Locked up in March: 12 Dorset criminals jailed for total of more than XXyears CRIMINALS put behind bars in April for Dorset offences include three young thugs who burgled a family home, a drug dealer who peddled Class As while on bail and a robber who threatened shop staff with a syringe. The courts are dealing with more and more cases, including jury trials, as the national lockdown easing continues. The list below includes 12 offenders that were put behind bars by judges last month. Their combined sentences totalled 54 years and and two weeks imprisonment. Some of them could be released on licence part way through their time behind bars, while several were issued with extended licence periods as they were deemed to be dangerous offenders .
The list below includes some of the offenders that were put behind bars by judges during April. The offenders names and a summary of what led to them appearing in the dock are as follows:
‘Dangerous’ robber headbutted man and stormed flat Christopher David Davies headbutted a man outside a flat in Lennox Street on January 14 before entering the property, stabbing a sofa and taking around £400 from the victim, Bournemouth Crown Court heard. Davies pleaded guilty to assault, robbery and criminal damage. The court heard 35-year-old Davies headbutted a man before entering the flat with two other men. Prosecutor Charlene Sumnall said: He headbutted the victim at the front door of the flat. Once inside he said, give us the drugs and money and if you don t give us what we want we will stab you .
A MAN who was banned from a Bournemouth road for a year after repeated anti-social behaviour has been jailed for eight weeks for breaching a restraining order. Parvez Latif, 47 of Ensbury Park Road, Bournemouth, was sentenced at Poole Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday March 23 after admitting theft and using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of or provoke unlawful violence. He also admitted an offence of being drunk and disorderly in a public place and failing to comply with a section 35 exclusion order. Latif was sentenced to a total of eight weeks in prison on that occasion, suspended for 12 months, and was made the subject of a restraining order prohibiting him from going to Columbia Road for a year.