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HERE is a rundown of the vile criminals who have been jailed this week. From people trying to murder a man by setting him on fire to crooks posing as plumbers, these criminals have committed some utterly henious crimes. This is everything you need to know on the most serious criminal sentencings in south Essex this week. Perry Bohm and Charlie White Perry Bohm Perry Bohm, 27, of no fixed address was sentenced to five years in prison and Charlie White, 25, of Melrose Avenue in Crayford was jailed for two years for helping to run the Bobby line between Bexley and Basildon. ....
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Breaking The scene in Southchurch Avenue where Jane Reilly and Alan Archer set fire to a man to try and kill him “ARROGANT AND EVIL” petrol attackers have been locked up for setting their friend on fire – and then harassed his girlfriend while ambulances arrived. Former couple Jane Reilly and Alan Archer were lambasted by Judge Samantha Leigh saying their behaviour “beggars’ belief” when they tried to kill the man in Southend. The duo filled up a five litre can of petrol at a BP garage on London Road in the middle of the night, before going to a house in Southchurch Avenue, Southend, dousing the man with the fuel and setting fire to him twice on October 30, 2019. ....
Jane Reilly and Alan Archer have been convicted of trying to kill a man by setting him on fire A WOMAN and man who threw petrol over a man and set him on fire are facing years in jail after being convicted of attempted murder. Jane Reilly stood stoney-faced, while Alan Archer looked exasperated and in disbelief as the jury of six men and women read out their verdicts. The duo had denied attempting to murder the victim in Southchurch Avenue, Southend on October 30 last year. CCTV of the incident showed Reilly and Archer luring the man outside before dousing him with petrol and setting him on fire. ....
Southchurch Avenue, where the incident happened A GANG set a man on fire over a stolen £4 watch, a jury heard as the prosecution closed their case in an attempted murder trial. Prosecution lawyers made their final submissions in the trial at Basildon Crown Court yesterday with four people accused of trying to kill a man in Southend. The jury were previously shown CCTV footage of the man being set on fire in Southchurch Avenue on October 30, 2019. John Caudle, prosecuting, said it was clear that all four were there to kill the man. He said: “Can it really be about a £4 watch? We say that motive doesn’t matter. We don’t have to prove a motive, we have to prove that it happened and what the intention was when it did happen. ....