Offences range from murder to thefts to the case of a man who was locked up for spitting at a police officer while claiming to have coronavirus.
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Randle McKenzie, 22, of Noel Street, Mansfield, was sentenced to a 29 month sentence for burglary and possession of mamba at Nottingham Crown Court yesterday on March 16. | JPIMedia Photo: Mansfield Chad
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Nick Bentley, 29, of St Stephens Road, Ollerton and originally from Mansfield, pleaded guilty to 18 charges of fraud and a further charge of threatening behaviour using a Stanley knife in public, on March 14. Bentley had been wanted by police since 2016 after failing to appear at Nottingham Crown Court for separate offences. He will now serve a total of 29 months in prison for defrauding 18 people. | JPIMedia Photo: Mansfield Chad