Bristol Crown Court

The property they'd used as their HQ because Sullivan could rent it was ultimately the place which police gathered the evidence that helped bring the gang down.

In August 1994, the four men appeared at Bristol Crown Court.

The judge sentenced Jackson, Arthur, and Green to 13 years each in prison, while Sullivan received 12 years.

The judge said that crimes of this nature demanded deterrent sentences, particularly because the gang had targeted what he described as soft targets, including building societies and post offices.

By pleading guilty, he saved himself going into the dock, and nobody knows completely what happened that dreadful night.

On the 24th of May, 2001, at Bristol Crown Court, Ford was sentenced to five life sentences, with a minimum term of 35 years.

There is the possibility that in the near future Ford will walk free again.

Michael Tranter hopes he won't see that day.

Throughout the following court hearings, Halliwell maintained his innocence.

But when the case eventually reached Bristol Crown Court on October 19th, 2012, he decided to plead guilty.

Halliwell seemed to relish his time on the stand, trying to blame Sian's death on his victim.

Christopher Halliwell's account was that Sian had been very drunk, she'd been aggressive.

As D.S. Fulcher had failed to follow Police and Criminal Evidence Act procedure, Halliwell's confession to Becky's killing had been ruled inadmissible, so there was no justice for his first victim.

I think many people in the town felt that sense of injustice and were incredulous.

I remember Becky's mother Karen came outside Bristol Crown Court and stood on the steps and gave a very passionate plea to the media to help secure justice for her little girl, for Becky.

Our family's fight for justice for Becky has only just begun.

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The trial of Giuseppe Sangiovanni and seven of his alleged co-conspirators was due to start in May 2025 at Bristol Crown Court and to run for several days.

Sangiovanni was accused of running a scheme that laundered £2.2 million via post office branches in Bristol and Gloucestershire over a few months of 2021.

His alleged co-conspirators were accused of letting him move money through their bank accounts in return for small payments.

Question two.

David Wilshaw and Nancy Stevenson were sentenced at Bristol Crown Court this week for claiming £75,000 in child benefit for 16 children that they invented while living in their one-bedroom flat in Weston-super-Mare.

That is true.

That

And Dale's in court on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of June.

And once we've had our little campout cookout on the Saturday and Sunday, we're going to support Dale in Bristol Crown Court on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of June, which is just around the corner from where we're camping.

So there should be quite a few people supporting Dale for arresting a police constable under Section 24 airspace for his malfeasance in public office, for not shutting down a vaccine centre, which more and more people are now realising the COVID vaccine was not a vaccine at all.

It was an mRNA gene-altering bioweapon that was introduced or paid for by America, but was released by scientists in Wuhan in China.

So just remind us where Dale's in court.

Is it in Bristol?

He's in Bristol Crown Court on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of June 2026, starting at 10am.

And we will be there to support him.

Of course he's jizzing on the shoes.

Alexander Scott Bowen, 24, of Kingswood, I guess over there in the UK, received a 38-week prison sentence at Bristol Crown Court.

Nice.

Uh, he was released because he had already spent sufficient time in custody awaiting the outcome of the case.