HERE is a round-up of all the court sentences published over the last week that you may have missed.
Martial arts fighter left man with life-changing injuries in head-on car crash
A MOTORIST was left with 'left-changing' injuries after being hit head-on by a careless - a martial arts expert who fought under the nickname 'The Wrecking Machine'.
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Man convicted of driving without insurance a 'victim of fraud'
A MOTORIST prosecuted after driving with no insurance claimed he was the victim of fraud.
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‘Utterly disgusting’ – Man, 27, jailed for throwing blood-soaked tissues at police
A MAN who demonstrated ‘abhorrent’ and ‘utterly disgusting’ behaviour has been jailed for throwing blood-soaked tissues at a female police officer.
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'He needs to go back to prison', says ex-girlfriend of man who turned up at her door
A MAN has been jailed after he breached his restraining order for the twelfth time by contacting his ex-partner.
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Hotel doorman 'sucker-punched' by dad on golfing weekend trip
A HOTEL doorman suffered a chipped tooth after being punched in the face in a Lakes town.
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Man 'living in his car' refused to give sample for alcohol test
A MAN living in his car who turned the engine on to warm up was prosecuted after he refused to allow police to test him for alcohol, a court heard.
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'Horrific catalogue of offending’ – Judge jails ‘dangerous’ child sex offender
A MAN with a ‘predatory sexual interest in children’ who demonstrated a ‘horrendous catalogue of offending’ has been put behind bars after admitting a spate of sexual offences.
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‘These are horrendous crimes’ – Man, 32, jailed for child sex offences
A MAN has been jailed after admitting 20 sex offences, some involving children.
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XL Bully owner jailed after dog caused injury to person in Barrow
AN XL Bully owner has been jailed after he admitted his dog was dangerously out of control when it caused injury to a person in Barrow.
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