Martin Naylor

6 days ago | msn.com | Martin Naylor

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6 days ago | nottinghampost.com | Martin Naylor

A Nottinghamshire paedophile messaged girls aged 11 and 12 and asked for photos of them in bikinis or their underwear. Nottingham Crown Court heard how Samuel Marriott also had almost 200 sick child abuse images on his phone as well as photos of a woman performing sex acts with a dog. The 24-year-old sent a photo of his crotch to one of the girls telling her if she sent one back it would help him get "aroused".

6 days ago | nottinghampost.com | Martin Naylor

Proceedings that could have seen a Nottingham drug dealer stripped of any cash and assets he owns have been withdrawn. A Proceeds of Crime Act hearing at Nottingham Crown Court was told how after analysis of Sean Hopps’ finances, the police have decided not to go ahead with trying to claim anything from the 27-year-old. But £440 which officers seized from him when he was arrested, have been confiscated and will be handed to a local charity.

6 days ago | birminghammail.co.uk | Martin Naylor |Annabal Bagdi

Wendy Gill, 61, transferred money from a school bank account to her ownWendy Gill at Nottingham Crown Court in 2024A fraudster who swindled more that £77,000 from a primary school has been told she has to pay back all of her ill-gotten gains. Wendy Gill abused her position and 'betrayed' colleagues at a Midlands school to pocket the huge amount of cash over six years. ‌Now, she has to sell her home in order to raise the funds and hand all the money back.

6 days ago | msn.com | Martin Naylor

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