A rapist, a drugs trafficker, and a disgraced former constable were among the Merseyside criminals jailed over the past week. Also locked up was a man who smashed his pint glass over someone's head in a drunken tirade. Meanwhile, a seasoned conwoman was found guilty of defrauding the taxpayer by lying about having terminal cancer.
A rapist, a drugs trafficker who boasted he was the "best in Liverpool" at producing crack cocaine, and a disgraced former constable were among the Merseyside criminals jailed over the past week.
After examining his electronic devices police officers found a disturbing haul of indecent images that included a number of photographs and videos of the same child, whom he had been abusing from the age of only 15 months old. Eyre admitted sexual assault, three counts of taking indecent images and three counts of possession of indecent images and was jailed for 14 years.A woman banned from touching parking meters was jailed after being caught engaging with a machine in the city centre.
Anthony Shackleton broke into the address in Woodchurch in the early hours of Wednesday, May 31. Inside was a woman in her 80s, who was asleep at the time. The 38-year-old was found guilty of wounding with intent. Thompson was jailed for seven years and handed an additional four years on licence.A woman said "I'm f***ed aren't I?" after being caught trying to get drugs into a Yorkshire prison.
Griffiths, now of of David Street, Malltraeth, Bodorgan, was sentenced to a total of 11 years in prison. He was also given a lifelong sexual harm prevention order, and will remain on the sex offenders register for life.A drugs and firearms trafficker with contacts around the globe boasted he was the "best in Liverpool" at producing crack cocaine.
Ashbrook admitted two counts of rape, sexual assault and inciting a child to engage in sexual activity. He was jailed for 15 years, of which he will serve at least two thirds before becoming eligible for release on licence.A former police officer exploited vulnerable women for his own sexual gratification, a court heard.
Merseyside Criminals Jailed Rapist Drug Trafficker Former Constable Pint Glass Drunken Tirade Conwoman Defrauding Taxpayer Terminal Cancer
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