Shona Sowersby, 24, of Ash Street, Ilkeston, was jailed for 16 months after she admitted making threats to kill and causing criminal damage.Shona Sowersby, 24, of Ash Street, Ilkeston, was jailed for 16 months after she admitted making threats to kill and causing criminal damage.
Shona Sowersby, 24, of Ash Street, Ilkeston, was jailed for 16 months after she admitted making threats to kill and causing criminal damage.

The faces of 10 Derbyshire criminals brought to justice in July

These are the faces of 10 Derbyshire criminals who have broken the law and been Jailed accordingly.
By Kyle Wilson
Published 3rd Aug 2020, 15:00 BST
Updated 18th Aug 2020, 15:19 BST

Below is a list of 10 Derbyshire criminals who have broken the law and been jailed during the month of July, 2020.

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Ian White, 36, was jailed for seven years after admitting 16 offences including threats to kill, possession of a bladed article in public, criminal damage, kidnapping, ABH, affray and causing unnecessary suffering to an animal.

9. Ian White.

Ian White, 36, was jailed for seven years after admitting 16 offences including threats to kill, possession of a bladed article in public, criminal damage, kidnapping, ABH, affray and causing unnecessary suffering to an animal. Photo: Handout

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Mark Elson, 21, of Hanbury Court, Chesterfield, was jailed for 38 weeks after he admitted breaching a restraining order twice and committing two assaults.

10. Mark Elson.

Mark Elson, 21, of Hanbury Court, Chesterfield, was jailed for 38 weeks after he admitted breaching a restraining order twice and committing two assaults. Photo: Handout

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