Police Stalker Alfie Parker Sent Threats to Officers and Their Families

POLICE STALKER ALFIE PARKER SENT THREATS TO OFFICERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

A stalker become "fixated" with police officers and threatened their families with chilling messages.

Alfie Parker, 24, after watching police officers on the Channel 5 show Traffic Cops, found their private Facebook accounts and sent threatening messages to them, their wives, ex-wives, and children, including threats to "burn their house down".

He also sent a Facebook message to the son of officer A warning he was "a dead man".

Parker has a history of similar offenses against a Nottinghamshire police officer's partner.

He later sent a message to officer A stating, “I will track you down, I will burn your house down, respond, do I make myself clear?” and was arrested at a hotel in Nottingham, where officers had to restrain him as he fought them.

He later pleaded guilty to two counts of stalking and one of harassment, with 14 previous convictions for 36 offenses, including a previous stalking of a Nottinghamshire police officer for which he was jailed for 10 months.

The court sentenced him to 12 months in prison.

Jailing Parker, Recorder Michelle Heeley QC said: “For reasons no-one has been able to explain you became obsessed with these officers, sending vicious and nasty e-mails and messages and not just to them but to their families.”