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Mr Peers said that while bailed for this offence, Wynter was stopped in London in September, last year, and found to have 10 bags of cannabis  with a a street value of £210 which was hidden in his jogging bottoms. Wynter, now aged 20, of Coventry Road, Ilford, admitted being concerned in the the supply of drugs and was given a 40 month sentence. Jailing him, Recorder Guy Ayers told him that he had been involved in commercial and organised drug operations. He said: "You were aware of that and played a role." He said he found it "very depressing" that after his arrest for the Norwich ma...

Oarton turned up at her address, banging on the door, before barging his way into her home. He tried to snatch the phone and made threats, stating it would be “the last thing she would do”. He also made threats to her with a knife - although he did not actually have one. He grabbed her and twice, spat at her and prevented her from calling the police or escaping. On another occasion, on October 17 last year he banged at her door and accused her of having been with someone else and warned her he would find her and slice her face up.

A prolific offender who carried out a spree of shoplifting during the coronavirus pandemic had hoped his face mask might stop him being caught.

Matthew Oarton from Norwich threatened to find and slice up the face of his former partner as part of a campaign of harassment against her, a court has heard.

Gary Jakeman Photo: Norfolk Constabulary - Credit: Archant A prolific offender who carried out a spree of shoplifting offences during the coronavirus pandemic had hoped his face mask might stop him being identified, a court heard. Gary Jakeman, 31, carried out a spree of offending across the city towards the end of last summer and into the autumn. Norwich Crown Court heard that between July 25 and November 16 last year he committed 11 shoplifting offences, two thefts from vehicles and a fraud offence. Jude Durr, prosecuting, said the total value of items stolen was £2167. As well as those ...