James McNeilly is jailed again after a third court appearance in 18 months, according to reports. The articles say the case involves McNeilly and allegations connected to an incident where an officer in a patrol car attempted to stop him. The Daily Mail reports that McNeilly tells the court he is suing police after he was knocked off his bicycle when the patrol car struck him while trying to stop him. The reports also describe McNeilly as having a long criminal record spanning about 25 years, including offences such as violent robberies and defrauding a blind man. The sources do not provide details of the specific charges that led to the latest sentencing or the outcomes of any civil action, but they characterize the current proceedings as the third time McNeilly returns to court within 18 months for sentencing. The reporting presents the police-contact claim as something McNeilly raises in court alongside the sentencing process.
James McNeilly jailed again after third appearance in 18 months
James McNeilly is jailed again after a third court appearance in 18 months, according to reports. The articles say the case involves McNeilly and allegations connected to an incident where an officer...
- James McNeilly appears in court for sentencing for a third time in 18 months.
- McNeilly tells the court he is suing police over an incident involving a patrol car.
- The reported incident involves McNeilly being knocked off his bike during an attempted stop by an officer.
- The articles describe McNeilly as having a criminal record spanning about 25 years.
- The reports cite past offences including violent robberies and defrauding a blind man.
James McNeilly, whose criminal record stretches back 25 years and includes violent robberies and defrauding a blind man, was in court to be jailed for the third time in 18 months.
1 day agoJames McNeilly, whose criminal record stretches back 25 years and includes violent robberies and defrauding a blind man, was in court to be jailed for the third time in 18 months.
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