See who has been jailed in Nottinghamshire last month

These are the faces of some of the people who have been sentenced at Nottingham Crown Court in April.

By Tim Cunningham

Published 30th Apr 2020, 20:45 BST

Updated 3rd May 2020, 15:29 BST

Their pictures were released by Nottinghamshire Police.

Stephen Brecknock, 35, of Wilford Crescent East, was sentenced to three years for possession with intent to supply Class A Drugs (Crack Cocaine and Heroin).
He also received 12 weeks for other offences including breach of court orders made earlier this year for stealing seven pedal bikes, possession of Class A drugs and failing to attend court hearings.

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Stephen Brecknock, 35, of Wilford Crescent East, was sentenced to three years for possession with intent to supply Class A Drugs (Crack Cocaine and Heroin). He also received 12 weeks for other offences including breach of court orders made earlier this year for stealing seven pedal bikes, possession of Class A drugs and failing to attend court hearings. Photo: Mansfield Chad

Liam Brown, 31, of Serlby Rise, St Ann's, Nottingham, was given an 18-month prison sentence for harassment – putting someone in fear of violence – as well as witness intimidation, common assault and a criminal damage.
He was sentenced following a number of incidents towards his former partner in the Carlton Hill area of Nottingham last year.

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Liam Brown, 31, of Serlby Rise, St Ann's, Nottingham, was given an 18-month prison sentence for harassment – putting someone in fear of violence – as well as witness intimidation, common assault and a criminal damage. He was sentenced following a number of incidents towards his former partner in the Carlton Hill area of Nottingham last year. Photo: Mansfield Chad

Connor Woodcock, 28, of Beehive Street, Retford, was sentenced to 20 months after pleading guilty to causing actual bodily harm and grievous bodily harm.

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Connor Woodcock, 28, of Beehive Street, Retford, was sentenced to 20 months after pleading guilty to causing actual bodily harm and grievous bodily harm. Photo: Mansfield Chad

Daniel Hagerty, 32, of Edinburgh Walk, Worksop, pleaded guilty to two counts of assault by beating of an emergency worker when he appeared at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court and was jailed for six months.

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Daniel Hagerty, 32, of Edinburgh Walk, Worksop, pleaded guilty to two counts of assault by beating of an emergency worker when he appeared at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court and was jailed for six months. Photo: Mansfield Chad