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.
9. James Jordan
Former detective constable James Jordan, who was based at Thorpe Wood Police Station, accessed vile child abuse images while at work. He was jailed for four years after pleading guilty to five counts of possession/making indecent images of a child which included 62 category A images. He also pleaded guilty to three counts of misconduct in a public office. Photo: Cambs Police
10. Daniel Chisnall
Daniel Chisnall (48) of Ashton Gardens, Huntingdon, arranged to meet young children at a hotel, and had images of child abuse. He was a carer who looked after vulnerable adults,. He pleaded guilty to one count of arranging or facilitating the commission of sexual assault of a child, one count of making indecent images of children (categories A-C), and one count of possessing indecent images of children Photo: NCA
11. Joseph Kariuki
Joseph Kariuki (30) of Touthill Place, Peterborough, was found in possession of crack cocaine and heroin. He was jailed for two years after admitting possession with intent to supply class A drugs, possession of an offensive weapon in a private place – namely a knuckleduster, and possession with intent to supply a psychoactive substance – nitrous oxide. Photo: Cambs Police
12. Tariq Malin
Tariq Malin, 42, of Worsley, Orton Goldhay was jailed for two and a half years after drugs were found in his car. He pleaded guilty to conspiring to supply cocaine and was found guilty of possession with intent to supply cocaine. Photo: Cambs Police