A robber who pulled a woman from a car after she pulled over to deal with a puncture is among a dozen crooks locked up for crimes in August.
Jerry Johnson, 27, was in a vehicle following the white SEAT Leon along the Stanground bypass, Peterborough, at about 12.30am on Sunday, 9 January, 2022.
The victim’s car had a flat tyre and she was driving slowly when the vehicle, with Johnson inside, began tailgating her and flashing its lights.
She pulled into a lay-by and Johnson reached through the open window to open the door and pull her out of the car.
The victim ran off and returned to the lay-by later that day to find the car had gone.
Johnson, of Aspley Road, Bedford was locked up for three years, having been found guilty of robbery by a jury.
Johnson was one of 12 criminals jailed who had their photo released by Cambridgeshire Police during August – with others including burglars, shoplifters and drug dealers.

5. Dean Wright
Dean Wright stole DJ decks, two pairs of Rayban sunglasses, a Hugo Boss watch, a bottle of whiskey and a box of coins and notes after breaking into a Peterborough home. Wright (42), of Wye Place, Gunthorpe, Peterborough, was jailed for three years and 30 weeks, having pleaded guilty to the burglary and an affray Photo: Police

6. Joshua Turner
Prolific Peterborough shoplifter Joshua Turner stole from a shop just hours after being given a second chance by magistrates. Turner (22) was sentenced to 28 weeks in prison, including the activation of the 20-week suspended sentence, after he was convicted of four counts of theft from a shop Photo: Police

7. Angelo Fichele
Angelo Fichele threatened to kill a member of the public and used a homemade weapon to assault a man. Fichele, 44, of Welland Road, Dogsthorpe, was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison after admitting making threats to kill, indecent exposure, five counts of criminal damage, assault causing grievous bodily harm (GBH) with intent and being in possession of a weapon in a public place. He has also been placed on the Sex Offenders Register for seven years. Photo: Police

8. Robert Fitzjohn
Robert Fitzjohn 44, broke into March Town Hall where he searched through a safe and cupboard before stealing cheque books, bank cards, a bottle of prosecco and another small safe. He also used bits of a drill to break into another office and went to the coffee shop where he stole £17 from the till as well as a pot of foreign coins and a cake. Fitzjohn, of Deerfield Road, March, was jailed for two years having pleaded guilty to burglary which triggered a suspended sentence. Photo: Police

