BRADFORD MAN JAILED FOR RELENTLESS STALKING AND THREATS
A 47-year-old man named Parmjit Singh has been reimprisoned due to his continued stalking and abusive actions toward a female victim.
During a hearing at Bradford Crown Court, it was presented that Singh had disregarded a restraining order and conditions of his prison release license by persistently harassing her through calls and voicemails.
One of his messages reportedly involved the use of a voice-changing device.
The prosecution noted that Singh insulted the woman by calling her a "clown" and made taunts claiming she had "destroyed him." He was also observed outside her mother’s home, shouting and issuing threats, including a comment, "I’d find you," after confronting her at a school.
Police had to enter his property forcibly when he refused to provide his mobile PINs.
Singh acknowledged the charges of stalking and violating the restraining order, which resulted in a sentence of two years, including six months from an earlier suspended sentence.
The judge called Singh’s conduct "corrosive" and intimidating, and imposed a new restraining order lasting ten years, barring him from contacting the woman and her mother.
He was warned that any similar offences could lead to harsher prison sentences.
Court Outcome
Conviction and Sentencing Details
Sentenced
Detected legal outcome
de his mobile PINs. Singh acknowledged the charges of stalking and violating the restraining order, which resulted in a sentence of two years, including six months from an earlier suspended sentence. The judge called Singh's conduct "cor...
Court order
During a hearing at Bradford Crown Court, it was presented that Singh had disregarded a restraining order and conditions of his prison release license by persistently harassing her through calls and voicemails
Suspended sentence
two years
Singh acknowledged the charges of stalking and violating the restraining order, which resulted in a sentence of two years, including six months from an earlier suspended sentence
Court order
six months
Singh acknowledged the charges of stalking and violating the restraining order, which resulted in a sentence of two years, including six months from an earlier suspended sentence
Court order
ten years
The judge called Singh's conduct "corrosive" and intimidating, and imposed a new restraining order lasting ten years, barring him from contacting the woman and her mother
