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Man jailed for five years after threatening bailiffs and officers with firearm in south-east London
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Police have named a man they are urgently working to trace after a serious sexual assault on an elderly woman at her home in Notting Hill Gate.
On Friday, 23 December between 21:00 and 22:00 the victim, aged in her 70s, was returning to her home in the vicinity of Ledbury Road W11 where she was subjected to a serious sexual assault.
Police are working to trace James Bex, 35.
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Two brothers from Brent have been convicted of two counts of attempted murder after a stabbing and double shooting in November. The jury heard that police were called to reports of a stabbing and shots fired on Standard Road, NW10, shortly before 5.30am on November 6.
Firearms officers, police and London Ambulance Service attended the scene where they found a 28-year-old man with gunshot wounds to the chest and a stab wound to the back. He was rushed to hospital and his serious injuries were deemed as non life-threatening. Another man, 31, raised his hand to protect himself from the gunshot as the bullet went through his hand.
Jahni Thomas, 28, and Jahmarley Thomas, 24, both from Brent have also been convicted at Isleworth Crown court of one count of conspiracy to possess a firearm with intent to endanger life and one count of possession of point and blade. Jahmarley and Jahni have been remanded in custody and are set to be sentenced on March 3, 2023.
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Nicola Leighton appeals her 23 year prison sentence after the death of Levi Ernest-Morrison.
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Police officers jailed for sending sexist and racist messages in sick WhatsApp group. Pc Joel Borders(green top) and Pc Jonathon Cobban
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Veshal Madlani sentenced for his part in a money laundering operation.
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Rowe Court Arsonist sentenced to whole life prison term
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Hakeem Kigundu, 32, is one of just 60 people in the UK handed this rare whole-life order, Justice Holgate said, meaning he will never leave prison.
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Crime is on the rise and future predictions from the national statistics suggest there will be an increase of 34% by 2030. Criminals are becoming more brazen and are committing more serious offences. Some of the most common crimes include: use of a knife, car theft, burglary, assault and robbery. There are a number of reasons for this increase in crime, including an ageing population, increasing wealth inequality and cuts to police resources. It's essential that we do everything we can to tackle this problem head-on, because if we don't then it could become a much bigger problem in the not to distant future.
Crime Report Weekly will cover various criminal cases.
True Crime - Victims - Preparators - Sentencing