McCarthy hit Ms Quinn and McGowan, who had previously threatened to "set her alight", doused her in petrol. Ms Quinn visited her drug dealer's flat on Southport's Derby Road on Boxing Day to try to get drugs but McGowan and his girlfriend Holly McCarthy later came round and argued with her over a debt. But after weeks in a coma, she remembered waking up covered in bandages like an Egyptian "mummy". Prosecutors said conflicting accounts of what happened next meant they couldn't be sure if McGowan set her ablaze. The 24-year-old thug then hit her over the head with an iron bar. James McGowan threatened to set Kelly Quinn alight when she asked for drugs while already in debt. James McGowan James McGowan, 24Ī drug dealer doused a woman in petrol from a Lucozade bottle before she went up in flames. A restraining order will also prevent him from contacting Mrs Hampson. McDonough, formerly of the YMCA on Great Crosshall Street, was jailed for three years and nine months. In a statement, she said she had also lost every piece of jewellery given to her by her husband, who has sadly since died. The court heard the Hampsons' Everton address had been targeted by burglars before and McDonough used information about that crime to gain their trust before managing to steal Mrs Hampson's jewellery box.
When the couple began to suspect him him he pushed past them and ran off into the street with many of her valuables. McDonough cruelly suggested he was there to take photos to help catch the previous burglar yet he then rifled through a cupboard and found her jewellery box. Karl McDonough targeted Jean and Francis Hampson at their home in Everton early last year, stealing a “lifetime’s worth of jewellery” from Mrs Hampson. Karl McDonough Karl McDonough, 43, formerly of the YMCA on Great Crosshall Street, Liverpool, was jailed for three years and nine months at Liverpool Crown Court on Monday, May 30, 2022.Ī burglar conned his way into an elderly couple’s home and stole thousands of pounds of jewellery by telling them he was a police officer investigating a previous break in. He was jailed for four years and 10 months. Kirk, of The Hove, Murdishaw, Runcorn, pleaded guilty to one count of attempted arson with intent to endanger life. Luckily, it exploded before reaching him. However, he then filled an empty Pepsi bottle with fuel from a nearby Petrol station and launched the lit missile towards the doorman. He became aggressive but appeared to agree when police intervened to get him to go home. Just over an hour and a half later he tried to enter Chambers but was rejected by the same staff. Kirk, who later told his probation officer he had been drinking alcohol and had snorted a line of cocaine, responded by making “rude comments” and shouting abuse at door staff and bar workers. Convicted heroin supplier John Kirk, 34, launched the attack at Chambers bar on High Street in Runcorn in the early hours of Sunday, March 6, after being barred entry to Chambers and Alchemy on the same street earlier that night.ĭoor staff at Alchemy bar had turned Kirk away at 10.30pm on Saturday, March 5, after seeing him argue with staff at another pub earlier on. (Image: Exeter Police)Ī drunken cocaine-fuelled thug’s homemade petrol bomb exploded mid-air as he tried to take “revenge” against a nightspot that wouldn’t let him in. John Kirk John Kirk, now 34, of The Hove, Runcorn, following his arrest in 2020 while acting as a Class A drug courier bound for the south coast. However, that will be served concurrently with her other jail terms and means it will not affect her projected release from jail on licence in autumn 2024. She was sentenced to another 38 months in prison. Roughley, who is already serving a lengthy prison term for the offences she was sentenced for last year, admitted mortgage fraud. Peter Hussey, prosecuting, told the court that during 20, the same period she was stealing from her parents, Roughley applied for and then took out a mortgage in her father’s name to buy the home where her and her partner were living.
Earlier this week, the 40 year old was back before a judge at Liverpool Crown Court to be sentenced for mortgage fraud carried out during the same period.
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