From domestic abusers to parents who took the law into their own hands, the courts have remained busy dishing out justice. In one sickening case, a man was caught carrying out a sex act while holding a baby seagull. Another case saw a pregnant woman in Blackpool say she would rip a police officer's beard off, when he was called to a disturbance at her home.
Preston Crown Court heard that on April 6 this year, Aldworth approached his victim who was parked on Rawlinson Street in the Cumbria town. After asking for directions, he struck the victim on the head and neck causing him to fall to the floor. In a video, shown to the court, the woman could be seen cowering while Holding shouted and swore and demanded she looked at the camera.
His defence barrister, Chris Hudson, said the defendant has ADHD and has been abusing cannabis since his early teens. He said Davies committed the offence at a time when he wasn't working and could not afford to fund his habit. Bradley Moore punched the woman repeatedly in the face and tipped the double buggy over with the tots onboard, in an attack on December 23, 2021. Preston Crown Court heard Moore and the woman had been in a relationship for six years before the incident.
Obsessed ex stood in nightclub staring at terrified victim during sick three-month stalking campaign A man who threatened to slash his ex's face in a three month stalking campaign has been jailed for 10 months. In addition to the jail sentence, the judge made a restraining order, banning Parkinson from going within 100m of his ex partner's property for five years.
On April 1 officers were due to attend her son's school, but were unable to do so due to lack of resources. Bailey was concerned about her son's safety during the school holidays and went to speak to the other boy's mother. However the situation escalated on the doorstep and she assaulted the woman, causing her to fall over.
David Lee, 40, appeared at court where he had admitted causing unnecessary suffering to the herring gull at a previous hearing. The incident happened at about 1am on August 18 last year. FULL STORY: Bungling county lines dealers checked into Morecambe Travelodge - but stuck out like sore thumbs Zafar was jailed for four years and two months. He was also ordered to sign the sex offender's register and was made subject to a sexual harm prevention order for 10 years. A 10-year restraining order was also put in place preventing him from contacting in any way his adult victim.