This year, numerous criminals in Lancashire have been sentenced for their heinous acts, from murder to rioting and sexual offenses.
Blackpool: As 2024 wraps up, it’s time to reflect on the criminals who have been sentenced in Lancashire. This year has seen a range of offenders, from killers to rioters, face justice for their actions.
One notable case is that of boxer Mali Wright, who was convicted of manslaughter after delivering a fatal punch to Daniel Allsop. The incident occurred in Blackpool, where Allsop later collapsed and died from his injuries.
In another shocking case, a father named Daniel Hardcastle was sentenced to life for the murder of his two-year-old son. The details surrounding this case are heartbreaking, highlighting the tragic loss of a young life.
The summer riots in Southport also led to several arrests, with individuals participating in violent protests following the tragic deaths of three young girls. Many of these rioters have now been sentenced, showcasing the consequences of mob mentality.
Mark Neary, a caretaker, received a lengthy prison sentence for the horrific sexual abuse of a child, demonstrating the ongoing fight against such predatory behavior in society.
These cases are just a glimpse into the serious crimes that have plagued Lancashire this year. The justice system remains committed to holding offenders accountable and ensuring the safety of the community.
