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They've been given time behind bars

Seven people sent to prison this year for crimes in Wiltshire - Pictures from Wiltshire Police FROM robbery to running a cannabis farm, several people across Wiltshire have already faced justice this year, having been jailed for their roles in criminal activity across the county. Here are six cases published by Wiltshire Police, which resulted in court hearings and perpetrators going to prison. Jailed in January: 1) James Cherry, aged 28, of no fixed address in Swindon, was jailed for eight years and seven months after breaking a woman's jaw and robbing several shops.   In 2020 C...

DETECTIVES have welcomed the jail sentence handed down to a Swindon cocaine dealer. Kyle Rigley, 28, was jailed for four years on Monday after he’d earlier admitted conspiracy to supply a class A drug. Det Sgt Neil Hilton, who led the investigation for Wiltshire Police’s organised crime squad, said: "Rigley was one of the leaders of this Swindon-based operation selling cocaine.  To reach people like this, further up the drug dealing chain, is a good result. "This sentencing is the result of a lot of hard work on behalf of the team involving intelligence from members of the public...

A GANG flooded Swindon with cannabis and cocaine – even dealing the drugs further afield. The gang of six, three members of which have already been given more than 16 years’ worth of jail, supplied high purity cocaine and “designer” cannabis to dealers and directly to users. The conspiracy can now be reported, after the only member of the alleged gang to fight his case to trial after he was found not guilty of conspiring to supply cocaine. The Bristol end Ashley Hunt and Nicholas Bullock, both 31, were the two at the Bristol end of the chain. Hunt was the link man – arrang...