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Machete teen launched ‘terrifying’ attack outside Tattoo parlour A pair of youths armed themselves with a machete and samurai sword then set about another man as he enjoyed a cigarette outside a Toothill tattoo parlour, a court heard. One of the two, a 16-year-old boy who cannot be named as he is under 18, was sent down for two years and four months at Swindon Crown Court for what the judge labelled a “terrifying” daytime attack. Judge Jason Taylor QC said: “You approached another young male who was outside a tattoo shop where he was attending an appointment but he went outside to smoke a cigarette. He was therefore clearly targeted.
Former addict Blair Egerton was jailed for four-and-a-half years for supplying drugs to undercover police officers.
Blair Egerton s custody shot Picture: WILTSHIRE POLICE Egerton was said to have been in such a bad way last year that he had begged his lawyers to get his case listed so he could be sent inside. The 33-year-old, who is now on a prescription for a class A drug substitute and has rekindled his relationship with his family, admitted supplying class A drugs and being concerned in supplying drugs.
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