A man who tried to rob a woman at knifepoint at a Peterborough cash point is amongst the crooks and criminals jailed for offences in and around the city this month.
Normunds Aploks was locked up for four years after admitting the attempted robbery, that took place in June.
Others who were jailed include a gang of six men who ran a sophisticated drugs network.
These are not all the people jailed this month, just those that have had their picture released by police during November.
9. Ali Arshad
Ali Arshad was part of the six man gang jailed for drug supply in Peterborough. Arshad, (51), of Harris Street, Peterborough, was arrested in August 2022 with £100,000 in his possession. He was sentenced to six years and nine months for his role in the conspiracy. Photo: Cambs Police
10. Daniel Kilroy
Daniel Kilroy was part of the six man gang who were jailed for their role in a drug supply network in Peterborough. Kilroy, 32, of Abbotts Close, Stamford, was sentenced to 12 years and 10 months after pleading guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine and heroin between August 2021 to October 2022. Photo: Cambs Police
11. Normunds Aploks
Normunds Aploks tried to steal money from a woman at a Peterborough cash machine. Aploks, 33, approached the woman outside a post office in Exeter Road, Millfield, on the morning of 28 June and asked her for some money for food as she was withdrawing cash. When she refused, he brandished a knife and threatened to stab her if she didn’t hand over mone. Aploks, of Granville Street, Eastfield was sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to attempted robbery, threatening a person with a knife, possession of a knife in a public place and two counts of theft from a shop. Photo: Cambs Police
12. Reza Bashardoost
Reza Bashardoost threatened a member of the public and was then found to be in possession of a pair of scissors. Bashardoost, 52 of no fixed address, appeared at Cambridge Crown Court where he was sentenced to a year in prison after previously pleading guilty to being in possession of a bladed article in a public place. Photo: Cambs Police