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JORDAN FLUEN FROM DURHAM SENTENCED AFTER BRUTAL ATTACK AT WETHERBY PRISON
A 19-year-old inmate named Jordan Fluen, originally from Durham, has been handed an additional prison sentence of 32 months following a violent assault that took place at HMP Wetherby on August 3 of the previous year. Fluen, who was already serving time for child sex offences and for breaching a sexual harm prevention order, was involved in a calculated and vicious attack that involved the use of a makeshift weapon.According to reports, Fluen orchestrated the assault within the confines of a prison classroom, where he managed to stab an 18-year-old fellow inmate in the head with an improvised knife. The attack did not stop there; Fluen, along with a 17-year-old co-defendant whose identity is protected for legal reasons, also threw a table at the victim. The incident was captured on CCTV footage, which showed the chaos unfolding as a teacher desperately called for assistance. In response, up to a dozen prison officers rushed into the scene to break up the violence and restore order.
During the assault, Fluen was seen to throw a table at his victim and then repeatedly kicked and stamped on his head. The victim sustained multiple injuries, including cuts, grazes, and a shoe print on his face, requiring medical treatment. In police interviews, Fluen chose to remain silent, responding only with 'no comment.' In contrast, his co-defendant admitted to participating in the attack, claiming he was intimidated into doing so.
Fluen, who has no fixed address and appeared via videolink from HMP Durham, was sentenced to an additional 32 months after pleading guilty to one count of attempted wounding with intent. This new sentence will run concurrently with his existing 33-month sentence for breaching a sexual harm prevention order. The 17-year-old co-defendant also admitted to unlawful wounding and was sentenced to 16 months, which will run consecutively with his current 42-month sentence, a term that includes previous convictions for robbery and other assaults.
