Four Notts men jailed for heroin offences

FOUR men from Notts have been sentenced to a total of 24 years for conspiring to supply heroin.

The men all appeared before Nottingham on Monday for sentencing.

Nathan Pinder of Rosedale Drive, Wollaton Vale, was sent to prison for seven-and-a-half years and Justin Anderson, 37, of Westwood Road, Sneinton, was sent to prison for six years for his role in the conspiracy, and received an additional eight months for an offence of cannabis production.

Jourdain Pinder, 22, of Allendale Avenue, Broxtowe, was jailed for five years, Nathan Pinder of Rosedale Drive, off Wollaton Vale, Wollaton, was sent to prison for seven-and-a-half years, Everton Melhado, 62, of Ash View, Radford, for three-and-a-half years, and their heroin dealers Saeed Ahmed, 30, of Eversley Street, Toxteth, Liverpool, was also sent to prison for seven-and-a-half years.

Detective Chief Inspector Alan Mason, of the East Midlands Special Operations Unit, said:

"These sentences have been the result of painstaking and methodical police work to

 disrupt the activity of two criminal networks in different parts of the country. 

"These individuals had conspired to source heroin from suppliers in Liverpool for

 sale on the streets of Nottingham in order to make substantial profits."

"It is well-known how devastating heroin can be not just for the users, but for families and entire communities.

"Thanks to excellent co-operation between the East Midlands Special Operations Unit and colleagues in the Merseyside and Staffordshire police forces we have, together, stopped this particular heroin supply network in its tracks.

"What's more, we have been able to present the evidence needed to compel the defendants to admit their crime for which they will now serve significant terms of imprisonment."

Sexual assault on Long Eaton teenager on London coach full of travellers

A TEENAGE girl from Long Eaton was sexually assaulted on a coach full of people.

Derbyshire Police said passengers and the driver noticed the girl was upset and confronted a man as he got off, but he left.

CCTV image: The man police want to speak to about the incident.

It happened on a coach travelling from London to Derby on Monday, September 3. The coach left London Victoria bus station at 8.30pm. A man sat next to the victim and touched her thigh inappropriately over her clothes. The victim told her mother, who reported the incident to police the next day.

The man police would like to speak to can be seen getting on and off the coach in CCTV pictures. He is described as Asian, around 30 to 35 years old, of slim build, with brown eyes and short black hair. He was wearing a dark top and silver glasses and carried a black-and-white striped jumper.

Call police on 101 or Crimestoppers on             0800 555 111      .

"Dangerous predator" Jermaine Robinson jailed for 13 years after Radford sex attack

A man who sexually assaulted a woman after viciously attacking her with a brick has been jailed for 13 years.

Jermaine Robinson, 27, of Basford Road, Whitemoor, was found guilty of grievous bodily harm (GBH) and sexual assault following a trial at Nottingham Crown Court.

He was handed a 13 year sentence for the GBH to serve a minimum of nine years. He was given an eight year sentence for the sexual assault. The terms will run concurrently.

The court heard how Robinson befriended his 18-year-old victim as she walked through Radford in the early hours of 26 June.

Robinson became angry when she rejected his sexual advances and hit her over the head with a brick and punched her repeatedly to the head and face, causing her to fall down unconscious.

She awoke to find Robinson sexually assaulting her. He told his victim, who was bleeding heavily from her head, that they had been attacked by another person.

Despite the woman’s pleas, Robinson made no attempt to help her and she managed to flee to a nearby street and call an ambulance.

Robinson had left the scene when police and ambulance arrived but was arrested three days later after a police officer recognised him from CCTV footage recorded on the night of the attack.

Robinson continued to deny that he assaulted the woman and insisted that he had left her alone to get drugs and found her unconscious when he returned.

He pleaded not guilty to both charges but was convicted by a jury. He was sentenced today (Thursday 14 February).

Detective Constable Kayne Rukas, who led the investigation, said: “Robinson is a dangerous predator who has shown no remorse for the violent and cruel attack.

“He put his victim through further trauma but making her endure a public trial, where she had to relive the horrifying events of that night.

“He launched a vicious attack on her and did nothing to help her. Even passers-by who were clearly concerned for the woman were warned off by him.

“The victim has showed remarkable strength and bravery throughout this ordeal and I hope that she is now able to rebuild her life in the knowledge that her attacker is exactly where he belongs and can not hurt anyone else.”

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