CROWN COURT ROUND-UP: Thug banned from every pub in the country among these 35 criminals sentenced by Northampton judges during July 2026

■ ALFRED VERRI, aged 24, of no fixed abode, knowingly entered the UK in breach of a deportation order, drove a vehicle on Harborough Road, Northampton, otherwise than in accordance with a licence, used a vehicle without third party insurance; 14 months in prison, disqualified for 19 months.

■ BROGAN EVERISS, aged 28, of no fixed abode, two counts of assaulting a woman by beating, threatened a person with an offensive weapon / bladed article / corrosive substance in a private place; 22 months, two weeks in prison.

■ DANNY LEWIS, aged 45, of Collingwood Road, Northampton, affray; community order with alcohol treatment for six months, surcharge £114.

■ FRANK BRAYLEY, aged 50, of Mitchell Close, Northampton, two counts of burglary at a dwelling with theft — no violence; 16 months in prison suspended for two years,drug rehabilitation treatment for six months, surcharge £187.

■ MOHAMMED ABUSHAKER, aged 30, of Alexandra Court, Northampton, possession of a knife blade / sharp pointed article — a knife — in a public place at Billing Brook Road, Northampton, affray, 18 months in prison, surcharge £187.

■ RAIHAN UDDIN, aged 27, of HMP Peterborough, conspired to supply a class A drug — cocaine, conspired to supply a class B controlled drug — cannabis; nine years in prison.

■ OLATIDE NATHAN, aged 24, of no fixed abode, possession with intent to supply a class A drug — heroin; 28 months in prison.

■ CAINE CROXSON, aged 27, of Tudor Way, Daventry, two counts of assaulting a person thereby occasioning them actual bodily harm, affray, 23 months in prison suspended for two years, alcohol treatment for three months, electronic monitoring of whereabouts for five months, prohibited from entering any licensed premises whose primary purpose is the sale and consumption of alcohol, surcharge £187.

■ MOHAMMED MIAH, aged 20, of no fixed abode, affray, two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs — crack cocaine and heroin; two years, six months in prison.

■ GEG TONAJ, aged 33, of Wade Meadow Court, Northampton, possession with intent to supply a class A drug — cocaine; 27 months in prison suspended for 21 months, overnight curfew with electronic monitoring for five months, 100 hours unpaid work.

■ JASON REYNOLDS, aged 42, of Queen Street, Worksop, intentional strangulation of a woman at Northampton, assaulted a woman thereby occasioning them actual bodily harm, assaulted a woman by beating, criminal damage to property value under £5,000; 24 months in prison.

■ LILLY HUBBARD, aged 25, of Bordeaux Close, Northampton, engaged in controlling / coercive behaviour, two counts of arson, assaulted a woman by beating, intentional strangulation; 24 months in prison, surcharge to fund victim services £187.

■ DERRY CROWSHAW, aged 36, of Cordwainer House, Northampton, escaped from lawful custody; four months in prison.

■ JAMIE CLACK, aged 23, of Bostock Avenue, Northampton, three counts of making indecent photograph / pseudo-photographs of a child, possession of a prohibited image of a child, possession of extreme pornographic image / images; community order, requirement to register with police as a sex offender for five years.

■ JEREMY CONNORS, aged 59, of Great Meadow, Northampton, burglary at a dwelling with theft — no violence; 18 months in prison suspended for 21 months, overnight curfew with electronic monitoring, surcharge £114.

■ LEE WICKERS-FITZPATRICK, aged 25, of St Margarets Gardens, Northampton, possession of a knife blade / sharp pointed article — a folding pocket knife — in a public place, assaulted a woman thereby occasioning them actual bodily harm; 20 months in prison, surcharge £187.

■ MICHAEL CONNORS, aged 21, of Russell Way, Watford, burglary at a dwelling with theft — no violence — at Damson Dell, Northampton; 18 months in prison.

■ RICHARD BARBER, aged 62, of no fixed abode, attempted to cause / incite a girl aged 13-15 to engage in sexual activity, adult attempted to engage in sexual communication with a child; 34 months in prison suspended for 24 months, requirement to register with police as a sex offender, sexual harm prevention order, surcharge: £187.

■ ISMAIL AHMADZAI, aged 21, of Herbert Street, Northampton, criminal damage to property value under £5,000 — destroyed a glass shop door of Booze City, Northampton; two months in prison suspended for 21 months, overnight curfew with electronic monitoring for six months, order not to enter the premises of Booze City, Northampton without the express consent of the licensee until July 16, 2028.

■ OLIVER KING, aged 24, of Hamilton Drive, Towcester, possession of a weapon for the discharge of a noxious liquid — PAVA, two counts of possession of a class A drug — cocaine, two counts of possession of class B drugs — ketamine and cannabis, 12 months in prison suspended for 18 months.

■ AARON COHEN, aged 40, of Friary Close, Daventry, two counts of criminal damage to property value under £5,000; community order with 40 hours unpaid work, surcharge £114.

■ LEWIS ALLEN, aged 23, of Dartford Close, Northampton, engaged in controlling / coercive behaviour; 51 weeks in prison.

■ MARTIN GOVES, aged 21, of Cotes Yard, Leicester, theft of a mobile phone at Northampton, possession of knife blade / sharp pointed article — a kitchen knife — in a public place, Weedon Road, Northampton, failed to surrender to custody; nine months custody at a young offender institution, surcharge £187.

■ AIDEN KING, aged 24, of Crowthorp Road, Northampton, conspiracy to supply a class A drug — crack cocaine; six years, eight months in prison.

■ BLESSING AGEYMAN, aged 21, of HMP Nottingham, conspiracy to supply a class A drug — crack cocaine — at Northampton; four years, four months in prison.

■ CLARK SMITHSON, aged 24, of 56 Leyside Court, Northampton, two counts of being concerned in the supply of drugs — cocaine and heroin, two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs — heroin and cocaine, possession of a class B drug — cannabis, conspiracy to supply a class A drug — crack cocaine; 30 months in prison, five years, six months in prison.

■ GRAHAM GORDON, aged 60, of Gray Street, Northampton, breached a sexual harm prevention order by approaching a child and touching her face; nine months in prison, surcharge £187.

■ KIRK SMITHSON, aged 41, of Maidencastle, Northampton, conspiracy to supply a class A drug — crack cocaine; 40 months in prison.

■ THOMAS NELLIGAN, aged 41, of Stoneyhurst, Northampton, conspiracy to supply class A controlled drug — crack cocaine, 44 months in prison.

■ JOHN GILHEANEY, aged 51, of no fixed abode, theft from a shop — on January 9, 2026, stole alcohol to the value of £90 belonging to Waitrose, threatened a person with a blade / sharply pointed article in a public place; 12 months in prison.

■ RYAN SHERIDAN, aged 29, of Manor Road, Earls Barton, breached a sexual harm prevention order by having contact with a child under 18 years; 23 months in prison.

■ SCARLETT SPILLANE, aged 26, of Wootton Hall Park, Northampton, assault by beating of a police officer, three counts of racially / religiously aggravated intentional harassment / alarm / distress — words / writing, common assault; 17 weeks in prison.

■ DALE ADDERLEY, aged 33, of Friary Close, Daventry, three counts of burglary other than dwelling with intent to steal at Zizous Fast Food and twice at Dun Cow Inn, Daventry, burglary at a dwelling with theft with no violence at Tweed Close, Daventry; two years in prison.

■ LEROY ROBINSON, aged 35, of Roman Way, Birmingham, shared a photograph or film of a person in an intimate state intending to cause alarm distress or humiliation, assaulted a policing support officer at Northampton, harassment by breach of a restraining order at Towcester, criminal damage to property value under £5,000 at Northampton, resisted a police officer at Northampton; 38 weeks in prison, surcharge: £187.

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