A former Thorpe Wood detective who was discovered with images of child abuse, and a carer who planned to meet young girls at a hotel are among the crooks jailed for committing crimes in and around Peterborough in February.
Former DC James Jordan, who was based at the Peterborough police station, was jailed for four years after he admitted a string of offences, including downloading vile images of child abuse. Jordan was also sacked from the force this month.
Daniel Paul Chisnall, from Huntingdon, who drove a minibus in his job as a carer for vulnerable adults, was locked up for more than five years after he was caught arranging to meet girls aged seven and 11 at a hotel. He had discussed on social media how he wanted to ‘rape’ the children when he met them. He was also found to have indecent images of children.
Other criminals to be sentenced include a number of drug dealers and domestic abusers.
These are not all the criminals to have been jailed in February, but just the ones police have released photographs of.
5. Aaron Granger
Aaron Granger (36) threatened to throw a man off a bridge as he robbed them in Fletton. Granger, of Pennington, Orton Goldhay, was jailed for 22 months and 14 days after pleading guilty to robbery Photo: Cambs Police
6. Robert Codling
Robert Codling, 58, of Princes Road Wisbech, sexually abused children for almost a decade. He was found guilty of six counts of assaulting a girl under 13 by touching, engage in sexual activity in presence if a child aged 13 to 15 and exposure. He was sentenced to eight years and two months in prison. Photo: Cambs Police
7. Darren Barker
Darren Barker (46) of Gull Road, Guyhirn, waged a campaign of harassment against a woman lasting nearly a month and threatened to disclose a private photograph. He was jailed for two years and seven months after admitting threatening to disclose private sexual photographs, theft, criminal damage and nine breaches of a non-molestation order. Photo: Cambs Police
8. Reginald Lilley
Reginald Lilley (70) of Cheyney Court, Orton Malborne stalked a woman for more than a year. He pleaded guilty to stalking and criminal damage, and was jailed for one year and four months Photo: Cambs Police