Perverts, burglars and bullies among those put behind bars in May 2021
All these criminals were jailed at Newcastle Crown Court last month
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Victims of rapists, burglars and domestic brutes saw their tormentors brought to justice when they were locked-up in May.
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Gateshead couple bit and spat at security and PCs and said they had Covid during supermarket rampage
Michael and Victoria Hetherington, of Felling, told police they had Covid before coughing and spitting at them after causing havoc in Sainsbury s
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A vile couple bit and spat on security staff and police while pretending to have Covid during a supermarket rampage.
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