A Just Eat robber, seasoned con woman and EncroChat dealer 'ManlyDeser' were jailed
A man who robbed a Just Eat delivery driver, a con woman who lied about having cancer and EncroChat dealer using the name "ManlyDeser" were all jailed in October.
Lee Whewell glugged bottles of wine before savagely beating his partner black and blue, leaving her with a broken nose. She now lives in the fear that she will one day be killed by her abuser. The 28-year-old was found guilty of all offences, including rape and assault by penetration, at Liverpool Crown Court today, October 5. He was sentenced to seven years behind bars, and will remain on the sex offenders register for life. He was also given a 10-year restraining order banning him from contacting the victims in future.A paedophile took advantage of a five-year-old child he was supposed to be babysitting.
Daniel Sneddon, of Galston Road, Kilmarnock, began abusing youngster, from Warrington, in spring 2021. The abuse lasted over a two-year period, with the 27-year-old bribing his victim in order to sexually abuse and rape him. Ford, 30, of Cinema Drive, Wavertree, was handed 20 months for possession of a bladed article in prison with a further five months for arson and five months for assaulting an emergency worker.A thug stabbed a teenager in the eye with a crossbow before trying to bribe him to drop the charges.
Gabriel Fregonese was given a nine month prison sentence, suspended for two years, after being convicted of making indecent photographs a child and possessing indecent images of a child in April 2021. He was also given a sexual harm prevention order with the aim of preventing future offending, and received regular visits from an offender manager at his Lathom Road home, Southport.
He was arrested and released under investigation. But police were called again just three weeks later when he went into a drunken rage and headbutted a woman outside Croxteth Family Health Centre, before going into the Lobster Hotel pub on Moss Way and stabbing landlord Peter Lanes. Jade Joynson, 25, of Leeds Street, was given a three-year banning order last month at Liverpool Magistrates' Court banning her from touching Liverpool Council parking meters. The order was made after Joynson was convicted of attempting to steal money from a parking meter on Hawke Street on June 22.
The victim, who is bedbound, woke up to the 33-year-old "standing over her" wearing a hoodie. When she asked who he was, Shackleton shouted that she was a "nosey b****" and a "c***" before sexually assaulting her. Samantha Norris, of Millfields Court, Eccleston, St Helens, smuggled heroin into HMP New Hall for her partner, who was an inmate, on January 6 and 12 2022. On both occasions the substance was discovered by guards, and the 38-year-old mum was hauled in for questioning in August 2023, where she frankly admitted what she had done.
Terence Clarke bragged of having armed himself with an AK47 assault rifle and offered a Skorpion submachine gun and an Uzi up for sale via encrypted communications platform EncroChat, while also running county lines supply chains across England and Wales. After being rumbled as the man behind the secret identity "SacredTruck", the dad now says he wants to bring to an end his decades of involvement in the criminal underworld.
Adam Hoyle, from Yelverton Close in Halewood, had previously been found guilty of misconduct after establishing intimate relationships with "vulnerable" women. Hoyle, who had been with Merseyside Police since January 5, 2009, came into contact with the women after they reported sexual and domestic abuse to the force.
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