St Albans Crown Court.
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A teenager has been sentenced to seven and a half years after a series of robberies and attempted robberies in Potters Bar, Hatfield, and St Albans.
Bradley Gill, of Lloyd Taylor Close, Little Hadham, appeared at St Albans Crown Court via videolink on Friday, December 21 where he was sentenced for 15 robberies and attempted robberies.
The 19-year-old was sent to a Young Offenders’ Institute.
Gill had previously pleaded guilty to the offences which took place between December 11 and 16 in 2019.
Detective Barnaby Goding, of the Hertsmere Local Crime Unit said: “These were disturbing incidents for all of the victims and so we are pleased Bradley Gill has been taken off the streets.
A man from Borehamwood has been jailed for his part in a violent attack outside a club. Two clubbers were left seriously injured when they were assaulted after leaving Pryzm in Watford town centre on Tuesday April 30. Both victims required surgery after the attack - one suffered a broken arm while the other suffered a facial fracture - and neither victim has fully recovered. Four men have been jailed for a total of just over 12 years.
Alexandru Hriscu, aged 22, of Wells Drive, Kingsbury, London, pleaded guilty to Section 18 Grievous Bodily Harm (GBH) and was sentenced on December 17 at St Albans Crown Court to seven years and four months in prison.
Four men stamped on victims heads in shocking karate-style assault outside Watford nightclub
All four men have been jailed for their involvement
Left to right: Achim Lassy, Mehdi Haili, Alexandru Hriscu and William Foe have all been sentenced (Image: Herts Police)
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