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A teenager threatened his mum with a knife and hit her over the head with a picture frame after "losing the plot" when she said she didn't have a cigarette to give him. Curtis Lawton had been staying the night at his mother's house in September when he went into her bedroom as she slept, demanding a cigarette.
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Newcastle Crown Court heard the woman told Lawton she didn't have one to give him - and he responded by "picking up a picture frame and hitting her over the head, while shouting he wanted a cigarette". Claire Anderson, prosecuting, said Lawton's mum went downstairs but as he continued to be aggressive, "thought it was best to leave the house".
Ms Anderson said: "As she went down the street the defendant ran out of the property and pushed her with both his hands, causing her to fall over. Lawton admitted common assault and threatening another with a bladed article. He was sentenced to six months behind bars. The horrified victim came home on October 25 with his wife and two year-old son to find the door to their flat in Sunderland had been forced open and burglar Trotter was on the other side. When the man tried to stop him leaving, Trotter pushed him out of the way and hit him in the face, dropping a green hold-all he had been carrying.
Newcastle Crown Court heard that a struggle ensued, during which a cream coloured thermal hat the burglar was wearing dropped to the floor before he made his escape. The court heard that the incident was part of a burgling spree by Trotter lasting more than two months leading up to Christmas. Trotter pleaded guilty to four counts of burglary and one common assault.
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He was locked up for four years and one month. Glen Elvin has been jailed for life after he plunged a knife into his cousin's chest in a drunken rage. Elvin chased Christopher Harm, of Gateshead, with the weapon and stabbed him with such force that it pierced his heart. Mr Harm, 28, of Sunniside, was pronounced dead at the scene in Engine Lane, near Merry Hill shopping centre in Brierley Hill, in the West Midlands, despite the best efforts from paramedics.
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Elvin, 26, of no fixed address but formerly of County Durham, denied the murder charge, insisting it had never been his intention to kill his cousin and he had grabbed the weapon to ward him off. The court heard the pair had grown up together in the North East and were in the Black Country promoting a circus alongside two other men.
Members of a crime gang were jailed for 18 years after a large-scale plot to supply Class A drugs across the North East was discovered. Officers from the North East Regional Specialist Operations Unit took part in a lengthy covert operation and arrested Grant Harrison and three others during a raid at a home in Sandmere Place, Scotswood in Newcastle in The men appeared at Newcastle Crown Court where they each pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply cocaine.
A fourth man, Dillon Brooks, 18, also of Sandmere Place, was given three years in a youth offending institute as he was only 17 when the crime took place.
Members of another organised crime group were locked up for a total of more than 30 years after pleading guilty to conspiring to supply cocaine. The three men were handed jail terms at Newcastle Crown Court after previously admitting their role in a large-scale operation in which they attempted to flood the area with Class A drugs. A driver laughed when he was told to slow down on a journey which would end with one young passenger dead and her auntie critically injured. A court heard Colleen had asked Elmore to slow down as they headed into the city but he laughed - a sound she now struggles to get out of her head.
Newcastle Crown Court was told Elmore was only marginally above the speed limit when he lost control of his car, which went into a spin and smashed into a lamppost backwards. Accident investigators concluded the accident was caused by driver error, from heavy braking and or rapid steering at speed and excessive speed was not a cause of the loss of control. Demi, of Walker, Newcastle, who had been in a relationship with Elmore, died as a result of her injuries while Colleen suffered fractured vertebrae and ribs, punctured lungs and bleeding on the brain.
Elmore, of Bishop Auckland, was originally charged with causing death by dangerous driving but prosecutors accepted his guilty plea to causing death by careless driving and he was jailed for eight months.
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Minutes after buying a new car, danger driver McKenzie Stephenson "wrecked" a great-grandmother's life by leaving her seriously injured. Even during a test drive of the Vauxhall Astra, the year-old had broken speed limits and tailgated other motorists , a court heard. Then, just after completing the purchase of the car, he caused a collision which left a passenger in the other car with injuries including broken ribs and a fractured breastbone. Newcastle Crown Court heard Stephenson then tried to dispose of the car at a scrapyard to evade justice.
He was found guilty after a trial of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, dangerous driving and doing acts intended to pervert the course of justice and had previously admitted having no licence and insurance. Now Stephenson, of Aiden Grove, Ellington, Northumberland , has been jailed for two years for the offences, which took place in Ashington in October A dangerous driver killed a loving grandmother after he ploughed into her with his "pimped" sports car as she walked home from a shopping trip.
The year-old had been returning from her weekly shopping trip and was planning to cook Sunday dinner for her family the next day. Iulian Vasile, 28, of Dilston Road, Arthur's Hill, has been jailed for six years after he pleaded guilty to death by dangerous driving at Newcastle Crown Court. It was said his car had been modified to make it more powerful and fast, had illegally tinted windows and was found with under-inflated tyres.
Vasile, who was driving at around 50mph on the 30mph residential road when he struck Sylvia, had also deliberately turned off the car's safety features. Astonishingly, it was also revealed that Vasile had a string of previous motoring convictions that he clocked up when he lived in Ireland, dating back to , and had been banned from driving there. However, he later obtained a UK licence by deception. A householder was left terrified after Darren Roberts broke into his home in the middle of the night.
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His bedroom door then came ajar and he began to scream, which resulted in the burglar running back downstairs. When the police arrived, his home was found ransacked, with various cupboards open in all rooms and blood specks throughout the house. The year-old, of Carlisle Terrace, Southwick, Sunderland, pleaded guilty to the offence. He also admitted a second burglary, which involved him breaking into a garage of another home, and a charge of possessing a bladed article after he was found carrying a knife in July last year.
Oliver Howlett put lives at risk by speeding the wrong way along a dual carriageway - after police caught him holding up traffic to facilitate a horse and trap race on the busy road. Police became aware of tailbacks on the A Spine Road early on a Sunday morning and found Oliver Howlett's Mercedes Sprinter van straddling both lanes. A court heard he was preventing traffic from passing in order to allow two horse and traps to race each other on the 70mph road. When officers moved in to bring the bizarre situation to a safe conclusion, Howlett "panicked" as he was already banned from the roads.
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What followed was what a judge described as the worst piece of dangerous driving he had ever seen that didn't result in death or serious injury. Howlett drove the wrong way up a slip road, repeatedly tried to reverse-ram the chasing police vehicle, drove at up to 80mph in a 30mph zone, before heading back onto the A and driving the wrong way into traffic at speed.
Shocked motorists had to take evasive action and there were nine near misses at closing speeds of up to a combined mph, Newcastle Crown Court heard. Howlett, 29, of Lingcrest, Beacon Lough, Gateshead, was locked up for 14 months and banned from the roads for a further four years after he admitted dangerous driving.
A man was jailed for more than three years after police found a stash of drugs and cash in his home. Officers turned up at Rodney Flamson's flat in Mardale Gardens, Gateshead, to investigate an unrelated matter in October There was also a set of electronic scales and a CS gas canister in the flat, although there was no evidence of the canister being taken out of the house or being used. Flamson was charged with three offences - possession of a Class A drug with intent to supply, possession of criminal property and possession of a prohibited weapon.
The year-old pleaded guilty to the allegations and was handed a prison sentence of three years and five months. Jarrett targeted five residents across Sunderland and South Tyneside during a five-month period last year and pocketed large sums of money in advance payments. He was sentenced to nearly two years behind bars. Stepbrothers Anthony Slater and Anthony James, who tried to murder a man by slashing his throat, barricaded him in his bedroom and torched his flat, have been jailed for a total of 42 years.
Victim Frank Cartner considered the defendants to be his friends, so when they turned up at his home he had no hesitation in letting them in and no idea they had murder in mind. Slater left him with a gaping wound to his neck which was bleeding heavily and then, along with James, blocked his escape and set three seats of fire in his flat in Kenton, Newcastle. Slater and James were convicted of attempted murder, arson with intent to endanger life and perverting the course of justice.
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An opportunistic thief who slipped in to St James' Park and climbed through an open window at a Newcastle hospital to steal from staff was jailed. Terence Mann, 39, was jailed for 36 weeks after he pleaded guilty to swiping a laptop, mobile phones and a computer base unit. A court was told how the offences both took place on the same day that Newcastle United played host to Huddersfield Town at St James' Park. Mann admitted stealing the bag from a Premier League official after entering the press area of the stadium where the bag was left unattended.
CCTV also caught Mann leaving the stadium with the bag that contained a laptop, two mobile phones and the owner's credit cards. After leaving the stadium, he headed towards the Royal Victoria Infirmary where he climbed into the hospital through an open window. A security guard became suspicious after observing a panicked Mann dumping the rucksack in the accident and emergency department. He went to review CCTV and was shocked when the footage showed the thief stealing a computer base unit and fleeing through the same window.
Police were called and they were able to return the stolen rucksack to the staff member at St James' Park before quickly identifying Mann as the offender.