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An arsonist who set fire to a caravan and watched as the flames spread to a nearby house has been jailed. Read all the details of the case here. The force said the year-old was active between November and March this year and that in that time his phone was used to strike deals of the class A drugs. Read the full story here. A 'prolific' burglar targeted two vulnerable people in the space of three days, police say. Ross Simmons targeted people who police said were 'vulnerable due to disabilities' in the Hinckley area earlier this year. He pleaded guilty to two counts of burglary when he appeared at Leicester Crown Court.
To find out more details click here. The police stopped Mohamed Abdulahi-Diriye in a taxi after receiving information a male with a pistol had been in the Arkade club, in Church Gate, in the early hours of Easter Monday. To read more from the sentencing hearing click here.
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More details from the case are here. A drink driver who crashed his car into a level crossing was rescued just 30 seconds before it was hit by a freight train. Thomas Dixon crashed into Asfordby level crossing in Station Lane, Kirby Bellars on May 4 this year, causing extensive disruption to the railway line.
Prosecutor Nicola Dean told the court how Dixon, after drinking three pints, was seen by a member of the public driving too fast along Station Lane before the crash. She said: "This incident happened not too long ago on May 4 and it involved some seriously bad driving on the part of the defendant in the early hours of the morning. The full story is here. While awaiting his trial, the year-old, who was a civilian property officer, was suspended on full pay. Bryan was caught pilfering in March and pleaded guilty to two thefts before the start of his trial in early June.
To find out what happened follow this link. He appeared at Leicester Crown Court in July to be sentenced to 26 months in prison after pleading guilty to four drug offences. Suklabaidya, 25, of Gladstone Avenue, Loughborough , admitted to selling cocaine and heroin during a drug deal in the Maxwell Drive area of the town in January this year. Read more here. It said year-old Holford was arrested with two other men in November last year following the burglary in Northage Close, Quorn.
He was sentenced to two years in prison and was also made the subject of a five-year serious crime prevention order, which will be impose restrictions on his movements once he is released from custody. Read more about the case here. Kimberley Constant was jailed for three years after being found guilty of stabbing her ex-girlfriend in the throat during a New Year's Day row. She grabbed the victim by her hair and pulled her head backwards, exposing her neck, to slash her jugular vein and carotid artery, causing life-threatening blood loss.
Constant, of May Close, Braunstone, was acquitted of a more serious alternative offence of wounding with intent. She had denied causing the injury at her house in the early hours of New Year's Day and claimed her ex-partner stabbed herself in the neck after they returned from a night out. Jordan Spence was high on a cocktail of drink and drugs when he terrorised two victims in the street - threatening to stab one and punching the other to the ground.
Spence was jailed for two years after admitting assault with intent to rob the first victim in St Leonard's Road, near Knighton Library, in Clarendon Park, Leicester, on the night of Tuesday May Spence told the first victim he would "stab or shank him" if he did not hand over cash, but the victim only handed over 20 pence. The second man, a cyclist, was punched in the face and knocked to the ground, where he had a necklace ripped off his neck and and his cycle taken.
Damon Hulme, 21, and Cohen Barley, 17, were in a group when they both kicked the first victim in the face, causing injuries that caused delays to his studies and graduation.
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Two men brutally attacked a "vulnerable" victim with a claw hammer and a knife, leaving him scarred for life. The sustained assault was so ferocious that he suffered multiple deep cuts to his shoulder, knee, elbow and face, which needed surgery under general anaesthetic to repair, Leicester Crown Court was told.
Boulard De-Nerval, 30, was said to have been in a dispute with the complainant - who has learning difficulties - about a debt and was looking for him to settle the matter. When the victim arrived, Boulard De-Nerval punched him before using a claw hammer to strike him on the palm of his hand, shoulder, elbow and knee causing deep gashes. Hulbert, 51, held the victim down and finished the attack by pressing a large kitchen knife against his head, causing several lacerations. Laura Blake sold heroin and cocaine from her Loughborough home.
She appeared at Leicester Crown Court yesterday to plead guilty to six drugs offences and was jailed for two and a half years. Releasing her custody photograph Leicestershire Police said she was arrested on the first day of Operation Lionheart, the force's ongoing anti-drugs campaign which has seen more than suspects arrested. It said she had committed offences at her two most recent addresses - Peel Drive and Burleigh Road.
A drink driver escaped a jail sentence after previously being told by a judge she would have been jailed if she was a man.
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Victoria Parry ploughed into other vehicles on the A46 and Judge Sarah Buckingham said she would have been locked up if her sex was different. The year-old, who already had two previous convictions for drink-driving, was dragged from her Fiat Stilo after it caught fire following the pile-up on the A46 last May. Tests showed she was almost three times over the drink-drive limit, while Warwick Crown Court heard she had been drinking up to two bottles of wine a day.
The judge deferred sentencing Parry for three months in April to give her a chance to prove she was turning her life around. It said the year-old, who has no fixed address, admitted two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs and two counts of being concerned in the supply of class A drugs. He committed the offences in Loughborough , between July last year January this year.
A psychiatric nurse left her mentally ill mother destitute after emptying her bank account and selling her home behind her back, a court heard.
Graham Jennings, 49, and his wife, Emma, 50, were heading home from a cinema trip along the A46 Western bypass when the fatal crash happened. Dewayne Brown's Ford Fiesta careered, without braking, into the couple's Citroen Xsara Picasso which caught on fire and exploded. Brown, 26, pleaded guilty to causing the deaths of Mr Jennings and his wife by driving dangerously on the night of Saturday August 18 last year.
An abuser seriously sexually assaulted a young man with special needs who did not have the mental capacity to refuse his advances. The year-old self-employed businessman also admitted two counts of causing or inciting a person with a mental disorder that impeded his choice to engage in sexual activity. He was placed on a sexual harm prevention order and will have to enrol on a sex offenders' register when he is released.
Three "brazen" cash machine raiders from Leicestershire were part of a ruthless masked gang that ripped out four cash machines and tried to take two others. Stolen telehandlers were used by the gang to rip out cash machines and load them into 4x4 vehicles, including Co-op store in Thringstone, Nationwide in Ashby and Spar in Market Harborough. Burglaries were also committed at numerous homes across the East Midlands to obtain getaway cars. The judge estimated their "catalogue of offending", including the stolen cash, structural damage, high value vehicles taken and lost business during repairs, amounted to "approaching one million pounds.
The year-old, of no fixed address, and an accomplice who has not been traced, were caught on CCTV sizing up and breaking into the woman's home in Weston Close. He had previously pleaded guilty to the burglary and was was being held on remand pending his sentencing hearing.
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Lisa Hutchinson and Pauline Smith were dealers for a county line operating in the town, and were involved in selling cocaine and heroin following the set-up of deals through a dedicated phone number. Hutchinson, currently of Drake Hall prison, in Staffordshire, was jailed for three years after admitting six offences.
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The year-old allowed a previous address, in Tuckers Road, Loughborough, to be used as a base for the sale of cocaine and heroin between May 29 and July 24, She also admitted three counts of supplying and two counts of being concerned in the supply of class A drugs from her address after heroin was sold by other dealers from her home. Smith, of Windermere Road, Handsworth, Birmingham, was jailed for two years and four months after previously admitting seven counts of supplying class A drugs.
The year-old sold cocaine and heroin on the streets of Loughborough on four dates between August 29 and October 12, A convicted serial rapist has been found guilty of further sex attacks on five women he met on an internet dating site. Father-of-three Jason Lawrance contacted thousands of women on Match. The year-old was jailed for life with a minimum term of 12 years and six months in for sexually violating seven women, including at Leicestershire beauty spots such as Bradgate park and Bluebell Woods near market Harborough.
Despite offering no defence during his second trial, Lawrance denied seven counts of rape, one charge of sexual assault and a further charge of assault by penetration - claiming all sex had been consensual. But he was found guilty of five counts of rape, one count of sexual assault and one charge of assault by penetration. A year-old boy was subjected to "almost sadistic torture" by two men who threatened to stab him if he did not steal mobile phones and other goods for them. The boy, who was described as "vulnerable" and having difficulties in social situations, was introduced to thugs Mudassir Din and Khalil Ali by two friends.
Din and Ail then threatened the boy with a 12in knife to do their bidding. Din and Ali, who had previous convictions for robbery, gave the teenager a series of options that would involve him being tortured, killed or taking part in their plan to make money. They also threatened to harm his mother and grandma and said they had a warehouse where they would torture him and set him on fire. Andrew Leigh trawled dating sites to befriend women in the Philippines in order to prey on children as young as five.
Some evidence was then lost when officers inspected it, because the defendant remotely controlled the devices to delete material as soon as it was connected to the internet. Gary Short, prosecuting, said some Skype chat data was saved, which showed that Leigh contacted women in the Philippines and established if they had daughters between five and 12 years old. Five men involved in buying a gun for a man who wanted to become a career criminal have been jailed for a combined total of more than 56 years.
Sohan Kumar, who had previous convictions for drug dealing and owning a 19th century revolver, had posed on social media with guns in the past and - four months after getting out of jail - was determined to get his hands on a firearm. Thompson, who was originally from Leicester but had moved to Nottingham, arranged with help from his friend Marcus Roberts-Barton to obtain a gun. Kumar was arrested at the same time and the other three involved were arrested and charged other the following months.