Sex offenders, fraudsters and drug dealers are among the criminals and crooks who have been jailed in April for crimes in and around Peterborough.
Among those jailed was Wayne Sharman, who robbed a shop in Peterborough at knifepoint. He got away from the shop with cash and menthol cigarettes – but was jailed for six years after he dropped his balaclava, and was linked to the crime through DNA evidence.
Also jailed was fraudster Anthony Atkins, who was locked up after breaching a strict court order that banned him from door knocking residents.
These are not all the people jailed during April – just those who had their picture released by Cambridgeshire Police.
5. Paddy Beart
Paddy Beart was jailed alongside his brother Kieran Beart, after their drug dealing enterprise was uncovered by police. Paddy Beart (20), of Creek Road, March, was sentenced to two years and eight months in prison after admitting to being concerned in the supply of cocaine, being concerned in the supply of cannabis, and acquiring criminal property. Photo: Police
6. Emmanuel Oluwaseye
Emmanuel Oluwaseye was jailed after police found almost £13,000 of crack cocaine and £1,780 in cash in his car. Oluwaseye (19) of Littlecote Drove, Walton, Peterborough, was sentenced to three years and eight months in prison after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply heroin and crack cocaine, possession of cannabis, and acquiring criminal property – namely £1,800 in cash. Photo: Police
7. Jonathan Watson
Jonathan Watson was one of three men jailed after a fight in a residential street ended in two stabbings. Watson (38) of Ivy Road, Brockley, London, was handed two years and two months in prison after being found guilty of affray, and was handed an additional four months for dealing cannabis, taking his total sentence to two years and six months. Photo: Police
8. Kenneth Watson
Kenneth Watson was one of three men jailed after a fight in a residential street ended in two stabbings. Kenneth Watson (43), of Hornbeam Close, March, was jailed for two years and two months after being found guilty of affray Photo: Police