Berkshire criminals locked up for crimes in Bracknell and Reading

The courts have had a busy last couple of months locking up 16 criminals from across Bracknell and Reading.

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Here are the faces of all of the criminals who have been sentenced for their crimes from January until the end of March 2020

The criminal facing the longest sentence is Mark Rumble with 10 years in jail for his part in a cross county and cross border drug operation, which spanned to Reading.

Here's the full list:

1. Dory Herbert

Dory Herbert, 30, of no fixed abode, has been jailed for 33 months after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply a Class A drugs.

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2.Mark Haime (left) and David Baker

David Baker and Mark Haime were arrested after police carried out a drugs warrant at a property in Bagshot Road, Ascot on 11 July 2019, where a large number of drugs and cash were seized.

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3.William Nodes

William Nodes, 35, of Cardiff Road, Reading, was jailed for six years, with a further five years on licence at Reading Crown Court on Friday, January 24.

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He was described as an "extremely manipulative and deceptive individual."

4. Lee Allen

A vulnerable woman broke her collar bone after a robber pulled her to the floor and stole her handbag.

Lee Allen, 38 of Barkham Road, Wokingham was sentenced to three years and two months after robbing a woman in her 70s in broad daylight.

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5.Chris Jordan

Chris Jordan has been locked up for dealing crack cocaine and heroin in Reading.

Jordan, 35, of Flambards, Caversham, was jailed for six years and seven months at Reading Crown Court.

6. Jamie Cooke

Jamie Cooke has been locked up for dealing crack cocaine and heroin in Reading.

Cooke, 34, of Brunel Road, Southcote was subsequently locked up for five years and seven months at Reading Crown Court on Friday, February 7.

7. Jacob Trussler

Jacob Trussler was jailed for a car theft, a burglary and selling stolen goods in Reading.

Trussler, 35, of no fixed abode, was jailed for two years and 10 months for his crimes at Reading Crown Court.

8.Joy Liddiard

A FAMILY-RUN business in Wokingham will not get a penny back after being defrauded out of more than £300,000 by an 81-year-old former employee.

'Cold-hearted' Joy Liddiard, from Old Bath Road in Charvil, was jailed for two years and eight months after she pleaded guilty to fraud by abuse of position and conspiracy to defraud.

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9.Natasha Stevens

Natasha Stevens, 28, of no fixed address, appeared in Reading Crown Court via video link from prison on Monday, February 24.

10.Stephen Sesay

Sesay, 20, of Charles Street, Reading admitted charges of possession with intent to supply cocaine and heroin.

He was jailed for two and a half years at Reading Crown Court on Thursday, February 27.

11.Timothy Wollery

Wollery was caught after he was stopped and searched by police in Reading.

Wollery, 22, of Gloucester Road, West Reading, was jailed for three years on Thursday, February 27.

12.Ryan Baptiste

A DRUG DEALER who tried to supply heroin and crack cocaine has been hailed to more than three years in prison.

Ryan Baptiste, 28, of no fixed abode, was jailed yesterday following a trial at Reading Crown Court. Read the full story here

13.Stuart Turner

Stuart Turner, 31, of Liverpool Road, Reading was sentenced to two years and four months for commercial robbery.

The robber targeted a bookies in Liscombe, Bracknell in July 2019 where he pushed an employee over in the shop.

14.Mark Rumble

Mark Rumble has been locked up for his part in a cross county and cross border drug operation.

Stuart Turner, 31, of Liverpool Road, Reading was sentenced to two years and four months for commercial robbery.

15.Ryan Kinuthia

Kinuthia 18, of Dee Road in Tilehurst, admitted two counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs, namely cocaine and heroin.

16.Wayne Wellington

Wayne Wellington was locked up for killing two men while high during a crash on the A34.

The crash killed Vipin Kumar, from Portman Road, Reading, at the time and fatally injured van driver Kevin Ackrell, who succumbed to his injuries three days after the incident.

Wayne Wellington was locked up for killing two men while high during a crash on the A34.

Wellington was driving a lorry on the main road in Hampshire when he hit two men who had been involved in a minor crash.

The crash killed Vipin Kumar, from Portman Road, Reading, at the time and fatally injured van driver Kevin Ackrell, who succumbed to his injuries three days after the incident.