Suffolk criminals jailed at Ipswich Crown Court this week

Edison Dautaj

Edison Duataj was sentenced to six months (Image: Suffolk police) Ipswich Crown Court heard how Edison Duataj was deported last year after being conceited for possessing cocaine and having a false identity document.

On June 30 of this year, the Albanian national was stopped and arrested after presenting police with a fake Bulgarian ID and address.

In a prepared statement, the 28-year-old said his earlier trip to the UK had left him with a large amount of debt.

He pleaded guilty to the offences and was sentenced to six months in prison as well as being handed a nine-month driving ban.

Duataj was also recalled to prison to finish his earlier two-year sentence for cocaine supply.

Dominic Robinson

Dominic Robinson was jailed for 33 months (Image: Suffolk police) Police made an unannounced visit to 37-year-old former serviceman Dominic Robinson’s home and found indecent images of a 13-year-old girl.

The 15 images were made up of two in the level A category, five in category B and eight in the level C category.

Robinson, of High Road in Leavenheath, was previously made the subject of a sexual harm prevention order in 2021 for possessing indecent images of children and attempted sexual communication with a child.

At Ipswich Crown Court, he admitted three offences of possessing indecent images of children and three offences of breaching a sexual harm prevention order.

He was jailed for 33 months, ordered to sign the sex offenders register and was made the subject of an indefinite sexual harm prevention order.

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Anthony Cosgrove, Sammy Okat-Uma and Ashton Seymour

Anthony Cosgrove (left), Sammy Okat-Uma (middle) and Ashton Seymour (right) were jailed for more than 14 years (Image: Suffolk police) Ipswich Crown Court heard how an 81-year-old woman in Cavendish had her screams muffled by the hand of Sammy Okat-Uma who appeared in her bedroom during a burglary alongside Anthony Cosgrove and Ashton Seymour.

The victim had left her door unlocked and the trio of burglars rushed in after she went to bed.

They bolted once a neighbour came to the house calling out to the victim and “incredibly carelessly” left behind a “burglary kit” of tape and latex gloves.

Only £20 was taken during the burglary.

Forty-five-year-old Okat-Uma, of New North Road in Ilford, was linked to the scene from forensic evidence on the bag while 48-year-old Seymour, of New Wanstead in London, pleaded guilty after he was arrested based on an examination of Okat-Uma’s phone.

Forty-six-year-old Cosgrove, of Lodge Close in Chigwell, previously denied conspiracy to burgle but was found guilty based on cell site analysis of his phone.

Judge Richard Kelly sentenced Okat-Uma to four years and four months, Seymour to four years and four months and Cosgrove to five years and two months.

Gabriel Stanescu

Gabriel Stanescu was sentenced to 21 months (Image: Suffolk police) Gabriel Stanescu, of Ranelagh Road in Ipswich, worked alongside 34-year-old Florin Petrache, of Great Yarmouth, to steal mobile phones and personal belongings from businesses across East Anglia.

The 22-year-old was arrested on March 12 on the A149 between North Walsham and Cromer after a victim supplied a registration number for a green Lexus believed to be involved in a mobile phone theft.

The pair were found with a number of handsets matching those reported stolen that day, as well as several others.

Stanescu was linked to a series of other thefts in February and March and overall the duo stole £50,000 worth of mobile phones and other items across Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex and the Thames Valley area.

At Norwich Crown Court he was jailed for 21 months after admitting six offences.