CAMBRIDGE MAN JAILED FOR THREATENING EX-PARTNER AND VOWING WITH A KNIFE
Nathan Thomas was involved in a threatening incident with his former partner, leading to his incarceration.
The event took place when Thomas visited the victim’s residence in Waterbeach, South Cambridgeshire, unannounced at approximately 9:30 pm on Saturday, April 6.
Despite multiple requests to leave, Thomas refused to do so and later fled the scene carrying a knife, after the victim called emergency services.
Subsequently, he continued to intimidate the victim through phone calls and threatening voicemails until April 10, which was a Wednesday.
On August 12, Thomas appeared before Cambridge Crown Court and admitted to charges of harassment causing fear of violence, specifically breaching a previously suspended sentence.
He was sentenced to 24 weeks in prison.
There is also a related burglary charge, which Thomas has denied, and this will be kept on record.
Detective Constable Timothy Taylor described the incident as a horrifying ordeal for the victim and expressed support for the prison sentence, highlighting the police's commitment to tackling domestic abuse.
Court Outcome
Conviction and Sentencing Details
Sentenced
Detected legal outcome
admitted to charges of harassment causing fear of violence, specifically breaching a previously suspended sentence. He was sentenced to 24 weeks in prison. There is also a related burglary charge, which Thomas has denied, and this will b...
Suspended sentence
On August 12, Thomas appeared before Cambridge Crown Court and admitted to charges of harassment causing fear of violence, specifically breaching a previously suspended sentence
