Rapists, burglars and violent abusers among the vile criminals locked up in June 2021
Judges heard details of terrifying crimes as these crooks faced their punishment
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Horrific details of terrifying crimes have been laid bare before courtroom judges over recent weeks.
Rape, arson and the shameful abuse of a toddler were among the cases to be heard at Newcastle Crown Court in June 2021.
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Thug tried to ram rival with car before stabbing man with machete A VIOLENT crook who tried to ram his car into a rival before assaulting another man with a machete is set for a significant spell behind bars. David ‘Porky’ Clark was at the centre of a series of violent offences committed across Southwick on the evening of April 5, 2020. Clark was behind the wheel of a Mercedes as he and a convoy of cars descended on Ridley Street and deliberately tried to run over a man who was in the road. As the victim tried to get away in a silver hatchback, Clark and the driver of a Volvo rammed the car and smashed into another parked vehicle – to the horror of families living nearby.
Here is a round-up of some of those named in magistrates’ courts in Sussex for their crimes. MATHEW FORSTER Aged 35, of Allen Road, Haywards Heath, admitted theft, stealing £3,106 from The Star public house in the town. To do 150 hours of unpaid work and 15 rehabilitation sessions and to pay £3,106 compensation with a £90 surcharge and £85 costs. TOBY PULLEN Aged 29, of Aldwick Road, Worthing, admitted assaulting a woman in Bognor, drunk and disorderly behaviour at a pub and possessing cocaine during an incident in August. To do 40 hours of unpaid work. To pay £50 compensation, a £95 surcharge and £85 costs. ASHLEY TAYLOR Aged 26, of Anson Road, Goring, admitted assaulting a woman in Worthing. To do 80 hours unpaid work and 15 Building Better Relationships sessions, with a £90 surcharge and £85 costs.