Jordan Neale was given a life sentence, to serve a minimum of 16 and a half years in prison, after the 27 year old killed fellow HMP Peterborough inmate Gareth Jones in a row over vapes.
Shwan Sabah (24) was also given a life sentence, with a minimum term of 20 years, after he murdered 19-year-old Ben Procter in Peterborough. Ako Mohammad, 34, was jailed for 24 years, to serve a minimum of 16, for manslaughter in the same case.
Neale, Sabah and Mohammad are among 25 crooks who were jailed in July, and had their pictures for crimes in and around Peterborough.
These are not all the criminals jailed in July, just those who Cambridgeshire Police released images of.
5. Andrew Gladwin
Andrew Gladwin was jailed after he bombarded a woman with messages threatening to rape her. Gladwin (53) of Haweswater, Huntingdon admitted stalking involving fear of violence and sending communication threatening death or serious harm. He was sentenced to two years and four months in prison. Photo: Police
6. Joshua Turner
Prolific thief Joshua Turner continued offending despite being warned by a court - and was jailed when he was caught. Turner (23), of Tyesdale, Bretton, admitted four counts of theft and one breach of a criminal behaviour order, and was jailed for 28 weeks – which includes the activation of a 12-week suspended sentence he was given on 2 July for three shopliftings. Photo: Police
7. Curtis Seymour
Curtis Seymour conspired to sell cocaine and heroin in Cambridgeshire. Seymour (29) of Lowick Gardens, Westwood, Peterborough, was jailed for 40 months and 14 days after pleading guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine and conspiracy to supply heroin. Photo: Police
8. Ali Amjad
Ali Amjad orchestrated a Covid scam which defrauded companies of hundreds of thousands of pounds. Amjad, 42, of Taverners Road, Peterborough, masterminded the movement of funds from scams where organisations were tricked into changing payment methods for direct debits, standing orders, and bank transfers. He was jailed for three years after admitting entering arrangements to facilitate the acquisition of criminal property and possession of criminal property. Photo: Police