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About us Meet the team. Areas we Cover. Our expertise How does our care work. Partnerships and professionals. Home care services Companionship. Home help and housekeeping. Personal care. Dementia care including Alzheimer's disease. A dad left his children to be rescued by a neighbour as his home burnt due to his cannabis factory. Bashkim Nuredini lived with his wife and two children, aged two and 14, in a rented home in Queensgate Drive, Birstall. Leicester Crown Court heard on Friday how the reckless father's cannabis growing equipment set the roof of the property alight.
Passer-by Azan Kara spotted flames leaping from the roof and repeatedly sounded his car horn to wake the occupants of the property. Leicester Crown Court was told that on being advised his roof was ablaze, Nuredini simply went back inside and closed the door, in the early hours of Saturday, April Instead of springing into action to save his family, he "did absolutely nothing," said Priya Bakshi, prosecuting.
James Smith-Wilds, mitigating, said the defendant,was in an "absolute state of shock" when the fire started because he knew he was going to be found out, which was why he went back into the property. Nuredini was "appalled" by his actions which had endangered the lives of others, including his own family. A teenager who tried to carry out a murderous plan to fatally stab a man he met on a gay dating app has been locked up.
Chad Gurney , 19, lashed out at the victim's neck with scissors after luring him to a remote spot in the bushes for a sexual encounter through Grindr. He claimed voices in his head were telling him to kill someone, in the car park of Aylestone Leisure Centre, in Knighton Lane East, Leicester, on the evening of Sunday July Leicester Crown Court was told he had written out a murder plan detailing eight ways he wanted to kill people, including using scissors to slit someone's throat.
That was the plan he tried to carry out when he met his victim — who made a lucky escape with a minor mark on his neck. An additional five year licence period was added to the sentence, bringing the overall total to 18 years. A woman has been jailed for two years after she was caught selling class A drugs on four occasions last year. In a statement, police said: "The enforcement activity followed months of police work to gather evidence and information about those suspected of selling and distributing drugs across the city and county. To read the full story click here.
Michael McCarthy, 18, attacked his victim, who was known to him, in a Melton street earlier this year. The teenager, of Bramley Close, Melton, was sentenced to a total of six years detention with a three-year extension period. Read the whole story here. Levi Kemp, of Marwood Road, Stocking Farm, admitted being involved in a drug deal and directly supplying cocaine and heroin on four dates in January and February this year.
He was arrested as part of Operation Lionheart, a campaign launched to tackle the growing problem of 'county lines' drug dealing. Find out all the details of the case here. The year-old was on trial for three weeks and a jury took just one hour and 40 minutes to find her guilty.
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The body of the baby was found by police outside her parents home where Cobley was living, in Stoney Stanton, Leicestershire, on Sunday 30 April, The court heard that Cobley, of Broughton Road, Stoney Stanton, had been taken to hospital after falling ill on 29 April A medical examination at the hospital discovered that Cobley had been pregnant but she continued to deny any knowledge of and the police were contacted. A search of her home was carried out by police as a result. To read our live coverage of the case click here. Police have released photographs of two robbers who carried out a series of attacks on students in Leicester's Bede Park earlier this year.
Carlos Jamanca, 18, and year-old Victor Essienobon threatened some of their victims with a knife and in one case marched two young men to a nearby cash machine and ordered them to withdraw money.
To read more details of the case, including what sentences the pair received, click here. An arsonist who set fire to a caravan and watched as the flames spread to a nearby house has been jailed. Read all the details of the case here. The force said the year-old was active between November and March this year and that in that time his phone was used to strike deals of the class A drugs.
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A 'prolific' burglar targeted two vulnerable people in the space of three days, police say. Ross Simmons targeted people who police said were 'vulnerable due to disabilities' in the Hinckley area earlier this year. He pleaded guilty to two counts of burglary when he appeared at Leicester Crown Court. To find out more details click here. The police stopped Mohamed Abdulahi-Diriye in a taxi after receiving information a male with a pistol had been in the Arkade club, in Church Gate, in the early hours of Easter Monday. To read more from the sentencing hearing click here.
More details from the case are here. A drink driver who crashed his car into a level crossing was rescued just 30 seconds before it was hit by a freight train. Thomas Dixon crashed into Asfordby level crossing in Station Lane, Kirby Bellars on May 4 this year, causing extensive disruption to the railway line.
Prosecutor Nicola Dean told the court how Dixon, after drinking three pints, was seen by a member of the public driving too fast along Station Lane before the crash. She said: "This incident happened not too long ago on May 4 and it involved some seriously bad driving on the part of the defendant in the early hours of the morning. The full story is here. While awaiting his trial, the year-old, who was a civilian property officer, was suspended on full pay. Bryan was caught pilfering in March and pleaded guilty to two thefts before the start of his trial in early June.
To find out what happened follow this link. He appeared at Leicester Crown Court in July to be sentenced to 26 months in prison after pleading guilty to four drug offences.
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Suklabaidya, 25, of Gladstone Avenue, Loughborough , admitted to selling cocaine and heroin during a drug deal in the Maxwell Drive area of the town in January this year. Read more here. It said year-old Holford was arrested with two other men in November last year following the burglary in Northage Close, Quorn. He was sentenced to two years in prison and was also made the subject of a five-year serious crime prevention order, which will be impose restrictions on his movements once he is released from custody.
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Read more about the case here. Kimberley Constant was jailed for three years after being found guilty of stabbing her ex-girlfriend in the throat during a New Year's Day row. She grabbed the victim by her hair and pulled her head backwards, exposing her neck, to slash her jugular vein and carotid artery, causing life-threatening blood loss. Constant, of May Close, Braunstone, was acquitted of a more serious alternative offence of wounding with intent. She had denied causing the injury at her house in the early hours of New Year's Day and claimed her ex-partner stabbed herself in the neck after they returned from a night out.
Jordan Spence was high on a cocktail of drink and drugs when he terrorised two victims in the street - threatening to stab one and punching the other to the ground. Spence was jailed for two years after admitting assault with intent to rob the first victim in St Leonard's Road, near Knighton Library, in Clarendon Park, Leicester, on the night of Tuesday May Spence told the first victim he would "stab or shank him" if he did not hand over cash, but the victim only handed over 20 pence.
The second man, a cyclist, was punched in the face and knocked to the ground, where he had a necklace ripped off his neck and and his cycle taken. Damon Hulme, 21, and Cohen Barley, 17, were in a group when they both kicked the first victim in the face, causing injuries that caused delays to his studies and graduation. Two men brutally attacked a "vulnerable" victim with a claw hammer and a knife, leaving him scarred for life.
The sustained assault was so ferocious that he suffered multiple deep cuts to his shoulder, knee, elbow and face, which needed surgery under general anaesthetic to repair, Leicester Crown Court was told. Boulard De-Nerval, 30, was said to have been in a dispute with the complainant - who has learning difficulties - about a debt and was looking for him to settle the matter. When the victim arrived, Boulard De-Nerval punched him before using a claw hammer to strike him on the palm of his hand, shoulder, elbow and knee causing deep gashes.
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Hulbert, 51, held the victim down and finished the attack by pressing a large kitchen knife against his head, causing several lacerations. Laura Blake sold heroin and cocaine from her Loughborough home. She appeared at Leicester Crown Court yesterday to plead guilty to six drugs offences and was jailed for two and a half years. Releasing her custody photograph Leicestershire Police said she was arrested on the first day of Operation Lionheart, the force's ongoing anti-drugs campaign which has seen more than suspects arrested.
It said she had committed offences at her two most recent addresses - Peel Drive and Burleigh Road. A drink driver escaped a jail sentence after previously being told by a judge she would have been jailed if she was a man.