A man who murdered a drug dealer in a robbery gone wrong, and a domestic abuser who killed his partner’s two pet dogs are among the crooks who have been jailed for crimes in and around Peterborough in June.
Lewis Hutchinson (30) will serve a minimum of 31 years behind bars after he was given a life sentence for the murder of Mihai Dobre in Peterborough. Hutchinson shot Mr Dobre in the head with a shot gun.
Matthew Stark was given a jail sentence of four years and eight months after he poisoned and strangled dogs Ronnie and Tiki.
These are not all the criminals jailed in June – but just the ones who police have published a picture of.
13. Lewis Hutchinson
Lewis Hutchinson (30) was found guilty of murder after he shot dead drug dealer Mihai Dobre. Hutchinson, of Eastern Avenue, was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 31 years after being found guilty of murder and conspiracy to commit robbery. Photo: Cambs Police
14. Lawrence Connors
Lawrence Connors (21) was caught on CCTV with his brother assaulting a man in Peterborough City Centre. Connors, of Palmerston Road, Woodston, admitted assault causing actual bodily harm (ABH) and was jailed for 14 months Photo: Cambs Police
15. Lino da Silva
Lino da Silva continuously stalked his ex-partner as well as robbing he. Da Silva (23) of Miller Way, Peterborough, was jailed for three years and six months having pleaded guilty to stalking involving serious alarm and distress, damaging property, sending communication of an indecent nature, robbery and possession of cannabis. Photo: Cambs Police
16. Adam Giles
Adam Giles sent indecent images and videos of himself to what he thought were young girls. Giled (47) Giles, of Havelock Drive, Peterborough, admitted attempting to cause or incite a girl under 13 to engage in sexual activity, five counts of attempting to engage in sexual communications with a child, two counts of arranging or facilitating sexual activity with child and five counts of making indecent images of a child. He was jailed for 115 months Photo: Cambs Police