Camberley teenager jailed for robberies and threatening people with knife
Surrey Police said the sentence shows violence will not be tolerated in the county
The teenager punched a 15-year-old in Watchetts Recreation Ground, Camberley (Image: Alistair Wilson / Aldershot News and Mail)
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Daniel Styles was found guilty of the murder of Phillip Bagwell after a three-week trial. A Leatherhead man has been found guilty of the murder of Phillip Bagwell in the town after a weeks long trial. Today (Thursday, December 10), Daniel Styles (known locally as Daniel George Hopper) 32, from Leatherhead, was found guilty of murder after the death of 54-year-old Phillip Bagwell on Wednesday, June 10. His trial was held over the last three weeks at Guildford Crown Court before returning its verdict earlier this afternoon. As the Surrey Comet reported previously, Phillip was found by neighbours at his home address on North Street in Leatherhead on June 10.
A Worcester Park paedophile has been jailed for attempting to meet a minor for sex, after being caught in a police sting in Ashtead. Millan Rajasooriar, 34, of Hampton Road, pleaded guilty at Guildford Crown Court on October 26 to one count of attempting sexual communication with a child and one count of arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sex offence. He was sentenced to two-and-a-half years’ imprisonment at a hearing today (December 4). On October 28 last year, Rajasooriar had travelled to Ashtead Train Station, where he expected to meet and have sex with a 13-year-old child, but was instead met by officers from the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit and arrested.
Burglars sold stolen goods on buying and selling app - but caught by persistent victim
The man saw his bike being sold on ebay that was stolen in a burglary
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Jordan Barnett is one of those jailed
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Three men have been jailed after they were caught selling their stolen goods on a buying and selling app.
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image captionPhillip Bagwell (pictured) allowed Daniel Styles to stay with him during lockdown
A man who murdered a father of two who had let him stay at his house during lockdown has been jailed for 19 years.
Phillip Bagwell, 54, took Daniel Styles into his home to provide him with company , Guildford Crown Court heard.
But the 33-year-old instead began to bully and abuse Mr Bagwell, before beating him to death at a bus stop in Leatherhead, Surrey, on 10 June.
Mr Bagwell s son told Styles: You took advantage of my father s good nature for your own greedy, lowlife style .