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.
13. Mohammed Nasarat
Mohammed Nasarat (31) of Henry Street, Peterborough was found guilty of two counts of burglary after stealing tools and kit from a house that was being renovated. He was jailed for three years Photo: Cambs Police
14. Najat Ibrahim
Najat Ibrahim (22) of no fixed abode, was found in a Peterborough with a stash of drugs. He was jailed for a year after admitting possession with intent to supply cannabis. Photo: Cambs Police
15. Shaxawan Beker
Drug dealer Shaxawan Beker assaulted a police officer as he tried to evade arrest in Peterborough. Beker (26) of Essendyke, Bretton, was sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison after previously admitting possession with intent to supply cocaine, assault with intent to resist arrest, possession of an offensive weapon (the officer’s CS spray) and possession of cannabis. Photo: Cambs Police
16. Karl Cooke
Karl Cooke (30), of Dahlia Close, March knocked his partner unconscious, bit her, damaged her car and threatened her family. He was jailed for five years. He admitted assault occasioning grievous bodily harm (GBH) without intent, assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH), damaging property, possessing a knife in public, sending a threatening message and harassment. He also pleaded guilty to further charges of producing cannabis and possessing class A and B drugs Photo: Cambs Police