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The latest rogues' gallery of criminals jailed in Nottinghamshire

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By Tim Cunningham Verified
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Offences range from burglary and fraud to wounding with intent and rape. Here is a round-up of the criminals who have been sentenced to prison at courts in Nottinghamshire.
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Latest figures: 10 Sutton, Kirkby and Hucknall streets with the highest reported crimes

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By Tim Cunningham Verified
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Each month, data collected by police.uk shows the streets with the highest number of reported crimes in each district. The figures have been released for May 2026. There were a total of 909 crimes reported that month: Sutton, 452; Kirkby, 178; and Hucknall, 279. For additional breakdowns of crime figures per area, please visit www.police.uk The data indicates that crimes have been reported "on or near” specific streets, with latest figures compiled from the Ashfield district.
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Disabled Mansfield man died in hospital aged 55 after long history of poor mental health and drug misuse

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By Tim Cunningham Verified
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Martin Anthony Casey was found unconscious by his carers and taken to King's Mill Hospital where he passed away on April 13 2025, said Helena Gallagher, assistant coroner of Nottinghamshire. The inquest heard he was paralysed from the chest down after a motorcycle accident when he was 17-years-old. A post mortem revealed the cause of death as very high dihydrocodeine levels with evidence of cocaine abuse, which can cause cardiac damage, and sepsis from multiple infected pressure sores.
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