These are the faces of 13 county criminals who were jailed for serious offences across Northamptonshire and beyond, and whose often shocking stories this newspaper brought you during June 2025.
5. Karl Williams and Jordan McInnes
Williams, of Fotheringhay Road, Corby, was a class-A drug dealer who lived a lavish lifestyle making up to £15,000 a month selling cocaine in the town. The 29-year-old spent thousands renting a Lamborghini Huracan Spyder, boasting about eating in expensive London restaurants and burying designer clothes and expensive watches — all while using his accomplice and childhood pal Macinnes to carry out the dealing. Williams was sentenced to 14 years and 32-year-old Macinnes, of Stephenson Way, to four years. Photo: Northamptonshire Police
6. Daniel Carter
The 35-year-old worked for logistics giant DPD at its Raunds facility when he stole electronic items worth an estimated £2,327 from his employer. Carter, a serving prisoner at HMP Fosse Way in Leicester, was sentenced to 22 months — but the term will run concurrently alongside his current sentence. Photo: Northamptonshire Police
7. Danny Sebastian Mains
Drug dealer Mains, 24, was sentenced to 15 months after police discovered 76 wraps of cocaine, a “large amount” of cannabis and a cosh in his black Ford Galaxy during a routine stop in Bidders Close, Northampton in March 2024. He pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply cocaine, diamorphine and cannabis and possession of an offensive weapon. Photo: Northamptonshire Police
8. Tyrone Maitland-Flute, Alfie Graham Kew and Liam Edward Stray
Maitland-Flute was just 18 when he led a drugs gang which lured schoolboys as young as 14 to deal crack and heroin worth up to £200,000 in Wellingborough before detectives swooped in 2022. Maitland-Flute, of Hart Way, Rushden, was sentenced to 10 years after being found guilty of two counts of conspiracy to supply class A drugs. Kew, 24, of Skegness pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply and was sentenced to seven years, nine months; while Stray, 25, of York Road, Wellingborough, was found guilty of conspiracy to supply and sentenced to three years, nine months in jail. Photo: Northamptonshire Police