A former town mayor who raped a woman in her own home and a gang of armed robbers who carried out a terrifying raid in Peterborough are among those who have been jailed for crimes in and around Peterborough in August.
Aigars Balsevics had been Mayor of Wisbech a few days before he raped a woman two years ago. After being found guilty of rape at a trial, he was jailed in August for more than six years.
Another crook spending time behind bars is Ben Cunningham, who kept cocaine with a street value of nearly £500,000 on a boat.
And a gang of six who carried out a raid in Peterborough were jailed – receiving a total of more than 50 years between them.
These are not all the criminals jailed in August – just those that Cambridgeshire Police have released a picture of.
9. Malesio Gjonaj
Malesio Gjonaj 22, of Belvoir Street, Hull was jailed for nine years for his role in an armed gang which carried out a terrifying robbery at a Peterborough home. He was found guilty of conspiracy to commit aggravated burglary and two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to threaten. Photo: Cambs Police
10. Michael Ledlie
Michael Ledlie (26) of of Almond Road, Peterborough, was jailed for four years, having pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply crack cocaine, possession with intent to supply cannabis, dangerous driving, driving with no licence and driving with no insurance. He had been spotted by police in a car linked to drug dealing, before leading officers on a high speed chase Photo: Cambs Police
11. Logan Cook
Logan Cook (22) used a friend to lure a businessman to a Peterborough street before attacking him and breaking his nose. Cook, of no fixed address, was jailed for one year and six months, having pleaded guilty to inflicting grievous bodily harm without intent. Photo: Cambs Police
12. Brad Johnston
Brad Johnston forced a man to walk to an ATM machine by threatening to stab him and then demanded cash. Johnston 22, of London Road, Peterborough, was jailed for three years having pleaded guilty to robbery, theft and assault of an emergency worker. Photo: Cambs Police