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Explore 362 verdicts at Winchester Crown Court (Winchester). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

Winchester Crown Court
October 2025 4 cases
Maxwell Rowe
Inflicting grievous bodily harm without intent *
Sentence
30 months imprisonment
On Thursday, June 20, Maxwell Rowe assaulted three people at the Crown Hotel in Alton High Street. A 28-year-old man suffered a torn retina and multiple eye socket fractures, and a 33-year-old man sustained broken ribs, cheek fractures and a broken eye socket.
Pleaded guilty to two counts of inflicting grievous bodily harm without intent.
Jamie Lee Turvey
Violent disorder *
Sentence
3 years and 4 months imprisonment
Jamie Lee Turvey, 35, of Montgomery Road, Farnborough, gathered outside Potters International Hotel in Aldershot with around 200 people on July 31, 2024. He behaved in an aggressive and intimidating manner, forcefully opening a gate at the entrance, removing bricks from a wall, and approaching windows to shout expletives at asylum seekers inside the hotel. The group threw objects, banged on doors, and shouted racist abuse, causing fear of violence to those inside and officers.
Found guilty following a trial. Part of a group involved in aggressive and violent behaviour during a protest.
Jesse Brazil
Stalking *
Sentence
26 months imprisonment
Between May 23 and June 7, 2025, 22-year-old Jesse Brazil, of Rectory Road in Hook, stalked a woman by sending multiple messages and photos of genitals, creating social media accounts to interact with her online, turning up at her home address on May 27, calling the police on May 25 to inform them he was outside the victim's address despite knowing he shouldn't be there, and contacting the victim's mum on three occasions with threats to burn down her house, stab her, and telling her to call the police as he was on her road. He also made threats toward the victim's son.
Handed a 20-year restraining order. Charged with stalking, harassment, sending a photograph of genitals to cause harassment, alarm or distress, and breaching a restraining order.
Alice Mackey
Manslaughter *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment
On September 10, 2023, Alice Mackey took her two-year-old daughter Annabel from their home in Kingsley, Bordon, Hampshire, to a nearby pond just 300 metres away and held her under the water until she stopped struggling, resulting in Annabel's death. Mackey then called 999, initially lying that someone had taken Annabel before claiming she found her in the pond. Annabel was rushed to hospital in a serious condition but died the following afternoon when life support was switched off. Mackey had stopped her anti-depressant medication in January 2023, leading to a deterioration in her mental health, despite attending social events like Goodwood Races the day before. She had a history of postpartum depression, anxiety, miscarriages, and was previously sectioned in May 2022.
Pleaded guilty to manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility. Suffered from postpartum depression and delusional beliefs. Judge noted her deluded state led her to believe killing was a mercy.
September 2025 8 cases
Kieran Farrell
Conspiracy to Import Cocaine *
Sentence
12 years imprisonment
Kieran Farrell was involved in a plot to smuggle over 600kg of cocaine into the UK, worth £44-64 million, using a 13-metre rigid hulled inflatable boat from a container ship in the English Channel. The operation was intercepted by police on 8 July 2024 near the River Itchen in Southampton, where cocaine was found in a van and on the boat.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import cocaine and conspiracy to supply it. Also received an additional four months for driving while disqualified, to be served concurrently, and was disqualified from driving for seven years.
Reiss Stanley
Conspiracy to Import Cocaine *
Sentence
10 years and eight months imprisonment
Reiss Stanley was involved in a plot to smuggle over 600kg of cocaine into the UK, worth £44-64 million, using a 13-metre rigid hulled inflatable boat from a container ship in the English Channel. He was driving a van that fled the scene, containing approximately 150kg of cocaine, and was intercepted by police on 8 July 2024 near the River Itchen in Southampton.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import cocaine and conspiracy to supply it.
Daniel Bowen
Conspiracy to Import Cocaine *
Sentence
15 years imprisonment
Daniel Bowen was involved in a plot to smuggle over 600kg of cocaine into the UK, worth £44-64 million, using a 13-metre rigid hulled inflatable boat from a container ship in the English Channel. The operation was intercepted by police on 8 July 2024 near the River Itchen in Southampton, where cocaine was found in a van and on the boat.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import cocaine and conspiracy to supply it.
Thomas Walker
Conspiracy to Import Cocaine *
Sentence
14 years and three months imprisonment
Thomas Walker was involved in a plot to smuggle over 600kg of cocaine into the UK, worth £44-64 million, using a 13-metre rigid hulled inflatable boat from a container ship in the English Channel. The operation was intercepted by police on 8 July 2024 near the River Itchen in Southampton, where cocaine was found in a van and on the boat.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import cocaine.
Sean Feenan
Conspiracy to Import Cocaine *
Sentence
10 years and two months imprisonment
Sean Feenan was involved in a plot to smuggle over 600kg of cocaine into the UK, worth £44-64 million, using a 13-metre rigid hulled inflatable boat from a container ship in the English Channel. The operation was intercepted by police on 8 July 2024 near the River Itchen in Southampton, where cocaine was found in a van and on the boat.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import cocaine.
Stephen Lawlor
Conspiracy to Import Cocaine *
Sentence
16 years and six months imprisonment
Stephen Lawlor was involved in a plot to smuggle over 600kg of cocaine into the UK, worth £44-64 million, using a 13-metre rigid hulled inflatable boat from a container ship in the English Channel. The operation was intercepted by police on 8 July 2024 near the River Itchen in Southampton, where cocaine was found in a van and on the boat.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import cocaine and conspiracy to supply it.
Stephen Lock
Conspiracy to Import Cocaine *
Sentence
13 years and six months imprisonment
Stephen Lock was involved in a plot to smuggle over 600kg of cocaine into the UK, worth £44-64 million, using a 13-metre rigid hulled inflatable boat from a container ship in the English Channel. The operation was intercepted by police on 8 July 2024 near the River Itchen in Southampton, where cocaine was found in a van and on the boat.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to import cocaine and conspiracy to supply it.
Shaun Bundy
Rape *
Sentence
8 years imprisonment plus an extended 5 years on licence
On 26 May 2023, Shaun Bundy attended the victim's home in Warminster, Wiltshire, to collect tools. He asked for a drink of water, entered the address, and raped the woman, who was in her 30s and known to him. He ordered her not to tell anyone and left. The victim reported the attack to the police shortly afterwards, leading to his arrest the same day. Despite DNA evidence, he denied the offence in interviews and during the trial.
Pleaded not guilty, forcing a trial despite DNA evidence. Will remain registered as a sex offender for life. Detective praised the victim's bravery and support from an independent sexual violence adviser.
August 2025 4 cases
Nicholas Muncey
Child sex offences *
Sentence
Five years and eight months imprisonment
Nicholas Muncey, 38, of Hatch Warren Lane, Basingstoke, committed offences against one victim, including engaging in penetrative and non-penetrative sexual activity with a girl aged 13 to 15, as well as causing or inciting such activity. The offences were reported to the police, leading to his guilty plea and sentencing.
Pleaded guilty to multiple child sex offences. Detective Constable Mike Cole stated that the sentence should reassure victims and serve as a message to other offenders.
Christopher Waite
Assault *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment
Christopher Waite assaulted two men, a teenage boy, and a police officer in four separate incidents in Farnborough between April and June. He stole alcohol worth £230 from Tesco, Aldi, and Morrisons stores in Farnborough and Aldershot during the same period. Additionally, he was found carrying a large plank of wood as an offensive weapon on June 3 and breached a Criminal Behaviour Order on three occasions at Tesco Express in Farnborough, which had been imposed in March.
Pleaded guilty to 12 offences and was found guilty of one additional offence. Described as a prolific offender whose actions impacted local businesses and the community, with comments from Inspector Mike Hall emphasising the seriousness of the crimes.
Justin George Griffith
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum term of 19 years
Justin George Griffith, formerly of Southampton, murdered 35-year-old Sean Ember by stabbing him in the neck and chest at the victim's home on Arcaro Road in Andover on November 29, 2024. Griffith falsely claimed a break-in had occurred and attempted to implicate an innocent person, which delayed emergency response. Police found the scene inconsistent with his story, and he was held accountable after a thorough investigation.
Found guilty after a seven-week trial; provided false accounts to police; victim impact statements were read in court; will serve a minimum of 18 years and 108 days after accounting for time in custody; remains on licence for life if released.
Callum Foster
Robbery *
Sentence
Three years and nine months imprisonment, six points on his licence, and a £228 surcharge
Callum Foster met the victim in Bath for a test drive of a Jaguar XF that was advertised for sale. He suggested travelling to Devizes to collect money, then took the victim to Salisbury Plain, where he threatened him with what appeared to be a gun, claiming he was sent to kill him. Foster drove the victim to a train station, left him there, and stole the car. He was located and arrested at Leigh Delamere services off the M4 the following day.
Pleaded guilty to robbery and driving a vehicle without a licence or insurance. Detective Sergeant Toni Nugent commented that it was a distressing incident where the victim feared violence.
July 2025 3 cases
Kane Thomas
Burglary *
Sentence
2 years imprisonment and a 10-year restraining order
Kane Thomas engaged in escalating behaviour against the victim, attempting to force entry to her address in Warminster on April 15, 2025, by kicking the front door and back gate. On April 19, 2025, at around 5am, he broke into her home through a small window while she was asleep, smashed a TV, broke glasses in the kitchen, pulled doors off their hinges, and threatened her, leaving her in fear for her safety.
Pleaded guilty to burglary and harassment. Described as a dangerous individual who subjected the victim to escalating violence and harassment.
James Mckell
Sexual activity with a youth and sexual assault on a male (historic child sex abuse) *
Sentence
3 years 4 months imprisonment (concurrent with two 12-month sentences)
James McKell, 81, of Alton, admitted seven counts of historic sexual activity with a youth and two counts of sexually assaulting a male. The offending was against a young boy and had extremely severe impacts on the victim, who stated in court that the abuse shaped his life and led to destructive coping mechanisms. McKell was described as having groomed the victim. He held positions as chairman of Alton Town FC and was a school governor and Liberal Democrat district councillor. He expressed remorse and accepted his motivation was sexual.
Pleaded guilty to nine historic child sex abuse offences at the earliest opportunity. Sentence reduced from five years. Must serve half in custody. Issued with a 15-year sexual harm prevention order and barred from working with children and vulnerable adults.
Jahsiah Semper
Rape of a girl under 13 *
Sentence
15 years imprisonment plus five years on licence
Jahsiah Semper assaulted and raped a girl under 13, as shown in a video found on his mobile phone. The incident occurred between January 2022 and November 2024. Police discovered indecent photographs and videos during a search of his home in November 2024, leading to his arrest and subsequent charges. He was held in Winchester Prison prior to sentencing.
Pleaded guilty to nine counts including rape of a girl under 13, assault by touching, and possession of indecent images. Judge described actions as deplorable and dismissed lack of previous convictions as a mitigating factor; noted defendant's denial and need for treatment.
June 2025 2 cases
Harrison Munday
Attempt to cause grievous bodily harm with intent *
Sentence
26 months imprisonment
At around 2am on Saturday, March 29, Harrison Munday drove a car towards a group of people in Gurkha Square car park in Fleet, discharged an air rifle from his car, and fled the scene. A man in his 20s was injured, suffering injuries to his face, hand, and foot.
Pleaded guilty to all offences.
James Nash
Controlling and coercive behaviour *
Sentence
2 years imprisonment, suspended for 2 years
James Nash, 40, of Marlborough, controlled his ex-partner between October 1, 2022, and February 1, 2024, by repeatedly checking her phone, calling her obsessively at work, turning up unannounced at her workplace, demanding proof of her whereabouts and companions, accusing her of cheating, forcing her to enable live location sharing on her phone, dictating who she could and couldn’t speak to, and taking control of the key to her property. This behaviour left her feeling frightened, helpless, and trapped, impacting her confidence and daily life, and she required counselling as a result.
Pleaded guilty to controlling and coercive behaviour. Required to complete 80 hours of unpaid work, attend up to 26 sessions in a rehabilitation programme, and subject to a restraining order for five years. The judge described the behaviour as serious, substantial abuse.
May 2025 3 cases
Andrew Mark Blunsdon
Bribery *
Sentence
12 months suspended sentence
Andrew Mark Blunsdon, of Priddy Engineering Services Ltd, paid over £2 million in bribes to Mark Baker and Matthew Heyward between 2011 and 2015 to secure commercial contracts with E.ON and British Gas, particularly on projects at Cranbrook near Exeter. Bribes took forms including payments, transfer of vehicle ownership, false references, wage slips for applications, hotel stays, and an air-conditioning unit.
Found guilty of two counts of bribery.
Angela Baker
Fraud *
Sentence
13 months suspended sentence
Angela Baker was employed by E.ON as a 'planner' in a role arranged by her husband Mark Baker, receiving £109k over 21 months without performing any work, as part of the bribery and fraud scheme involving over £2 million in bribes accepted by her husband and Matthew Heyward from sub-contractors between 2011 and 2015.
Found guilty of two counts of fraud by false representation and one count of being concerned in a money laundering arrangement.
Timothy Neil Paterson
Bribery *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment
Timothy Neil Paterson, director of RK Civil Engineering Ltd, paid over £2 million in bribes to Mark Baker and Matthew Heyward between 2011 and 2015 to secure commercial contracts with E.ON and British Gas, particularly on projects at Cranbrook near Exeter. Bribes took forms including payments, transfer of vehicle ownership, false references, wage slips for applications, hotel stays, and an air-conditioning unit.
Found guilty of two counts of bribing another person, two counts of fraud by false representation, and one count of acquiring criminal property.
April 2025 4 cases
Gabriel Philip Chirwa
Rape and sexual assault of a child under 13 *
Sentence
18 years imprisonment with extended licence of 4 years
Gabriel Philip Chirwa, 38, of Holders Road, Amesbury, committed multiple sexual offences against a child under 13 over a two-year period. The offences included four counts of rape, two counts of sexual assault by penetration, and one count of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity. The abuse was reported in August 2022 when the victim disclosed it to her mother. Wiltshire Police arrested Chirwa and he was charged. He denied the charges, and the case went to trial at Winchester Crown Court in December 2024, where a jury found him guilty on all counts.
Denied charges, convicted after trial. Also subject to indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order. Victim was a child under 13. Judge described him as an incredibly dangerous offender with no remorse.
Russell Bishop
Causing serious injury by dangerous driving *
Sentence
3½ years' imprisonment and a 5-year driving ban
On November 24, 2023, at around 5pm, a bailiff was seizing Russell Bishop's black Mercedes outside his home address in Masterson Close, Aldershot. Bishop jumped on top of the bailiff's recovery truck and reversed the Mercedes off the back, driving over the bailiff and causing serious leg injuries including a broken tibia and fibula. The victim required surgery at Frimley Park Hospital where a metal rod was attached to his right ankle and right knee. Bishop continued driving at speed, abandoned the car at West Hope’s Grant Road, and was arrested at his home address.
Denied the offences but was found guilty following a trial. 41-year-old from Aldershot.
Leonnie Charles
Conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation *
Sentence
32 months imprisonment
Leonnie Charles was part of an Organised Crime Gang that between February and September 2021 targeted elderly people across Hampshire, London, Surrey, Kent, and Sussex. The group attempted to scam at least 42 people, obtaining £116,000 in cash and jewellery worth at least £300,000 from 27 victims.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation. Part of an Organised Crime Gang that scammed elderly people.
Tobias Gleed
Terrorism Offences *
Sentence
5.5 years imprisonment
Tobias Gleed, 20, of no fixed abode from Devon, possessed documents useful for terrorism, distributed terrorist publications, and provided services to access them under Terrorism Acts 2000 and 2006.
Convicted of eight terrorism offences.
March 2025 3 cases
Nasen Saadi
Murder *
Sentence
39 years imprisonment
Nasen Saadi murdered Amie Gray on Bournemouth beach on May 26th, 2024, in a premeditated attack where he stabbed her, motivated by a desire to experience making women afraid. This act led to her death, leaving her family devastated and highlighting the cruelty of the crime.
Described as an 'extremely dangerous misfit' who planned the murder to know how it felt to make women afraid. He was 21 years old at the time of sentencing.
Ross Martin
Misconduct in a public office *
Sentence
2 months custodial sentence suspended for 18 months, 200 hours unpaid work, £250 fine
Former Surrey Police constable Ross Martin, 35, abused his position by sending sexual messages and engaging in multiple phone calls of a sexual nature to a vulnerable victim of crime over a two-week period in January 2024. The victim was extremely vulnerable, and Martin's actions took advantage of her vulnerabilities while he was on public duty. He resigned from the force on February 25, 2024, just before a gross misconduct hearing on February 28, 2024, which found his actions amounted to gross misconduct.
Pleaded guilty to one count of misconduct in a public office at an earlier hearing on February 3. Judge Dugdale noted it was a betrayal of trust and expectation of the police, and he escaped immediate custody due to the early guilty plea. Issued with a five-year restraining order against the victim.
Henry Herbert Lenton
Rape of a child under 13 *
Sentence
13 years imprisonment
Henry Herbert Lenton committed four counts of serious child sex offences against one child between January 2019 and January 2021 in Bordon. The offences included 1 count of raping a child under 13, 2 counts of causing or inciting a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity, and 1 count of sexual assault of a child under 13.
Denied the charges but found guilty after a four-day trial. Additional one-year extended licence period. Placed on the Sex Offenders Register for life and subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
February 2025 10 cases
Alan Harris
Sexual assault and indecent assault *
Sentence
13 years imprisonment
Alan Harris, a retired Plymouth criminal defence solicitor, sexually assaulted seven vulnerable clients (six male and one female) during private legal consultations between 1988 and 2015. The victims were young people from traumatic backgrounds, often under 21, charged with or suspected of offences, and dependent on his professional help. The assaults occurred in cells at Plymouth Magistrates' Court, Charles Cross Police Station’s custody suite, private homes, and his car. Harris exploited his position of trust, making victims believe they were powerless to report the abuse.
Convicted after a five-week trial of 10 sexual offences against seven victims. Denied all charges. Judge commented on his fall from grace, gross breach of trust, and exploitation of vulnerable clients.
Daniel Fox
Shoplifting *
Sentence
8 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months, plus drug rehabilitation and 5 days of rehabilitation activity
Daniel Fox, 37, of Hyde Gate, Winchester, stole more than £1,000 worth of steak from Waitrose in Stockbridge Road, Weeke on August 13, 2024, and £239 worth of fragrances from Boots in Winchester High Street on October 1, 2024, as part of six counts of shoplifting committed between July and November 2024 to fund his drug addiction. He was arrested and pleaded guilty at Basingstoke Magistrates’ Court before being sentenced at Winchester Crown Court.
Pleaded guilty to six counts of shoplifting to fund a drug addiction. Judge Christopher Parker KC was lenient due to the early plea. If probation is breached, imprisonment will be imposed.
Richard David Cowell
Conspiracy to supply cocaine *
Sentence
9 years imprisonment
Richard Cowell acted as a courier for the network, with his Jaguar modified with a hydraulic hide to conceal drugs during transport across South-West England between 2016-2020. He delivered drugs to Christopher Barbosa.
Found guilty after trial of one count of conspiracy to supply cocaine.
Pjeter Pisha
Conspiracy to supply cocaine *
Sentence
6 years and 4 months imprisonment
Pjeter Pisha, along with Enid Aliko and Ledian Hoxha, supplied four kilograms of cocaine to the network on 3 November 2020 via a courier. He absconded to Continental Europe but was extradited back to the UK.
Pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to supply cocaine on 14 October 2024.
Porcia Louise Densley
Conspiracy to supply cocaine *
Sentence
8 years imprisonment
Porcia Densley, girlfriend of Warren Allison, held an administrative and financial role, keeping records of monies owed for drugs and counting cash received by the gang between 2016-2020.
Found guilty after trial of one count of conspiracy to supply cocaine.
Ledian Hoxha
Conspiracy to supply cocaine *
Sentence
7 years and 4 months imprisonment
Ledian Hoxha, along with Pjeter Pisha and Enid Aliko, supplied four kilograms of cocaine to the network on 3 November 2020. He absconded to Continental Europe but was extradited back to the UK.
Pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to supply cocaine on 28 November 2024.
Kelroy Clive Allison
Conspiracy to supply cocaine *
Sentence
16 years and 6 months imprisonment
Kelroy Allison, brother of Warren Allison, worked closely with him in the network, sharing contacts and involved in supply operations between 2016-2020, plus a further charge of being concerned in the supply of cocaine between August 2020 and September 2021.
Found guilty after trial of one count of conspiracy to supply cocaine and one count of being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
Anthony Alexander Burke
Conspiracy to supply cocaine *
Sentence
8 years imprisonment
Anthony Burke, cousin of Warren Allison, was to hold the package of four kilograms of cocaine delivered on 3 November 2020. Police seized the drugs from his address, and he was immediately arrested.
Found guilty after trial of one count of conspiracy to supply cocaine.
Enid Aliko
Conspiracy to supply cocaine *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment
Enid Aliko, along with Pjeter Pisha and Ledian Hoxha, supplied four kilograms of cocaine to the network on 3 November 2020 via a courier. He absconded to Continental Europe but was extradited back to the UK.
Pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to supply cocaine on 13 February 2024.
Warren Malichi Allison
Conspiracy to supply cocaine *
Sentence
23 years imprisonment
Warren Allison ran the organised network with Darren Newlands, procuring and selling dozens of kilos of cocaine across South-West England between 2016-2020. He arranged vehicle modifications for hiding drugs and continued operations after EncroChat closure, including the 3 November 2020 deal.
Found guilty after trial of two counts of conspiracy to supply cocaine.
January 2025 8 cases
Peter Drury
Breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order *
Sentence
18-month community order with 200 hours unpaid work
Peter Drury, 43, of Lehar Close, Basingstoke, appeared at Winchester Crown Court on 30 January 2025 after pleading guilty to breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. The breach occurred on 27 September 2024 when a third party shared a Category A child abuse video in the Telegram group 'The House of LGBT'. Drury panicked, immediately left the group, and deleted the thread, violating the order's condition that prohibited deleting any part of his internet history. Police were alerted by a warning trigger and visited him on 4 October 2024; he voluntarily attended a police interview and admitted the breach. The court heard Drury had a prior conviction for possessing extreme images of children and animals, for which he served two years in prison, and an additional two months for a previous breach of a court order. Defence counsel noted Drury did not intentionally seek the material and had been engaging in rehabilitation through volunteering and church groups. The judge spared him imprisonment, imposing an 18-month community order with 200 hours of unpaid work and up to 26 accredited programme days.
Pleaded guilty to breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order. The breach occurred when a Category A child abuse video was inadvertently shared in a Telegram group; Drury deleted the thread in panic and immediately left the group. Judge Richard Tutt classified the offence as Culpability C, a minor breach, and acknowledged Drury had not deliberately sought the material. Drury had prior convictions for possessing extreme images and a previous breach of a court order. His SHPO remains in effect until April 27, 2032.
Jonathan Turford
Being concerned in the supply of cocaine *
Sentence
30 months imprisonment
Jonathan Turford, 41, of Philip Road, Wilton, was sentenced for his role in a county lines operation that brought drugs from London to Wiltshire. The gang was targeted in April 2024, resulting in the recovery of 250g of cocaine and £1,500 in cash.
Pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
Gerard Mulimbi
Being concerned in the supply of cocaine *
Sentence
2 years imprisonment
Gerard Mulimbi, 21, of Broadgate, London, was involved in a county lines drugs operation supplying cocaine to Wiltshire from London. The operation was dismantled in April 2024 with seizures including 250g of cocaine and more than £1,500 in cash.
Pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
Jake Edmunds
Being concerned in the supply of cocaine *
Sentence
33 months imprisonment
Jake Edmunds, 24, of Ashley Road, Salisbury, was involved in running a county lines operation bringing drugs into Wiltshire from London. The operation was disrupted in April 2024 with seizures of 250g of cocaine and £1,500 in cash.
Pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
Jack Roche
Being concerned in the supply of cocaine *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment
Jack Roche, 28, of Pinewood Way, Salisbury, participated in a county lines drugs gang transporting cocaine from London to Wiltshire. Warrants executed in April 2024 led to the seizure of 250g of cocaine and over £1,500 in cash.
Pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
Stephen Adetoyi
Being concerned in the supply of cocaine and cannabis *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment
Stephen Adetoyi, 26, of Orchard Vale, Midsomer Norton, was part of a county lines operation transporting drugs from London to Wiltshire. Officers seized around 250g of cocaine and more than £1,500 in cash during warrants in Salisbury, London, and the Avon and Somerset area in April 2024.
Pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine and being concerned in the supply of cannabis in Avon and Somerset.
Marcus Benson
Indecent assault and rape *
Sentence
28 years imprisonment
Marcus Benson, 53, from Raglan Close, Aldershot, committed offences against three girls between 1993 and 2004, including four counts of indecent assault against two girls and three counts of rape against two girls. He was convicted following a three-and-a-half week trial in November.
Convicted on all seven counts after denying four counts of indecent assault against two girls and three counts of rape against two girls. Two of the indecent assault charges and one of the rape charges were multiple count offences.
Constantin-Ionel Iamandi
Possession with intent to supply a Class A drug *
Sentence
20 months imprisonment
On Sunday, July 28, 2024, officers were patrolling Redan Road, Aldershot when they observed suspicious behaviour from the driver of a Nissan Micra. A subsequent search of the vehicle led to the discovery of 28 bags of cocaine concealed in his sock on Constantin-Ionel Iamandi, 24, of Coombe Road, New Malden.
Pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply a Class A drug and using a vehicle without third-party insurance.
December 2024 1 case
Sasha Weeks
Money laundering *
Sentence
9 months custody suspended for 2 years
Sasha Weeks, 23, of Dawlish Road, Reading, was involved in money laundering related to a fraud scheme where a group operated from the Reading area between February and September 2021, targeting elderly people across multiple counties. The group used courier fraud by posing as police officers to scam victims out of cash and jewellery worth at least £416,000.
Pleaded guilty to money laundering. Must carry out 200 hours of unpaid work.

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