A child rapist and a carer who stole thousands from the vulnerable man he was meant to be caring for are among the crooks jailed for offences in and around Peterborough in April.
Alala Kesahit, aged 31, from Oxford, was jailed for 20 years after admitting a string of historic offences against children that took place in both Peterborough and Oxfordshire.
Earlier in the month, Simon Rouse (50) of Frederick Drive, Peterborough, was jailed for more than a year after he confessed to taking £12,000 from his vulnerable victim – splashing the cash on expensive goods.
Drug dealers, burglars and robbers are also among those who were jailed this month for crimes in and around Peterborough.
These are not all the criminals jailed in April, just the ones who police have released photos of.
9. Thomas Wiltshire
Thomas Wiltshire, 24, of New Road, Ramsey, was jailed for four years and three months, having pleaded guilty to two counts of being concerned in the supply of heroin, two counts of being concerned in the supply of cocaine and one count of possession of criminal property. Photo: Cambs Police
10. Lucy Hutchinson
Lucy Hutchinson (40) of no fixed abode, was described as an 'opportunistic burglar' after she stole cash from a Peterborough home. She was sentenced to three years in prison after previously pleading guilty to burglary, breach of a community order, and failing to surrender to court. Photo: Cambs Police
11. Genc Gjergje
Genc Gjergje was arrested after police found “selfies” with his £165,000 cannabis grow yield on his phone. Gjergje, (27) of no fixed address, was sentenced to one year and ten months in prison after admitting being concerned in the production of cannabis and two counts of production of cannabis. Photo: Cambs Police
12. Mateusz Tabor
Mateusz Tabor, 27, of Moores Lane, Eye, was jailed for three years, having pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine, being concerned in the supply of MDMA, being concerned in the supply of cannabis and possession of a prohibited weapon. He was found guilty of being concerned in the supply of DMPEA and being concerned in the supply of cannabis following an earlier trial. Photo: Cambs Police