A man who was finally brought to justice more than a decade after murdering a Cambridgeshire pensioner is one of a number of criminals who were given jail sentences for crimes in and around Peterborough in February.
David Newton, now aged 70, killed 86-year-old Una Crown in her home in Magazine Lane, Wisbech in 2013.
Newton was not brought to justice until this year – and in February he was given a life sentence, to serve a minimum of 21 years in custody, after he was found guilty of murder.
Other criminals locked up in February include Lulzim Sinimati, 27, and Fatos Kertolli, 36 who left a man with a bleed on the brain following an attack in a Peterborough bar.
These are not all the criminals jailed in February, just those who Cambridgeshire Police released a picture of.
13. Lulzim Sinimati
Lulzim Sinimati, (27) and Fatos Kertolli (36) were both jailed after an attack on a man in a bar in Peterborough city centre. Sinimati, of Dogsthorpe Road, Millfield, was found guilty of causing grievous bodily harm (GBH) and affray and was jailed for four-and-a-half years. Photo: Police
14. David Ziga
David Ziga used a broken glass to slash the ankles of his ex-partner and threatened to put her in a wheelchair. He was arrested in Peterborough, ans Ziga (37) of Sewell Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, was sentenced to ten years after previously admitting causing grievous bodily harm (GBH) with intent. Photo: Police
15. Fezhan Bahadur
Fezhan Bahadur repeatedly breached a restraining order by making threats to harm his former partner and her family. Bahadur (25) of Sallowbush Road, Huntingdon, was jailed for three years and eight months having pleaded guilty to harassment by breaching a restraining order. Photo: Police
16. Fred Lamb
Fred Lamb (42) of Trelowen Way, Hempsted, breached a court order banning him from Peterborough city centre following concerns around him exploiting homeless people. He was jailed twice in February for breaching the order. On the second occasion, three days after his release from prison, he was sentenced to four weeks in prison, after admitting one count of breaching an interim slavery and trafficking risk order (STRO) Photo: Police