Offences range from shoplifting and fraud to inflicting GBH and rape.
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Joe Edwards, 38, of Tavistock Drive, Mapperley, admitted one burglary, 11 counts of shop theft, a further theft, multiple counts of drug possession, one count of handling stolen goods, further fraud by false representation and a public order offence. He was sentenced to three years behind bars and made the subject of a five-year criminal behaviour order (CBO) banning him from entering Nottingham city centre, as well as any Tesco, Co-op, or Vision Express store in Nottinghamshire. (Picture: Nottinghamshire Police) Photo: Joe Edwards
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Mitchell Burton, 32, of Betts Avenue, Hucknall, pleaded guilty to inflicting grievous bodily harm with intent charges of assault occasioning actual bodily harm on his ex-partner, possession of an offensive weapon in a public place and causing criminal damage. He was jailed for four years and eight months. Keenan Burton, 21, also of Betts Avenue, admitted grievous bodily harm with intent and was locked up for three years and four months. Both brothers were also made subject of seven-year restraining orders. (Picture: Nottinghamshire Police) Photo: Mitchell and Keenan Burton
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Lucan Wright, 20, of Northumbria Close, Worksop, admitted multiple counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm and assault by beating. He was convicted of multiple counts of rape, engaging in controlling/coercive behaviour, strangulation, false imprisonment and making threats to kill. He was sentenced to 12 years in custody – of which he must serve at least half before he is considered for release – and will then spend a further three years on licence. Wright must sign the sex offenders' register for the rest of his life and was also made the subject of a restraining order.(Picture: Nottinghamshire Police) Photo: Lucan Wright
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Christopher Scott, 46, formerly of HMP Lowdham and now of HMP Milton Keynes, admitted causing grievous bodily harm with intent. He received a life sentence and must serve a minimum term of 15 years behind bars as part of this before he is eligible to apply for parole. (Picture: Nottinghamshire Police) Photo: Christopher Scott