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From an RAF Marham sailor, who raped a colleague, to a man who killed a drug dealer in Thetford, here are some of those jailed in Norfolk in 2021.

The sentencing of a man who brandished a knife in a Norwich store has been adjourned so that he can see a psychiatrist. Marcus Cork, 30, had been at the...

A woman who forced her partner to send pictures of empty seats in his car to prove he was not being unfaithful has admitted to controlling and coercive...

A woman who forced her partner to send pictures of empty seats in his car to prove he was not being unfaithful has admitted to controlling and coercive...

A woman who forced her partner to send pictures of empty seats in his car to prove he was not being unfaithful has admitted to controlling and coercive...

Here are the criminals locked up in Norwich this week. - Credit: Norfolk Constabulary Who was jailed in Norfolks courts this week? Sally and Sarah Harcourt Sarah Harcourt, left, and Sally Harcourt were sentenced in Norwich Crown Court on Thursday. - Credit: Archant Sally and Sarah Harcourt, 44 and 41, of Thatched Pavilion Court, had both pleaded guilty to two counts of theft on March 8 at Singer Court, Calvert Street. Sally Harcourt had also pleaded guilty to a handling offence of a mobile phon...

Who was jailed in Norfolk's courts this week?

Armed robber Craig Hicks caused £23,000 of damage to a Thorpe St Andrew newsagents when workers locked him in.

Sarah Harcourt, left, and Sally Harcourt were sentenced in Norwich Crown Court on Thursday - Credit: Archant Two Norwich sisters with more than 100 criminal convictions between them have been jailed for stealing from vulnerable people they had befriended. Sally and Sarah Harcourt, 44 and 41, of Thatched Pavilion Court, had both pleaded guilty to two counts of theft on March 8 at Singer Court, Calvert Street. Sally Harcourt had also pleaded guilty to a handling offence of a mobile phone belongi...

Andrew Blundell was found with more than 8000 indecent images of children - Credit: Archant A man who feared catching Covid in prison after a police raid found 8,000 indecent images of children on his computer has escaped a jail sentence. Andrew Blundell, 62, was found to have downloaded the images over a three-year period, including 958 images in the most serious category, Norwich Crown Court heard. Blundell, of Church Street, Wymondham, admitted downloading indecent images of children and p...