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A Sefton man who was extradited from Spain after drugs and cash was found in his home has been jailed today, Friday 28 June.
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A MAN from Wirral has been sentenced to 40 months in prison after pleading guilty to being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs.
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Two people have been jailed for burglary and fraud after targeting the home of an elderly man in Haydock.
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A man from Everton has been jailed for 12 years for rape.
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A Liverpool man has been sentenced to ten years and six months in prison for drugs supply. Gary Cain, 45, of Bold Street, Liverpool, was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court today, Wednesday 19 June, after pleading guilty at a previous hearing to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs (cocaine and heroin) and Class B drugs (amphetamine). It was found that Cain had supplied 7.5kg of cocaine, 0.5kg of heroin and 48kg of amphetamine. He was arrested at Liverpool Airport on 12 July 2023 as part of Merseyside Police’s response to Operation Venetic: an international operation targeting criminals using a mobile encryption service, commonly referred to as Encrochat. Cain was suspected as using the Encrochat handle ‘stableworld’ and following a complex investigation, detectives were able to find multiple links between Cain and ‘stableworld’. This included how other handles had saved ‘stableworld’ as ‘Gary Cain’, ‘GC’ or ‘gc’ and that the password for the device was the full name of Cain’s son. Detectives also established that the ‘stableworld’ user had told other Encrochat handles that he was the same age as Cain, as well as other links involving addresses and vehicles. Detective Inspector Peter McCullough said: “Cain, like many criminals before him, thought he could evade detection by using encrypted devices. But thanks to those networks being compromised, and some useful information provided by Cain himself, he will now serve a long prison sentence. “We work relentlessly to prevent criminals from targeting the vulnerable people in our communities with illicit drugs. Key to this can be information from those communities who most feel the harm and I would encourage members of the public to contact us if they have any information which could assist.” Anyone who has information about drug dealing in the community can contact us by sending a DM to @MerPolCC, calling 101 or contacting Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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A man has been jailed for seven and a half years for sexually assaulting a teenage girl at a hotel in Liverpool city centre.
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A man from Wirral has been jailed for eight years following the discovery of two viable firearms inside an abandoned car.
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A man from Vauxhall, Liverpool has been jailed for four and a half years following an investigation into county lines drug dealing.
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A woman has appeared in court after she falsely reported her car had been stolen after it was involved in a fail to stop road traffic collision in Southport.
We can confirm that seven people have been issued with fines at Liverpool Magistrates Court today (Friday 24 May) following a protest on Wango Lane, which occurred on the same day as last year’s Grand National.