Mark Naylor

6 days ago | msn.com | Mark Naylor

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6 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Mark Naylor

Telltale splashes of blood left at the scene of a heartless Valentine's Day burglary trapped a drug-addicted grandfather who cynically raided a 25-year-old woman's house and stole treasured and irreplaceable jewellery. Father-of-seven Karl Gibson had a long history of burglary spanning decades and he was "well familiar with the devastation" that was caused to the victims of his break-in offences, Hull Crown Court heard.

1 week ago | msn.com | Mark Naylor

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1 week ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Mark Naylor

A convicted drug dealer with a detailed knowledge of well-known local addicts was recruited to help run a lucrative County Lines phone line selling large amounts of heroin and crack cocaine on the streets. Serial criminal Jason Gladding turned up late to his sentencing hearing at Hull Crown Court, causing a noisy commotion and asking his co-defendants how their night in custody went.

1 week ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Mark Naylor

A drunken young woman viciously stamped on the head of a teenage girl after a petty argument turned nasty and led to a bad-tempered scuffle and a "horrific" street beating. Leah Steven "went back for a second go" during the "appalling" stamping attack and a horrified woman who watched in shock as the violence quickly escalated feared at first that the victim had been killed, Hull Crown Court heard.