Predatory police officer, teen killers and a sick couple amongst those jailed in Greater Manchester in June
A predatory police officer who sexually assaulted teenagers in his own ‘grooming playground’ is amongst those who have been jailed in Greater Manchester this month.
Another theft involved a 'switcheroo' distraction con, a judge was told, in which Stokes stole an £2,750 Omega watch from a jeweller whilst replacing it with a cheap replica he had in his pocket. Bolton Crown Court heard that a short time after a fight broke out, with punches thrown between all four men. Backed into a corner, Cullen then pulled out a Rambo style knife in retaliation, stabbing the three men to the stomach.
Thug randomly stabs stranger in horror attack outside takeaway A thug randomly stabbed a complete stranger and robbed him of his £9,000 Rolex watch as he waited for a takeaway with his fiancé. Farren Chevelleau, 23, was looking at the man's fiancé as she waited in a car parked outside. Chevelleau, of Abbey Close, Stretford, was jailed for four years for offences of robbery, wounding and possession of an offensive weapon.
Yolo, who had passed his driving test just 12 months before the scam, had also tried to sit theory tests at Preston, Scarborough, Sheffield and Chester. A court heard the father-to-be had been struggling financially due to the cost of living crisis and the ruse seemed like 'easy money'.At Chester Crown Court, father-to-be Yolo, of Lathbury Road, Monsall, pleaded guilty to seven charges of fraud by false representation, and was jailed for 24 weeks.
Just days later, Gorman, 38, went back into the same store, and again attempted to lift some more bottles of booze. The shop assistant, a student at Manchester University, challenged him, but Gorman told him: “I’m going to smash you with this”, as he held up one of the bottles. He was taken to hospital following the incident, but died from his injuries almost two months later on October 16. Jack Lomas, 28, of Warbeck Close in Stockport, pleaded guilty to death by dangerous driving and causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
Today, Judge Martin Walsh jailed the pervert for 16-and-a-half years, describing him as ‘a significant risk of causing serious harm’ to the public. Johnson, who appeared in court via video link from prison, must serve two-thirds of his sentence before being eligible for parole. Manchester Crown Court heard that he 'completely and utterly denied' the offences when interviewed by the probation service.
On Monday he was jailed for life for murder and told he will serve at least 20 years before being considered for parole. His accomplices Lilner Neto and Benson Jones, both 16 at the time of the attack in January 2022, have each been jailed for eight years after being found guilty of manslaughter. Carrying 'at least one knife' they arrived at the park in a stolen BMW. They then 'set upon' Alan in the dark in a vicious attack which lasted around 10 minutes.
The court heard how two girls, who have not been named due to legal reasons, reported being given substances prior to being sexually abused by the couple. A third victim was exposed to the presence and consumption of controlled drugs and sexual activity. Hours earlier, Gulshin, 25, had been removed from the area following a disturbance with police due to his 'aggravated' behaviour.
Armed robber waved claw hammer around in terrifying raid - but had plans foiled after being confronted by fearless owners in their 70s An armed robber who waved a claw hammer around in a terrifying raid at a jewellers in Manchester had his plans foiled after being confronted by the shop's brave owners, both aged in their 70s.
He waved a claw hammer as he tried to snatch an expensive bracelet from the owners, Malcolm Abelson, age 78 and Elise, age 71, but left empty handed by their fearless reactions when they bravely fought back. Ahmed, of Stoke-on-Trent, was convicted following a trial of an offence of attempted murder. Today he was jailed for 30 years.
'I was so hammered - if I did it, I did it', says man watching CCTV of carnage he caused A former keep fit fanatic threatened to stab and shoot a pub regular, held up an off licence at knifepoint and vowed to rape the mothers and girlfriends of police after he went on a lager and Jack Daniels fuelled rampage.
At Minshull Street Crown Court, Tinker, from Mossley, was jailed for 30 months after he admitted attempted robbery, possession of a bladed article, a public order offence and two counts of causing racially aggravated alarm or distress. "How many more parents, families and friends have to go through the pain and heartache that knife crime brings?" The father of a student brutally stabbed to death by a 'coward' armed with a 13-inch 'mafia stiletto' weapon has called for a crackdown on knife crime. Jason O'Connor said the 15 year sentence handed to his son's killer 'does not reflect the magnitude of the crime'.
But sentencing judge Nicholas Dean KC labelled Pottinger's reaction as 'pathetic', saying his behaviour suggested 'arrogance'. Pottinger later said he had bought the knife as 'a sort of fashion statement'. Greater Manchester Police began investigating the incident and, after interviewing a number of witnesses at the scene, officers quickly identified Sinclair as the suspect.
Adnan Ali has been sentenced to five years in jail for misconduct in a public office and five sexual assaults on a 16-year-old boy and two young girls. The assaults and misconduct took place between 2015 and 2018 while he was serving with GMP’s Volunteer Police Cadet Scheme.
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