempts to stop her, as she was intoxicated. She woke up naked in a room at the Winston Hotel in Southampton that morning, with the two men unknown to her, still in and out of consciousness. The men helped her dress and drove her home after she contacted her mother for her postcode. She disclosed the events to her parents, fearing sexual assault, and reported it to police the next day. Investigation revealed the men had taken footage of the assault without her knowledge.

Found guilty of one count of attempted rape and one count of sexual assault. Stood trial for further charges including rape and voyeurism but found not guilty.

24 Nov 2023

June 2023 2 cases

Not Stated

Possession of criminal property *

Sentence

Suspended sentence

The client was charged with possessing a vast amount of money obtained by email interception fraud. The offence occurred some time prior to sentencing, and the client had taken rehabilitative steps in the interim.

Client's previous good character, the age of the offence, and steps taken to address the root of offending were highlighted to avoid immediate custody.

30 Jun 2023

Liam Mccarthy

Harassment *

Sentence

7 months imprisonment

Liam McCarthy, of Copperfield Road, Southampton, sent threatening emails to Caroline Nokes, MP for Romsey and Southampton North, between May 15, 2022, and March 4, 2023, after cancelling a scheduled meeting and accusing her of being 'evil' and a 'liar'. The emails escalated to threats of violence against members of the Department for Work and Pensions. He also left threatening voicemails to Steve Smith, former head of stronger communities at Southampton City Council, between November 14 and 21, 2022, including threats to use a machete and strangle him. McCarthy was arrested in December 2022, breached bail by contacting Nokes in January and March 2023, and his actions caused Nokes to fear for her safety and constantly monitor her surroundings.

Pleaded guilty to harassment charges. Mitigating factors included emotional distress over housing situation. Judge Anthony Callaway commented that people deserve to work without threats of violence and noted the breach of bail conditions.

5 Jun 2023

November 2022 1 case

Connor Corbin

Attempted robbery *

Sentence

3 years and 6 months imprisonment

Connor Corbin, aged 23, of Anson Drive, approached a 24-year-old victim who was unlocking his motorcycle at around 6.30am on Saturday 7 August 2021 in Southampton. He struck and kicked the victim numerous times, causing ABH-level injuries to his nose, face and eye, and made threats suggesting he had a knife before fleeing the scene. Corbin was arrested shortly after and charged on 10 August with attempted robbery.

Convicted following a trial. Also charged with causing criminal damage and breaching a restraining order in an unrelated matter.

16 Nov 2022

September 2021 1 case

Shiraz Ahmadzai

Possession with intent to supply Class A drugs *

Sentence

3 years and 6 months imprisonment

On 7 January, officers attended an address on Northam Road, Southampton. An officer at the rear observed a man exit the back door, throw a package over a neighbouring fence, and return inside. The package, found in the neighbouring garden, contained three smaller packages of cocaine, crack cocaine, and heroin with a combined street value of £4980.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs – cocaine, crack cocaine and heroin.

7 Sep 2021

February 2019 2 cases

Alan Frankcom

Contempt of court *

Sentence

Not stated

Alan Frankcom, from Lymington, was sentenced for illegal research which collapsed a kidnap trial. He was a jury foreman who researched the case online, leading to the trial's collapse.

Jury foreman who caused a high-profile kidnap trial to collapse after conducting illegal research.

20 Feb 2019

Jamie Munnik

Assault on police officers *

Sentence

Not stated

Jamie Munnik, a drunk mechanic, assaulted two police officers by biting one severely during a rage incident.

Received a dressing down from the judge; assaulted two police officers in a drunken rage, biting one so hard it went through his uniform.

15 Feb 2019

January 2017 1 case

David Coombs

Fraud *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

David Coombs, a prolific fraudster with 23 prior convictions, targeted vulnerable women aged 49-83, including those met on dating sites and in a mental health unit. He swindled £37,000 from victims, tricking one into paying a £4,237 bill at Claridge's hotel in London, defrauding another of £7,500, and taking £500 deposit from Carol-Anne Board for a non-existent property rental in Sandbanks, Dorset, leaving her homeless. He also took £1,000 from her friend. Coombs admitted the offences and was sentenced in 2017, but absconded to Russia in 2018, leading to an extended sentence upon return.

Pleaded guilty to nine counts of fraud. Described as a 'predator' by Judge Peter Ralls QC. Sentence extended in 2020 after fleeing the country. Released at end of sentence in February 2023.

1 Jan 2017

Date Not Specified 39 cases

David Gordon Howse

Rape *

Sentence

7 years imprisonment

David Gordon Howse raped a 24-year-old woman between 11.30pm on January 8, 2019, and the early hours of January 9, 2019. The woman was walking across a car park area between Beaulieu Road and Selbourne Drive in Eastleigh when Howse approached her. He then followed her into an alleyway in Whyteways where he raped her. Howse was arrested in late December 2019 and charged with the rape in July 2020.

Pleaded guilty to rape. Ordered to sign the Sex Offenders Register for life.

1 Jan 0001

David Pamment

Breach of sexual harm prevention order *

Sentence

nine months imprisonment

Police discovered an unregistered laptop in David Pamment's living room in Charlie Soar Court, Eastleigh, during an unannounced visit on October 4. This breached his sexual harm prevention order, which required him to register internet-enabled computers within three days of purchase. The order stemmed from his earlier conviction for possessing 31 indecent images of children (17 category A, 12 category B, 2 category C), for which he was jailed for eight months in March 2019 after pleading guilty to three counts of making indecent images of a child.

Admitted one count of breaching his sexual harm prevention order. His 10-year sexual harm prevention order and 10-year notification requirements will continue.

1 Jan 0001

David White

Rape of a child *

Sentence

Three-year community order with at least 60 rehabilitation activity requirement days, 350 hours unpaid work, and five-year notification requirements

David White, aged 12-15 at the time (around 20 years ago), raped a younger boy orally and forced him to touch him. He repeatedly sexually assaulted a younger girl by groping her breasts and bottom, forcing her hand down his trousers, escalating to more forceful and aggressive behaviour. Incidents occurred frequently, sometimes with adults present. He threatened to rape the girl if she reported him. Victims, now adults, suffered severe long-term anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, and required therapy.

Pleaded guilty to sexual assault of a child, sexual activity with a child, causing or inciting a girl to engage in sexual activity, inciting a boy to engage in sexual activity, and rape of a child. Offences committed when aged 12-15. Prior suspended sentence for possessing indecent images of children. Mitigating: history of own sexual abuse, young age at time of offences, vulnerability if incarcerated. Judge bound by sentencing guidelines applicable at time of offences treating him as a youth.

1 Jan 0001

Dean Randall

Child sex offences *

Sentence

25 years imprisonment

Dean Randall inflicted a tirade of abuse against his young victims, two boys and one girl, for nearly a decade between 1993 and 2004. He was convicted of four counts of rape, three counts of buggery, four counts of indecency with a child and 15 counts of indecent assault.

Convicted by jury after denying offences. Victims came forward in 2017.

1 Jan 0001

Dean Tams

Possession with intent to supply class A and B drugs *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

Dean Tams was caught twice in six months dealing drugs. On 20th May 2021, stopped driving a van with strong cannabis smell; found with two mobile phones, £865 cash, and packets of cannabis worth £50 hidden in trousers. Burner phone had marketing messages for cannabis sales. Released on bail. On 16th November 2021, stopped in BMW with defective headlight and cannabis smell; found with two mobile phones, cannabis worth £30, and 20 bags of cocaine (0.4g each, total £800) hidden in underwear. Phones showed sales of cannabis and cocaine. Bank accounts showed £12,000 in third-party deposits consistent with dealing.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of possession with intent to supply class A and B drugs. Previous convictions for possession with intent to supply class B drugs, burglary and drug driving. Judge noted the seriousness of the offences and dismissed request for suspended sentence.

1 Jan 0001

Darren Jones

Burglary *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

Darren Jones, 38, of no fixed address, committed three burglaries on Alma Road and Southcliff Road after consuming a large amount of prescribed drugs. He stole cash, a PlayStation, a laptop, and other valuables. Police matched his blood from two scenes and linked trainer prints to footwear found in his tent at Six Dials. He was arrested after his DNA was identified and later pleaded guilty to all three offences.

Pleaded guilty to three burglaries on July 25. Broke in after taking prescribed drugs. Identified via blood at scenes and matching trainer prints found in a tent where he was living rough.

1 Jan 0001

Darren Halliwell

Making indecent images of children *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment, suspended for 2 years

In October 2022, police seized multiple devices from Darren Halliwell’s home in Blackwater Drive, Totton, including a mobile phone. Examination revealed six category A (most severe), 22 category B and 28 category C indecent images of children aged three to 12. He denied possession but admitted sexual attraction to children. Previously sentenced in July 2011 at the same court for possessing 5,000 indecent images, receiving a three-year community order.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images. Must sign sex offenders register for 10 years, subject to sexual harm prevention order, 30 rehabilitation activity sessions and pay £150 costs. Judge: 'You didn’t learn your lesson from 2011 and here we are again. You candidly admitted that you still have a sexual interest in children – that means you are potentially at risk of committing further offences. If you do, there is only one place you will go, and you will only have yourself to blame.'

1 Jan 0001

Daniel Norton

Causing a child to engage in sexual activity *

Sentence

12 years imprisonment, with three years on extended licence

Daniel Norton, of Cheadle, Stockport, threatened a teenage girl from Hampshire that his father was a police officer and he would take her away from her family if she did not send pictures and videos of herself and her brother engaging in sexual activity. He also threatened to distribute the images online if she did not send more. When the victim refused, the images were posted on the internet and went viral, prompting a warning from Hampshire Constabulary. Offences occurred between October 1 and December 1, 2017.

Admitted three counts of causing a child to engage in sexual activity between October 1 and December 1, 2017. Also pleaded guilty to making dozens of indecent moving images of children across all three categories of severity and possessing extreme pornographic images depicting children involved in sexual activity with animals.

1 Jan 0001

Daniel Paul Cordory

Possessing prohibited images of a child *

Sentence

24-month community order to include 40 rehabilitation days and 150 hours of unpaid work

Daniel Paul Cordory had 7,148 pornographic images of youngsters, including cartoon and animated-style images of children, stored on his desktop computer at his home in Twyford Road, Eastleigh. Police raided his home and found the images. During interview, he claimed pop-up images appeared while surfing adult sites and that he took steps to stop them. He also played a computer game showing children being abused where he controlled child-like characters. Arrested in July 2020.

Pleaded guilty to a single count of possessing prohibited images of a child. No previous convictions. Made subject of a five-year sexual harm prevention order.

1 Jan 0001

Daniel Randall-Coles

Sexual assault *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

Daniel Randall-Coles committed a series of sexual assaults between January 26 and 31 in Southampton's Lordshill and city centre areas. He rode a black bicycle wearing fluorescent clothing, cycling alongside victims and indecently touching them over their clothes, grabbing buttocks and groin areas. One victim was a 12-year-old schoolgirl on her way to school. CCTV footage captured him targeting the child. Following a public appeal with his image, Randall-Coles handed himself in at Southampton Central Police Station on January 31.

Admitted to 15 counts of sexual assault and two counts of assaulting a girl under 13 by touching. Police described him as brazen and arrogant, targeting victims aged 11 to 57 across Southampton.

1 Jan 0001

Daniel Rogan

Causing death by careless driving *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

On April 25, 2015, at 10.50pm, Daniel Rogan was driving a yellow Mercedes van on Tremona Road, Southampton, when he struck pedestrian Allison Steege. She later died from her injuries. Rogan did not stop at the scene and surrendered to police two days later after his van was tracked down.

Pleaded guilty to causing death by careless driving. Fled the scene and gave himself up two days later. Also banned from driving for 2.5 years.

1 Jan 0001

Daniel Rushton

Possessing extreme pornographic images *

Sentence

12-month community order with 10 rehabilitation activity requirement sessions

Daniel Rushton (39) of Salisbury Road, Totton, was arrested after software installed on his mobile phone as part of a sexual harm prevention order flagged three images depicting bestiality. In interview, he made comprehensive admissions and gave officers the passcode to his phone. No other indecent material was found.

Pleaded guilty to one count of possessing extreme pornographic images. Previously handed a suspended sentence in 2023 for attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child online. Completed unpaid work from previous sentence. Has learning difficulties. Charge of breaching sexual harm prevention order withdrawn.

1 Jan 0001

Danielle Carr

Smuggling phones, drugs, and facilitating criminal property *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Involved in conspiracy to smuggle phones, drugs, and facilitate criminal property into HMP Winchester prison, operation starting early 2015, uncovered after phone found in April 2015.

30 years old. Admitted involvement in smuggling phones, drugs, and facilitating criminal property.

1 Jan 0001

Edmund Warbrick

Possession of indecent images of children and extreme pornography involving animals *

Sentence

six months in prison suspended for two years

Edmund Warbrick, a music teacher from Middle Road, Sholing, Southampton, Hampshire, pleaded guilty to possessing 18 indecent images of children and extreme pornography involving animals. He had worked at Sholing Technology College for 20 years until he was sacked.

Pleaded guilty to 18 offences of child abuse images and two counts involving animals. Given a sex offences prevention order for 10 years, ordered to sign sex offenders' register for 10 years, two-year supervision order, £80 victim surcharge and £340 costs. Sacked from Sholing Technology College after 20 years.

1 Jan 0001

Elidjon Dedaj

Producing a controlled drug of Class B – Cannabis *

Sentence

12 months in prison

Elidjon Dedaj and Kujtim Qungeli were near a white van facing the wrong way in a one-way system in Alfred Street on 19 March. They tried to run away when officers approached but were detained nearby. A search of a nearby property revealed a large quantity of cannabis being grown under high powered lights, evidence of a substantial fire near the fuse box, and dozens of bin bags filled with cannabis believed to have a street value of £352,000.

Pleaded guilty to producing a controlled drug of Class B – Cannabis. Judge ordered seized drugs to be destroyed.

1 Jan 0001

Eliot Easterby

Possessing and making indecent images *

Sentence

3 year community order

Eliot Easterby, then 44, had almost 700 indecent images of boys discovered on his computer, hard drive, three memory sticks and ten DVDs during a police search of his home in Sholing or Hamble on 22 January 2014, following a tip-off from Canadian police. Almost 300 images had been viewed and deleted on the computer, 374 downloaded and stored. Images were of the least serious category. DVDs included Water Wiggles and More Water Wiggles showing boys in paddling pools. A hoard of boys' underwear from Hamble Sea Scouts trips was found under his bed. He taught maths at Sholing Technology College, was a Hamble parish councillor and leader of Hamble Sea Scouts.

Pleaded not guilty but convicted by jury on 13 counts of possessing and making indecent images. Judge Peter Henry noted the jury rightly convicted him on charges involving boys aged 8 to 15.

1 Jan 0001

Ellie May Trewin

Causing death by careless driving *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment

Ellie May Trewin (19) of Blackfield Road, Fawley, a provisional driver, had been drinking at The Anchor Inn in Totton before driving her Ford Ka home on 16th August 2024. She lost control on a bend on Normandy Way, Marchwood, mounting a grass verge, ploughing into a tree and rolling the car. Her passenger, boyfriend Dominic Davis-Smith (30), from Holbury, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was thrown from the vehicle and suffered catastrophic internal injuries, dying at the scene. Trewin was almost twice the alcohol limit (roadside breathalyser 69, limit 35; blood test 96, limit 80). Crash caused by inexperience, impairment, likely distraction and excess speed.

Pleaded guilty to causing death by careless driving. Judge took into account her difficult background and mental health issues. Banned from driving for six years and must take an extended re-test. Sentence to be served in a young offender’s institute.

1 Jan 0001

Eugene Tyrrell

Inciting a child to engage in sexual activity *

Sentence

21 months in prison

Eugene Tyrrell, then 36, met his 13-year-old victim after a birthday party and began talking to her online between December 2011 and 2012. Conversations started about school before he admitted feelings for her and incited sexual activity, knowing her age. He claimed he only asked for sex to see her reaction and had no intent to meet. He also contacted a younger relative of the victim, though no charges for this. The victim self-harmed, became depressed and required medication. Tyrrell fled to South Africa after arrest, evading justice for five years before being returned.

Sentenced for three counts of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and one of failing to appear in court. Fled to South Africa after initial arrest. Mitigating: isolated incident, defendant was lonely at the time. Judge noted the offending contributed to the victim's significant mental health condition from an early age.

1 Jan 0001

Ferham Khan

Rape *

Sentence

12 years imprisonment

In September 2017, Ferham Khan picked up a 33-year-old woman from Broadway, Winchester, around 1am. The woman, heading home after a night out, trusted Khan to get her safely home. Khan pulled the taxi over at an unknown spot, believed the woman had fallen asleep, and sexually assaulted her inside the cab. He was convicted of rape.

Found guilty of rape by unanimous verdict after a seven-day trial.

1 Jan 0001

Geoffrey Midmore

Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent *

Sentence

9 years imprisonment

On 18 September 2015, outside the Turtle Bay restaurant in Southampton, Geoffrey Midmore and Billy Midmore sprayed drain cleaner into the face of Carla Whitlock during a drugs deal gone wrong. The attack caused severe burns and left the 37-year-old victim blinded in one eye. The pair were convicted of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

Pleaded guilty. Chief Inspector Debra Masson said the attack was a 'barbaric act' that left the victim with permanent loss of sight in one eye.

1 Jan 0001

Frankie Katciotis

Careless driving causing death *

Sentence

6 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years, 240 hours unpaid work, and 2-year driving ban

On August 12, Frankie Katciotis, 18, from Hythe, was driving a Seat Ibiza and smashed into 61-year-old cyclist Steven Jones from behind on Hilltop Road between Fawley and Beaulieu in the New Forest. He failed to spot the cyclist in time due to speeding well over the 40mph limit and the low, blinding sun.

Admitted careless driving. Speeding over 40mph limit with low sun affecting visibility.

1 Jan 0001

Jasmine Melissa Hope

Breaching Sexual Harm Prevention Order *

Sentence

12 month prison sentence, suspended for two years

Jasmine Melissa Hope, previously known as Melissa Noon, of Howard Road, Southampton, breached a Sexual Harm Prevention Order imposed in 2011 by deleting the internet history on her mobile phone. The original order followed her conviction for 11 charges including causing a child to engage in sexual activity as part of an international paedophile ring linked to Hampshire, which committed crimes against young children in the UK and Australia.

Pleaded guilty to breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order by deleting the internet history on her mobile phone. Previously convicted in 2011 by Portsmouth Crown Court for offences relating to an international paedophile ring, receiving eight years imprisonment after appeal.

1 Jan 0001

Ian Malcolm Cookson

Rape *

Sentence

5 years imprisonment

Ian Malcolm Cookson invited a former friend out for social drinks before returning to the woman’s home in Eastleigh on August 1, 2019, where he attacked her, pinned her to the ground, raped her, assaulted her by penetration, sexually assaulted her and bit her, leaving her bruised. The victim, a vulnerable 55-year-old woman, suffered severe impacts including depression, three suicide attempts, alcohol issues and fear of living in her home.

Found guilty of rape, assault by penetration and sexual assault following a trial. Judge Gary Burrell QC noted the offences were serious and aggravated by the defendant drinking alcohol.

1 Jan 0001

Jeffrey Tall

Possessing indecent images of a child *

Sentence

12-month prison sentence suspended for two years

Jeffrey Tall of Aspen Close, Hedge End, Southampton, was caught with 17 category A images, 14 category B images and 2,880 category C indecent images of children. He claimed he was a 'paedophile hunter' who wanted to 'tease out paedophiles and bring them to justice'.

Pleaded guilty. Must complete 60-day sexual offenders programme, subject to two-year sexual harm prevention order and four-month curfew from 7pm to 7am. Judge Gary Burrell QC cited prospect of rehabilitation despite describing collection as repulsive.

1 Jan 0001

Jeremy Blake Simmons

Kidnap *

Sentence

13 years and four months imprisonment

Jeremy Blake Simmons attacked a 19-year-old woman at about 2.15am on August 4, 2020 as she walked along Leigh Road in Eastleigh. He told her he had a gun, punched and kicked her to stop her screaming, then dragged her into a nearby recreation ground. He intended to rob her but was also found guilty of kidnap with intent to commit a sexual offence. The victim called 999 and the attack was heard by police; CCTV operator alerted officers who rescued her. She suffered anxiety, depression and nightmares. Separately, he committed robbery by stealing a handbag in East Park, Southampton, and four counts of fraud.

Pleaded guilty to assault causing actual bodily harm, threats to kill, kidnap, robbery and four counts of fraud. Found guilty after trial of kidnap with intent to commit a sexual offence. Judge Christopher Park QC branded him a danger to the public and gave him an extended sentence. Defence cited life spiralling out of control after mother's death in 2019 and childhood abuse.

1 Jan 0001

Jason George Street

Possession of indecent images of children *

Sentence

30 months imprisonment

Jason George Street, of Flamborough Close, SO16 9, Southampton, was caught with 7,363 indecent images of children. He had searched the internet for terms such as ‘seven-year-old children’. He has previous convictions dating from 2012 when officers found 11,200 images on his computer.

Pleaded no details given. Blamed offending on stress of caring for ill father. Previous convictions from 2012 for 11,200 indecent images.

1 Jan 0001

Jason Peach

Rape *

Sentence

7 years imprisonment

Jason Peach, a 36-year-old former postman from Kingston near Ringwood, abused his 15-year-old victim in a case of classic grooming. He met the boy at a music gig when he was 14, befriended the boy's father, and abused him between July 9 and July 24, 2019, over several weekends while delivering parcels. Peach repeatedly kissed the vulnerable boy, claimed to love him, talked about setting up home together, sent naked photos, and gave him his wedding ring after his marriage breakdown. A suicide-pact was discussed. Police intervened when the boy was about to meet him with razor blades in his bag. His wife found indecent images on his phone.

Pleaded guilty to six charges including rape and making indecent images of a child. No previous convictions. Remorse expressed. Subject to a sexual harm prevention order and must register as a sex offender for life.

1 Jan 0001

Jason Scorey

Health and safety failings *

Sentence

Fined £1,685 and must pay costs of £10,436

On 20 July 2021, on School Road in Totton, a 100-year-old cast iron soil pipe fell from a building site, striking a five-year-old boy on the head as he walked past with his mother after school, causing a fractured skull, ongoing headaches, anxiety, and behavioural changes. Jason Scorey had removed the bottom of the pipe but failed to check the rusted nails securing it to the wall or ensure its stability, despite the site being near a school gate during pick-up time.

Found guilty after trial of health and safety failings. Judge Nigel Peters KC noted he had done nothing to investigate the safety of the situation and no efforts were made to address the risk. Defence stated no prior accidents in 40 years and Scorey now suffers PTSD and anxiety.

1 Jan 0001

Hayden Bryant

Causing serious injury by dangerous driving *

Sentence

2 years imprisonment and 3-year driving ban

On 30 June 2024, just before 8pm, Hayden Bryant (21), of Jubilee Close in Fordingbridge, was parked in a narrow lane on Bickerley Road, Ringwood, in a BMW with a passenger, inhaling nitrous oxide (laughing gas) via balloons. Two pedestrians, unknown to him, walked past after leaving The Railway pub. Bryant beeped at them, then revved the engine, swerved the car towards them. One victim jumped to a grass verge but was struck, sustaining a 10cm deep laceration to his knee exposing the kneecap, tyre marks on his foot, requiring surgery to repair tendons, resulting in permanent scar, time off work, constant pain, anxiety, and sleep issues. The car also swerved towards the brother but missed. Bryant fled the scene at speed. He was seen with a balloon in his mouth before impact.

Pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving. Previous driving offences include a suspended sentence with 110 hours unpaid work from Swindon Magistrates’ Court and six penalty points for failing to stop after a road accident. Judge Nigel Peters KC noted the defendant's use of nitrous oxide affected his driving ability and highlighted the victim's suffering.

1 Jan 0001

Hoshmand Ahmadpoor

Coercive control, assault, and criminal damage *

Sentence

2 years and 3 months imprisonment

Hoshmand Ahmadpoor subjected his ex-girlfriend to coercive control and violence. In June, during an argument, he put his hands around her throat. In September, he escalated the abuse by holding a knife to her throat and smashing a door at his home. He also threatened violence to pressure her into dropping a police complaint. He pleaded guilty to all charges.

Pleaded guilty to multiple charges including coercive control, two assaults, and criminal damage. The victim was his ex-girlfriend. He held a knife to her throat and smashed a door.

1 Jan 0001

Jack David Marsden

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm *

Sentence

18-month community order with a maximum of five rehabilitation activity requirement days and 30-day accredited programme

Marsden assaulted the victim at her home address on Thursday 27 June, leaving her with cuts, bruises and swelling to the head, face and ribs.

Pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm at an earlier hearing. Remanded in custody since arrest.

1 Jan 0001

Jack Mcrae

Rape *

Sentence

14 years imprisonment with a further eight years on licence

Jack McRae committed offences against two women in their 20s in Southampton in October-November 2020. One assault on 25 November 2020 in Itchen involved punching a woman multiple times in the face, head and body, continuing after she was unconscious. The other seven offences in Mansbridge included four assaults by punching, kicking, biting and stabbing with a knife; two instances of criminal damage by stabbing a sofa, cushion and phone with a knife; rape in November; and false imprisonment by locking her in her flat for a week. During one assault he said 'If I could get away with killing you, I would'. Both women reported to police on 28 November 2020.

Found guilty by a jury of rape, false imprisonment, four counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and two counts of criminal damage. Ordered to sign the sex offenders register for life.

1 Jan 0001

Jack Stott

Sexual assault *

Sentence

three years in prison

The first incident occurred at around 8am on 1 December last year in Shirley. Stott cycled past the victim, a 24-year-old woman, and then cycled back to sexually assault her over her clothing. The second incident took place on 14 December last year at around 8am on Wimpson Lane. The victim, aged 12, was walking with a friend when Stott wrapped his arms around her and pinned her to the ground before sexually assaulting her over her clothing. Her friend was able to help her get free before they left the scene.

Pleaded guilty on 18 March to sexual assault and sexual assault of a child under 13. Sexual Harm Prevention Order imposed and restraining orders preventing him from contacting his victims.

1 Jan 0001

Gordon Coe

Conspiracy to defraud and concealing financial transactions *

Sentence

4 years imprisonment

Gordon Coe, 65, a former pub landlord, registered as a volunteer fundraiser for Marie Curie in 2008 but breached rules by collecting pub-to-pub and enlisting others. He and his gang used fake IDs and collecting tins with home-printed logos to collect approximately £26,000 in donations from pubs and clubs in the south of England over three years. The charity received only £263 from him. He admitted conspiracy to defraud and concealing financial transactions.

Pleaded guilty. Judge Derwin Hope said the true scale of the loss will never be known.

1 Jan 0001

Graham Kenrick

Possessing indecent images of children *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Graham Kenrick, of Brookwood Avenue, Eastleigh, Hampshire, had been searching for indecent images of children for 10 years or more. Police seized his hard drive and computer towers in June 2017, finding 879 Category A still images and 18 films, 692 Category B still images and one video, nearly 30,000 Category C still images and four videos, plus 15 films of bestiality and a film of girls as young as five being raped.

Pleaded guilty at the earliest opportunity to possessing indecent images, possessing a prohibited image and possessing an extreme pornographic image. Sexual Harm Prevention Order for 10 years. Lost job and wife. Diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder and depressive disorder. Low risk of further sexual offences.

1 Jan 0001

Hannah Marrion

Perverting the course of justice *

Sentence

6 months in prison

Hannah Marrion, owner of the Citroen C1 involved in the fatal crash, was sentenced for perverting the course of justice after falsely claiming that Lewis Griffiths-Bungard did not have her permission to drive the vehicle.

Originally claimed Griffiths-Bungard did not have permission to drive her vehicle.

1 Jan 0001

Alexander Williams

Causing serious injury by dangerous driving *

Sentence

18 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years, 180 hours unpaid work, disqualified from driving for 2 years

Alexander Williams, driving home from work at Fawley refinery around 5am, suddenly pulled out into the oncoming lane on the A326 near Hardley roundabout near Fawley, colliding head-on with David Quarrel's van. Williams claimed he followed a car overtaking a slow tanker, but dash cam footage showed no tanker. Quarrel suffered multiple fractures (ribs, spine, pelvis, leg), lacerated liver, and required cutting from the vehicle. He endured long recovery with anxiety, depression, nightmares, flashbacks, loss of confidence in night driving, constant pain, and inability to fish or stand long.

Pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving. Showed remorse in court, sobbing during hearing. Described as momentary lapse of judgement. Sole earner with young family.

1 Jan 0001

Andrew Paul Tucker

Rape and sexual assault of a child *

Sentence

15 years imprisonment

Andrew Paul Tucker, from Eastleigh, Hampshire, was convicted of multiple counts of rape and sexual assault against a child. The offences occurred between 2017 and 2023, starting when the victim was ten years old. Tucker subjected the girl to repeated sexual abuse over a six-year period. The victim reported the incidents, leading to his arrest and prosecution.

Extended eight-year licence period upon release. Also made subject to a restraining order and a sexual harm prevention order.

1 Jan 0001

Andrew Portelli

Breach of sexual harm prevention order *

Sentence

6 weeks imprisonment and an additional 50 hours unpaid work

Andrew Portelli lied to police about his real address just days after being sentenced for attempting to meet what he thought was a 14-year-old girl, breaching his sexual harm prevention order requirements on February 8, 2019. He was living and working as a night porter at The Elizabeth House Hotel, The Avenue, Southampton SO17 1XP, but provided a false address fearing he would lose his job and accommodation if employers learned of his prior sentencing.

Sentenced for breaching sexual harm prevention order by lying about his address. Had been in custody for a month prior and was eligible for immediate release. Six-month suspended sentence for previous offence remains in place. Judge Gary Burrell QC described actions as 'astonishingly stupid'. In mitigation, described as 'foolish' due to fear of losing job and accommodation.

1 Jan 0001

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