BRADFORD MAN JAILED AFTER APPALLING RECORD FOR STALKING AND THREATENING WOMEN
A serial domestic abuser with “an appalling record” for stalking, harassing, and threatening the women in his life has been handed a two-year jail term for breaching a non-molestation order from prison.Sentencing Ian Bailey at Bradford Crown Court, Miss Recorder Aisha Wadoodi told him: “Your record is one probably of the worst I have seen in relation to ex-partners.
It has everything: threats to kill, breach of orders, disclosing sexual photographs, and it seems that whatever happens to you in the criminal justice system, you simply don’t care.
It has everything: threats to kill, breach of orders, disclosing sexual photographs, and it seems that whatever happens to you in the criminal justice system, you simply don’t care.
It has everything: threats to kill, breach of orders, disclosing sexual photographs, and it seems that whatever happens to you in the criminal justice system, you simply don’t care.
It has everything: threats to kill, breach of orders, disclosing sexual photographs, and it seems that whatever happens to you in the criminal justice system, you simply don’t care.
In April he was handed a 26-week sentence and made the subject of a restraining order.
His threats of violence prompted the victim to move house due to the fear of Bailey knowing where she lived and the distress it was causing to her and her children.
She said he had made her feel “vulnerable” and scared to leave her home.
In a statement read to the court, the victim said: “I live in fear every day as I fear that he will get out and actually kill me, as I believe he is capable of doing this.
“Bailey told me that he would change.
He told me that he was sorry.
He begged for my forgiveness.
And when I would forgive him, he would continue with his frightful behaviour and abuse.
How is any of this fair?
I am scared for mine and my children’s lives.”
