Messon stuck her bottom in the faces of two fellow Orange Lodge walkers before punching them with a knuckle duster.
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The year-old drank a bottle of vodka during the annual Protestant parade celebrations in Southport on July 12 last year. Messon admitted two counts of assault and one of possessing an offensive weapon and was jailed for six months. Karl Warrilow, 35, was tricked into a car, choked with a dog chain and then repeatedly kicked when he tried to escape.
After suffering a perforated bowel, the victim was dragged to a disused railway tunnel, where both of his ears were severed. Thompson and Dean, both 34, were convicted of kidnap and wounding with intent after an eight-day trial.
Norris Green criminal Ryan Kenny was locked up for 14 years for heading up a massive drugs conspiracy which reached into towns in North Wales. Kenny, 29 and of Norris Green, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply heroin, cocaine, MDMA and ketamine; Christopher Inglesby, 30 and of Byng Road, Clubmoor, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine and John Kenny, 35, of Landford Avenue, Walton, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine.
After he drove off six minutes later she was left lying in the private car park, where she lay for an hour before passers-by heard her cries. A jury cleared Campbell, a married man, of raping the year-old but convicted him of attempting to rape her. Campbell, of Gardener Avenue, Bootle, was jailed for six-and-a-half years, ordered to sign the Sex Offenders Register for life and given a life-time restraining order to keep away from the woman.
Drug-dealer Howell hid a Kinder Egg full of crack and heroin up his bottom and went on a rampage through a busy hospital to escape police. The year-old was arrested in a car containing a tub of Vaseline and holding a wad of cash by police officers patrolling a drug dealing hotspot in the Woodlands, Birkenhead. Howell was taken to hospital after a strip search revealed plastic protruding from his anus, but managed to remove the Kinder Egg, ditch the drugs and re-insert it when officers were distracted.
Howell, of Lucerne Road in Wallasey, was jailed for three years at Liverpool Crown Court after admitting escape from lawful custody, perverting the course of justice and criminal damage. Gosling was jailed for four-and-a-half years after being found with a home-made nail bomb and pistols. The bomb squad were called out on two separate occasions after devices were found in a car driven by the year-old and in his home in Leigh Road, West Kirby.
He was locked up at Liverpool Crown Court after admitting possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence, possession of a firearm, two counts of making an explosive substance and two of possessing an explosive substance. Sick sex attacker Dezoysa repeatedly raped a teenager, once in a Liverpool hotel room, and filmed her cleaning up her own blood after subjecting her to a brutally violent attack. He was jailed for 12 years, with an extended licence period of five years, for his campaign of psychological, sexual and physical abuse, against his victim.
Manchester Crown Court heard how Dezoysa first met his victim at a party and showered her and her friends with gifts. However over the next month he subjected her to a string of sex attacks in hotel rooms, including The Block hotel in Liverpool, after controlling and manipulating her. Dezoysa, of Church Lane, Brent, North London, pleaded guilty to four counts of rape, assault causing grievous bodily harm, and criminal damage at earlier hearings. Callous thug Kearns smashed a woman in the face with a knuckleduster in a sickening unprovoked attack.
He approached Roxanne Glorman at the House of Fraser department store in Birkenhead and attacked her inside the building. The year-old was sent crashing to the floor and suffered a fractured eye socket, two wounds which needed gluing back together, and numerous facial bruises. Now, Kearns, of Bridge Street, Birkenhead, has admitted an offence of assault and possession of an offensive weapon.
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Teenage internet menace Hunter caused terror in the United States with hoax calls that led to heavily armed police SWAT teams being sent to apartment buildings and universities. But in reality the then year-old was sat in his parents house in Boundary Street, Southport, plotting his next target with internet pals across the world. Four years later Hunter, now 21, was brought to justice and jailed for 16 months at Liverpool Crown Court after admitting three counts of perpetrating a bomb hoax.
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Riley, who was 13 when he and his elder brother stumbled across the two-year-old on a Walton railway line in , was this week jailed for money laundering. He was arrested on December 16, after police became suspicious on seeing him in a taxi in Norris Green and when searched they found a significant amount of cash in his pockets. When interviewed year-old Riley, of Boundary Street, Vauxhall made no comment but went on to plead guilty to money laundering.
Armed police caught Redrobe with two live bullets for automatic guns wedged in a package between his buttocks. Police said six men were arrested and a stash of guns and drugs later found at a house in nearby Carsington Road.
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More police arrived in vans and each of the group - including year-old Redrobe - were taken aside to be searched. A struggle ensued and the package fell to the floor, which the court heard police initially suspected contained drugs. Two Winchester 9mm rounds were found inside, which were capable of being fired from a suitable weapon. Redrobe, of Sutherland Road, Prescot, made no comment in interview but admitted two counts of possessing live ammunition and was jailed for 18 months.
The former drug dealer and recovering addict ambushed Christopher Heywood after arguing with his friend of 15 years at their shared home in Hothfield Road, Wallasey. After slashing him nine times, the year-old smashed a glass cannabis bong over his head and the victim ran into the street covered in blood.
He admitted wounding with intent, but burst into tears when he was found guilty of attempted murder after a four-day trial. Liverpool Crown Court heard part of the Expressway was limited to 40mph because of roadworks and as motorbiker Aiden Davies sped along at twice that limit his friend Green kept pace in his Ford Focus RS Turbo. You drove onto the Expressway for that short period of time and then were both heading off at the next slip road.
As you said yourself in your own estimate in interview possibly even 90 - mph. He said Green was so close behind he could not stop and because their vehicles were on different trajectories they did not collide. Green stopped as soon as he could and called an ambulance. The judge added their challenge to each other not only risked their own lives but those of other road users. Morgan, who was jailed for raping a little girl hundreds of times, confessed to abusing another child when she was a toddler. He was jailed for 16 years in March after he raped a victim from when she was aged six onwards.
But the year-old was dragged back to Liverpool Crown Court this year after another traumatised victim came forward. Morgan, formerly of Ullet Road, Toxteth, admitted eight counts of rape against this girl, from when she was aged three. Judge Andrew Menary, QC, jailed him for and-a-half years — starting today — with an extended six years on licence. But while he was wanted by police for that offence, Gilboy, of Mentmore Crescent, Norris Green, led officers on a high speed pursuit. He overtook and undertook cars, drove on the wrong side of the road and through red lights, then hit a central reservation.
Gilboy turned down Stuart Road and bounced over speed bumps, before finally crashing into a Mini Cooper on Breeze Hill. He then made no comment and denied dangerous driving, but changed his plea to guilty ahead of a trial. The judge jailed Gilboy for 14 months and banned him from the road for two years and eight months. Chris Taylor, prosecuting, said a wooden box was concealed in the garden, containing wraps of cocaine, weighing g.
The following day, Bolton rang police and said he was responsible for the items, before he too was charged. Bolton, of Milton Street, admitted possessing cocaine and cannabis with intent to supply, possessing cannabis and criminal property. Bolton has 39 previous convictions for 56 offences, including possession of drugs, but none for drug dealing. He also admitted breaching a nine-month sentence, suspended for two years in January , for dangerous driving.
He was questioned by officers after they stopped a car he was travelling in on Halton View Road, in Widnes. But he was rumbled by a mobile fingerprint checking machine which revealed his true identity within a matter of minutes. Williams was taken to Widnes police station, where he was asked to remove his clothing and a package fell from his tracksuit bottoms.
It contained 69 wraps of heroin, weighing 8. Holloway grabbed a mountain bike from a frightened schoolboy and threatened to kill him and a friend before riding off on the prized possession. He targeted the year-old just after he met a friend at a Merseyrail station on a Saturday lunchtime, grabbing the bike and its owner.
Holloway was traced after a CCTV appeal was circulated and, while he admitted robbery, said he did not know what he had done with the bike. Humphries is behind bars again after leading police on an 80mph chase in a stolen Mercedes. He was only stopped when officers threw a stinger device across the path of the luxury vehicle as he tried to flee police on a Cheshire road.
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The year-old - whose 22 previous convictions span 45 offences and include a rooftop protest in Garston - was jailed for 15 months over the incident. Police came across Humphries while they were on the hunt for two Mercedes stolen in a burglary at a home in Aigburth on February 1. Chris Taylor, prosecuting, told Liverpool Crown Court one of the cars - a Class - was fitted with a tracking device traced to the Hunts Cross area the following day.
Humphries, of no fixed abode but previously from Garston, pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicle taking and driving while disqualified. There is no evidence to suggest he was involved in the initial burglary.