Faces of a few of the most serious criminals jailed for offences in Northamptonshire during November 2023Faces of a few of the most serious criminals jailed for offences in Northamptonshire during November 2023
Faces of a few of the most serious criminals jailed for offences in Northamptonshire during November 2023

Faces of 13 thugs, paedophiles, robbers and abusers who targeted victims in Northampton, Kettering, Wellingborough and Corby who were jailed in November 2023

Hunt rider who seriously injured protester, ex-Met officer found guilty of stalking, knife-wielding robber, thief who tried to break in to Morrisons petrol station, thugs and paedophiles among those locked up at Crown Court
Kevin Nicholls
By Kevin Nicholls
Published 1st Dec 2023, 13:56 BST
Updated 1st Dec 2023, 13:57 BST

These are the faces of just a few of the criminals who were put behind bars during November 2023 for committing crimes in Northamptonshire…

A Pytchley Hunt rider whose horse trampled a protester on land near Sibbertoft in September 2020 was sentenced to 18 months in prison at Northampton Crown Court. According to police, 27-year-old Mardles, rode at a group of protesters and collided with a man in his 60s. The victim had to be airlifted to hospital with broken ribs, a broken collarbone, a split shoulder blade and nerve damage.

5. Christopher Mardles

A Pytchley Hunt rider whose horse trampled a protester on land near Sibbertoft in September 2020 was sentenced to 18 months in prison at Northampton Crown Court. According to police, 27-year-old Mardles, rode at a group of protesters and collided with a man in his 60s. The victim had to be airlifted to hospital with broken ribs, a broken collarbone, a split shoulder blade and nerve damage. Photo: Northamptonshire Police

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The 25-year-old was sentenced to two years, eight months after threatening terrified staff in a Subway sandwich shop with a kitchen knife during a robbery in Wellingborough. Cridland stole the till with just over £600 in cash during the raid in August.

6. Robert William Cridland

The 25-year-old was sentenced to two years, eight months after threatening terrified staff in a Subway sandwich shop with a kitchen knife during a robbery in Wellingborough. Cridland stole the till with just over £600 in cash during the raid in August. Photo: Northamptonshire Police

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Detectives labelled O’Halloran a “professional burglar” after he was jailed for a total of 12 years, six months for a series of high-value break-ins. A victim offered a £10,000 reward on BBC’s Crimewatch after having heirloom jewellery and designer watches from a house near Thrapston in 2019. The 49-year-old from Stowmarket, Suffolk, was caught after the burglary was linked to crimes in Cambridgeshire and Norfolk. In court, he asked for a further nine offences to be taken into consideration — including two in Northamptonshire.

7. Peter O’Halloran

Detectives labelled O’Halloran a “professional burglar” after he was jailed for a total of 12 years, six months for a series of high-value break-ins. A victim offered a £10,000 reward on BBC’s Crimewatch after having heirloom jewellery and designer watches from a house near Thrapston in 2019. The 49-year-old from Stowmarket, Suffolk, was caught after the burglary was linked to crimes in Cambridgeshire and Norfolk. In court, he asked for a further nine offences to be taken into consideration — including two in Northamptonshire. Photo: Cambridgeshire Police

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Paedophile Kennedy was sentenced to a total of eight years after confessing to three counts of indecent assault and one of gross indecency dating back to the 1990s at Northampton Crown Court. According to police, the 44-year-old was serving a sentence for similar offences in February 2022 when, during a conversation with a prison officer, he confessed to further historic offences. Northamptonshire Police launched an investigation and the victim – now an adult – agreed to support the case and detailed how Kennedy sexually assaulted her.

8. Robert Elliot Edward Kennedy

Paedophile Kennedy was sentenced to a total of eight years after confessing to three counts of indecent assault and one of gross indecency dating back to the 1990s at Northampton Crown Court. According to police, the 44-year-old was serving a sentence for similar offences in February 2022 when, during a conversation with a prison officer, he confessed to further historic offences. Northamptonshire Police launched an investigation and the victim – now an adult – agreed to support the case and detailed how Kennedy sexually assaulted her. Photo: Northamptonshire Police

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