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DAVE BIGGART AND ASHLEIGH BROWN SENTENCED FOR HORRIFIC CHILD ABUSE IN CARLISLE
In a disturbing case that has shocked the community of Carlisle, two individuals, David Biggart, aged 30, and Ashleigh Brown, aged 31, have been found guilty of inflicting severe and brutal injuries on a young child. The incident, which drew significant attention from local authorities and medical professionals, involved injuries so grave that the child had to be transferred from Carlisle's Cumberland Infirmary to the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle for specialized treatment.According to court records, the child was initially brought to the Cumberland Infirmary in August 2022, where medical staff quickly recognized the severity of the injuries. The child's condition was critical, prompting immediate transfer to the Royal Victoria Infirmary, where further examinations revealed the extent of the trauma inflicted. Both Biggart and Brown faced charges related to causing or allowing serious physical harm to a child, and during the court proceedings, they both pleaded guilty to these charges.
At Carlisle Crown Court, the sentencing was handed down with a stark contrast in the penalties. David Biggart received a sentence of nine years and four months in prison, reflecting the gravity of his actions. Ashleigh Brown was sentenced to two years and seven months, a punishment that underscores the seriousness of the case but also the differences in their levels of involvement.
The police investigation was initiated after medical professionals expressed concerns about the nature of the child's injuries. Initially, both offenders claimed that the injuries were self-inflicted, attempting to deny any responsibility for the harm caused. However, evidence presented in court proved otherwise, leading to their convictions.
Biggart, who was residing in Airdrie, Lanarkshire at the time, and Brown, who lived on Marks Avenue in Carlisle, now face the consequences of their actions. Detective Constable Lisa Atkinson commented on the case, describing the injuries as
