CONNOR HOTCHKISS FROM SURREY SENT TO PRISON FOR THREATENING MOTHER AND CHILDREN

A relentless and threatening individual, Connor Hotchkiss from Surrey, has been sentenced to prison after subjecting a mother and her children to a series of terrifying death threats. The victim, whose identity remains confidential, took the serious step of reporting Hotchkiss to Surrey Police following a harrowing day in which she received an astonishing 65 phone calls from him. During these calls, Hotchkiss issued explicit and menacing threats, creating an atmosphere of fear and intimidation for the woman and her children.

Further investigation into Hotchkiss's background revealed a disturbing pattern of violent behavior within domestic settings. The victim utilized the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme, often referred to as Clare's Law, to access information about Hotchkiss’s criminal history. This disclosure confirmed that Hotchkiss had a documented history of severe domestic abuse, underscoring the importance of the scheme in safeguarding vulnerable individuals.

The case highlights the dangers posed by individuals with a history of violence who continue to threaten and intimidate their victims. Hotchkiss’s actions not only caused significant emotional distress but also demonstrated a blatant disregard for the safety and well-being of those around him. His imprisonment serves as a stark reminder of the importance of protective measures and the need for vigilance in cases involving domestic violence and harassment.