Brute who attacked a woman with a hammer causing her to need plastic surgery has been ...
Mark Sturmey, of Consett, was sentenced to five years and three months in prison in what the judge described as a “horrific” attack.
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Mark Sturmey, of Consett, was sentenced to five years and three months in prison in what the judge described as a “horrific” attack.
Brandon Welch livestreamed the disorder on his TikTok account, during which he encouraged people to smash cars, property, and people up.
Lee Clarkson was stabbed multiple times after being dragged into his front garden on West Lane, in Bishop Auckland, on the evening of Wednesday, November 29 last year.
Steven Files attacked the woman in her own home on July 14 this year, just months after being released from prison following a previous assault on her.
Russell Weatherley
A violent man who kicked, punched and bit the victim, causing her to lose consciousness on multiple occasions has been jailed.
Liam Edward Smith also caused severe bruising to the victim in Aldi, Bishop Auckland, when he snatched five packets of cigarettes from her on July 30.
A man has been jailed for ten years setting fire to an ex-partner’s home.
Stuart Brown, a man who targeted businesses across the Newton Aycliffe, Spennymoor and Coundon at least 20 times ordered to pay back more than £2,000
Arian Ahmed and Mujmain Uddin chased the man before attacking him in what was described as a ‘racially motivated’ attack.