Burglars, violent offenders and drug dealers are among those who have been jailed for crimes in and around Peterborough over the past month.
One of those jailed was Callum English – English was jailed for more than three years after pleading guilty to being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin. He was a ‘third striker’ – someone who had similar previous convictions in the past.
Max Roberts was jailed after attacking his partner – and even killing her pet hamster
These are not all the people jailed during May – just those who had their picture released by Cambridgeshire Police.
9. Jade Mason
Jade Mason seriously injured a fellow prison inmate at HMP Peterborough by throwing a cup of boiling water with sugar on her. Mason (39) was on remand at HMP Peterborough for theft offences at the time. Mason (39) of Eastfield Road, Eastfield was jailed for eight years at Cambridge Crown Court after pleading guilty to causing grievous bodily harm (GBH) with intent. She was also sentenced to a further 15 months after admitting assault occasioning actual bodily harm in relation to another prison attack in April of last year when she cut a fellow inmate’s face using a disposable razor blade, and one month for each of the thefts, which she also admitted, all to run concurrently. Photo: Police
10. Sam Smith
Sam Smith defrauded and stole £16,000 from an elderly man in Warboys. Smith (23) of Common Road, Potton, Sandy, Bedfordshire, was jailed for 57 months, having pleaded guilty to burglary and fraud. Photo: Police
11. Max Roberts
Max Roberts launched an attack on his fiancee - and even killed her pet hamster. Roberts (18) of Eastfield Road was locked up for 12 months after admitting intentional strangulation, criminal damage to property, failing to prevent the causing of unnecessary suffering to an animal and causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal. Photo: Police
12. Imran Ali
Imran Ali (40) attacked his partner in a fit of rage. Ali, of no fixed address, was jailed for 15 months having pleaded guilty to escaping from lawful custody and assault. Photo: Police