With the help of the public police found his damaged car, put a note through his door and he handed himself in. Instead of stopping at the scene Scragg drove on - and was heard on the telephone telling a pal: "I've hit someone". He told Grist: "You hit three victims with a hammer.Ī driver's momentary lapse of attention had catastrophic consequences for a man's life.Ĭraig Scragg was driving to work when he cut across the road into the path of motorcyclist Thomas Long.īristol Crown Court heard Mr Long was thrown from his machine and suffered serious, life-changing injuries. Judge Michael Longman jailed him for four years. Grist, 40, of Stackpool Road, pleaded guilty to grievous bodily harm and two offences of assault occasioning actual bodily harm in July. The court was told Grist emerged from the pub with a hammer and attacked three people with it - one a youth - leaving them badly hurt. "The harm on the victims will be life-long."Ī Southville man attacked people with a hammer at a Bedminster pub.īristol Crown Court heard Marcus Grist became involved in a confrontation in the smoking area of The Assembly in East Street. The judge said: "These are really serious offences.
Judge Martin Picton jailed Clayton for five years and the woman for 29 months. The 34-year-old used a crowbar to injure his parents, who are both in their 60s, before fleeing the scene.Ī significant police operation, which included firearms officers, was carried out to apprehend Richardson, who was arrested in Kewstoke a few hours later.Ī woman aged 43, who Bristol Live is not naming, pleaded guilty to two charges of distributing two photos of her child to Clayton, facilitating him having sexual activity with her child and engaging in sexual activity with him in the presence of her child. He pleaded guilty to attacking and injuring his parents at a residential address in Yatton, North Somerset, on Saturday, April 10. James Richardson, of no fixed address, was jailed for 24 years at Bristol Crown Court on November 22. You can read more about why we publish defendants' names and addresses here.Ī man attempted to kill his parents with a crow bar. Here are the criminals we reported on who have been jailed in November 2021.
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