He took away my childhood : Sex abuse victim says she finally has closure after offender jailed
Nicholas Ryland has been handed a lengthy prison sentence
Nicholas Ryland, 37, has been sentenced at Guildford Crown Court (Image: Darren Pepe - SurreyLive / Surrey Police (inset))
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A woman who was sexually abused as a child says she finally has closure and can try to move forward with her life now the offender has been found guilty and jailed.
A Met Police officer who admitted trying to groom a 13-year-old girl while he was on duty has been found guilty of gross misconduct.
PC Mark Collins admitted six counts of trying to communicate with someone under 16 for sexual gratification and one count of attempting to incite a girl aged 13 to engage in sexual activity back in January.
The 57-year-old resigned from the force a month later and is currently awaiting sentencing at the Old Bailey.
This week, a Special Case hearing was held over claims of gross misconduct, presided over by Met Assistant Commissioner Helen Ball.
The Met said an allegation had been proven against the ex-officer, who was first arrested in November 2019.
A drug dealer who impersonated UFC fighter Conor McGregor has been jailed for almost three years.
Mark Nye, 34, from Stanwell, Surrey even had business cards made up with McGregor Enterprise printed on the front.
He was stopped by police in Stanwell on February 11 who spotted him trying to throw away a package of drugs and two mobile phones he was carrying.
He pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs and driving while disqualified and without insurance.
Guildford Crown Court heard Nye gave false details when he was stopped, claiming he was called Conor .
He was also carrying several hundred business cards used as part of his drugs business featuring McGregor Enterprise on the front and best drops in Surrey on the back.
By Press Association 2021
The back of a Metropolitan Police officer
A serving Metropolitan Police constable has been dismissed without notice after an allegation of gross misconduct involving stalking was proven against him.
Dean Cupit, formerly based at South Area Command, appeared at Guildford Crown Court on December 8, where he pleaded guilty to a Section 2A offence under the Protection from Harassment Act 1979 (stalking). The offence took place between April 2019 and October 2019.
At the same court on February 9 he was sentenced to an 18 month community order, 25 days of rehabilitation around stalking/harassment, 100 hours of unpaid work, and was order to pay £500 court costs and a £95 victim surcharge.
A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been sacked without notice for stalking.
Pc Dean Cupit of South Area Command pleaded guilty to the harassment charge relating to an offence between April and October 2019.
After being sentenced in the courts, a hearing this week found he had acted with gross misconduct and he was dismissed.
A serving Metropolitan Police constable has been dismissed without notice after an allegation of gross misconduct was proven against him (file photo)
At Guildford Crown Court last December Cupit admitted committing the Section 2A crime under the Protection from Harassment Act 1979.
At the same court on February 9 he was sentenced to an 18 month community order, 25 days of rehabilitation around stalking/harassment, 100 hours of unpaid work, and was order to pay £500 court costs and a £95 victim surcharge.